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The House of Mirth | Media Adaptations
The House of Mirth was adapted as a film in 2000. It stars Gillian Anderson, Eric Stoltz, Dan Ackroyd, and Laura Linney, and was directed by Terence Davies. It is available from Sony Pictures Classics on VHS and DVD.
The House of Mirth has been made available as an audiotape by several publishers in an unabridged edition.
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