WordFire Press reissued it in paperback and e-book format in February 2014. The WordFire edition includes never-before-published essays about the book written by Drury himself, new appendices, and remembrances by Drury's heirs and literary executors Kenneth and Kevin Killiany. WordFire also released Advise and Consent five sequels. Adaptations Drury's novel was adapted by Loring Mandel into the 1960 Broadway play Advise and Consent, directed by Franklin Schaffner and starring Richard Kiley, Ed Begley, Henry Jones and Chester Morris. The play ran successfully on Broadway at the Cort Theatre from November 17, 1960, to May 20, 1961. The production was followed by a national company, starring Farley Granger. The novel was also adapted into the 1962 film Advise & Consent, directed by Otto Preminger and starring Walter Pidgeon and Henry Fonda. Preminger was nominated for a Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, and Burgess Meredith won the National Board of Review award for Best Supporting Actor for his role. Charles Laughton was also nominated for a British Academy Film Award for Best Foreign Actor. LGBT film historian Vito Russo noted that Advise & Consent contained the first official portrayal of a gay bar in film. See also Politics in fiction Whittaker Chambers House Un-American Activities Committee Lavender Scare References External links Photos of the first edition of Advise and Consent 1959 American novels 1950s LGBT novels American LGBT novels American novels adapted into films American novels adapted into plays American political novels Novels set during the Cold War Doubleday (publisher) books Mormonism in fiction Novels by Allen Drury Novels with gay themes Novels set in Washington, D.C. Pulitzer Prize for Fiction-winning works Fiction about suicide 1959 debut novels