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The Hobbit | Media Adaptations
The Hobbit was adapted into an animated film for television by Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin in 1978. The film features the voices of Orson Bean as Bilbo, John Huston as Gandalf, and Richard Boone as Smaug. It is available on videotape.
There are several audiotape versions of The Hobbit, including a 1992 BBC adaptation from Bantam Doubleday.
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