Werle Edward Connelly as Old Ekdal Lionel Atwill as Hjalmer Ekdal Amy Veness as Gina Ekdal Alla Nazimova as Hedvig Norah Lamison as Mrs. Sorby Lyster Chambers as Relling St. Clair Bayfield as Molvik Adelbert Knott as Graberg A. O. Huhn as Pettersen Frederick Gibbs as Jensen Walter C. Wilson as A Flabby Gentleman J. H. Wright as A Thin-Haired Gentleman George Paige as A Short-Sighted Gentleman West End In October 2018, Almeida Theatre staged a new adaptation of the play, created by Robert Icke. Adaptations In 1926 the play was adapted into a German silent film The House of Lies. In 1963 the play was made into a motion picture by Tancred Ibsen, Henrik Ibsen's grandson. On 7 March 1968, Irish national public television, Raidió Teilifís Éireann, broadcast a new production starring Ann Rowan, Marian Richardson, Christopher Casson, T. P. McKenna, Blánaid Irvine, Geoffrey Golden, and Maurice Good. In 1971, a television adaptation by Max Faber, directed by Alan Bridges, was broadcast in the BBC's Play of the Month series. In 1976, a film version in German, written and directed by Hans W. Geißendörfer, was released. A 1983 film version in English by Tutte Lemkow, directed by Henri Safran, with the characters' names completely anglicized, starred Jeremy Irons and Liv Ullmann. In 1989 Bo Widerberg directed a three-part Swedish TV series starring Tomas von Brömssen, Pernilla August, Stellan Skarsgård. In 2015, an Australian film adaptation The Daughter, directed by Simon Stone was released. References Ibsen, Henrik (1884). The Wild Duck; trans. Stephen Mulrine. London: Nick Hern Books, 2006 Ibsen, Henrik (1961). The Wild Duck and Other Plays by Henrik Ibsen; newly translated by Eva Le Gallienne. New York: The Modern Library; p. 194. External links Ibsen, Henrik. The Wild Duck at University of Virginia Library Costume sketches and poster for the 1970 production at the Criterion Theatre by Motley Theatre Design Group - Motley Collection of Theatre & Costume Design Plays by Henrik Ibsen Plays about families 1884 plays Ducks in literature Tragicomedy plays