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Young Goodman Brown | Media Adaptations
In 1968, Edward J. Megroth adapted Young Goodman Brown as an opera, with music by Harold Fink.
Young Goodman Brown was adapted as a motion picture by Pyramid Films in 1972. This thirty-minute film won a special jury award at the Atlanta International Film Festival.
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