same year, a single-volume abridged edition in the United Kingdom was released by Sampson Low under the title of Adrift in the Pacific. In 1890, from February 22 through March 14, the Boston Daily Globe newspaper serialized Adrift in the Pacific; the Strange Adventures of a Schoolboy Crew. In 1896, Morita Shiken translated it to the Japanese language as Jugo shonen (十五少年: it means 15 boys) from the English text. In 1962 Emilio Gomez Muriel directed a Spanish-Mexican film, featuring Pablito Calvo in the main role. In 1964 Turkish Filmmaker Yilmaz Atadeniz produced this movie titled as Iki Sene Mektep Tatili." In 1965 the I. O. Evens version of the Sampson Low translation was published in England (ARCO) and the U.S. (Associated Publishers) in two volumes: Adrift in the 11Pacific and Second Year Ashore. In 1967 a new modified and abridged translation by Olga Marx with illustrations by Victor Ambrus titled A Long Vacation was published by Oxford University Press in the United Kingdom and Holt, Rinehart & Winston in the United States. In 1967 Czech filmmaker Karel Zeman made a live-action/animated film adaptation under the title Ukradená vzducholod ("The Stolen Airship", released worldwide as Two Years' Vacation), loosely based on Jules Verne's novels Two Years' Vacation and The Mysterious Island. In 1969 an Australian film produced, directed and written by Mende Brown entitled Strange Holiday credited Jules Verne for the story. The 1974 four-part T.V. series was produced in a cooperation of French, Belgian, Swiss, West-German and Romanian television. In 1982 a Japanese studio Toei Animation made an anime adaptation under the title of Adrift in the Pacific (). In 1987 a made-for-TV animation was produced by the Japanese studio Nippon Animation under the title of The Story of Fifteen Boys (). In 2001 the book was redistributed by CLE International to help learners be immersed in French The book became the story for different anime series like Ginga Hyōryū Vifam, Kyōryū Bōkenki Jura Tripper, Infinite Ryvius, Mujin Wakusei Survive and Astra Lost in Space. In popular culture Deux Ans de Vacances is the first book Shiori Shiomiya reads from the shelves of the school library during a flashback to her childhood in the anime The World God Only Knows. The struggles for survival and dominance amongst the boys were to be echoed in William Golding's Lord of the Flies, published in 1954. The novel was adapted as a