Knight is set during the Crusades about a knight seeking vengeance against those who killed his family. The project was to have been shot in England, Ireland and France in 1980 for EMI Solo Films. Ridley Scott was to have directed. Works Theatre The Seven Who Were Hanged (adapted from Leonid Andreyev's novel of the same name), produced in Edinburgh (1961); produced in London as The Scarecrow (1964) The Lower Depths (adapted from Maxim Gorky's play of the same name), produced in London (1962) How Disaster Struck the Harvest, produced in London (1964) How I Assumed the Role of a Popular Dandy for Purposes of Seduction and Other Base Matters, produced in London (1965) Books Novels A Dandy in Aspic (1966) Memoirs of a Venus Lackey (1968) A Single Summer With L.B.: The Summer of 1816 (1969; published in the US as A Single Summer With Lord B in 1970) Echoes of Celandine (1970) (re-published as The Disappearance in 1978) Do You Remember England? (1972) Somebody's Sister (1974) Nightshade (1975) The Rich Boy from Chicago (1979) Nancy Astor (1982; based on Marlowe's own screenplay; published in the US as Nancy Astor, the Lady from Virginia: A Novel) Short fiction "1916 Was a Very Good Year" (unknown year), published in Vogue "Sweet Nothing" (1991) "Digits" (1992) "Black and White" in Magazine articles Films and television Reflections on Love (1966; short film) A Dandy in Aspic (1968; based on his own novel) Omnibus: A Requiem for Modigliani (1970) Universal Soldier (1971; story only) The Search for the Nile (1971) A Month in the Country (1978; based on the Ivan Turgenev play) Nancy Astor (1982) A Married Man (1983; based on the Piers Paul Read novel) Jamaica Inn (1983; based on the Daphne du Maurier novel) The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Greek Interpreter (1985; based on the Arthur Conan Doyle story The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter) The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Resident Patient (1985; based on the Arthur Conan Doyle story The Adventure of the Resident Patient) First Among Equals (1986; based on the Jeffrey Archer novel) The Two Mrs. Grenvilles (1987; based on the Dominick Dunne novel) Jack the Ripper (1988; with David Wickes) Grass Roots (1992) The Corpse Had a Familiar Face (1994; with Dennis Turner) Deadline for Murder: From the Files of Edna Buchanan (1995, certain characters only) Abduction of Innocence (1996) Murder, She Wrote: South by