Movie Adaptations of Simonov's Works
Numerous films were released in the Soviet Union on Simonov's scenarios and based on his works:
- Lad from Our Town (1942), directed by Aleksandr Stolper
- Wait for Me (1943), directed by Aleksandr Stolper
- In the Name of the Fatherland (1943), directed by Vsevolod Pudovkin and Dmitriy Vasilyev (play Russian People)
- Days and Nights (1945), directed by Aleksandr Stolper
- The Russian Question (1947)
- The Immortal Garrison (1956)
- The Normandy - Neman (1960), joint production by the USSR and France; together with Charles Spaak and Elsa Triolet)
- The Alive and the Dead (1964), directed by Aleksandr Stolper, starring Kirill Lavrov, Anatoli Papanov, Oleg Yefremov
- Retribution (1967), directed by Aleksandr Stolper
- Grenada, Grenada, My Grenada... (1967), documentary, co-directed with Roman Karmen
- The Polunin Case (1970)
- The Fourth (1972), directed by Aleksandr Stolper
- Twenty Days Without War (1976), directed by Aleksei German, starring Yuri Nikulin and Lyudmila Gurchenko
- From Lopakhin's Notes (1977)
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