Cinematography — Black and white (Hal Mohr) Nominated - Best Cinematography (Black-and-White) at the 26th Academy Awards (Hal Mohr) The Key (1958) - 2hrs 1 min — Directed by Carol Reed Based on the novel with William Holden and Sophia Loren Won a British Academy Award for Best British Actor (Trevor Howard) The Spiral Road (1962) - 2hrs 25min - Directed by Robert Mulligan Based on the novel of the same name. starring Rock Hudson and Burl Ives Lisa (1962) - 1hr 52min - Directed by Philip Dunne Based on the novel, The Inspector Released as The Inspector in the United Kingdom starring Dolores Hart, Stephen Boyd and Donald Pleasence Nominated for a Golden Globe for "Best Picture - Drama" The Little Ark (1972) - 1hr 40min - Directed by James B. Clark Based on the novel of the same name. Nominated - Best Original Song ("Come Follow, Follow Me") at the 45th Academy Awards (Marsha Karlin and Fred Karlin) Television The Fourposter (Play on TV) (1955) - 1hr 30min - Directed by Clark Jones and aired on NBC, July 25, 1955, as an episode of the 'Producers' Showcase Series' whose tagline reads "Bringing the best of Broadway to the 21-inch screen". The Four Poster, 1964 Australian TV play directed by James Upshaw References External links Biography of Jan de Hartog in the Daily Shipping Newsletter "The Looniverse", by Harrie Verstappen, whose sources include on-going collaborations with Marjorie de Hartog. It covers more in-depth articles regarding details of Mr. De Hartog's books. It is a source for some of the material found on this page. The Quaker Liar, An article by Ann Walton Sieber, which was originally published in the "Houston Press". It's a good source of information gleaned through personal contact with the De Hartogs. An abridged version of "Jan de Hartog: A Captain on the Ocean of Light and Love", also by Ann Sieber, includes historic photographs of Jan De Hartog provided by his wife. Writers Info website (in Dutch) Summary of his book: "The Hospital" which also adds to the author biography WeberStudies Volume 4.1 - Spring 1987 This is a transcript of a talk Jan de Hartog gave at Weber State College on November 17, 1986. It discusses his involvement with the Dutch Underground Theatre, along with notes regarding The Fourposter. While this is arguably not a proper biographical reference per Wikipedia guidelines, it should stand