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Books into film and television
- K-19
- From the book K-19 by Peter Huchthausen
- K2
- From the play K2 by Patrick Meyers
- Karaoke
- TV play Karaoke by Dennis Potter
- Kes
- From the 1968 novel A Kestrel for a knave by Barry Hines
- Key Largo
- From the play Key Largo by Maxwell Anderson
- The Keys to Tulsa
- From the 1989 novel The Keys to Tulsa by Brian Fair Berkey
- Kid Galahad
- From the 1936 novel Kid Galahad by Francis Wallace
- A Kid in King Arthur's court
- From the novel A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court by Mark Twain
- The Kid stays in the picture
- From the 1994 book The Kid stays in the picture by Robert Evans
- Kidnapped
- From the novel Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
- Killer: a journal of murder
- From the 1970 book Killer: a journal of murder by Thomas Gaddis and James O. Long
- Killer Net
- Written by Lynda La Plante but she doesn't appear to have put it into book form
- Killing Mr Griffin
- From the 1978 novel Killing Mr Griffin by Lois Duncan
- Kind hearts and coronets
- From the 1907 novel Israel rank by Roy Horniman
- A Kind of loving
- From the 1960 novel A Kind of loving by Stan Barstow
- The King and I
- From the musical play The King and I by Rodgers and Hammerstein which was based on Margaret Landon's 1944 book Anna and the King of Siam
- King Creole
- From the 1952 novel A Stone for Danny Fisher by Harold Robbins
- King of the hill
- From the 1972 novel King of the hill by A. E. Hotchner
- King Ralph
- From the 1980 novel Headlong by Emlyn Williams
- King Solomon's mines
- From the novel King Solomon's mines by Henry Rider Haggard
- Kiss of a killer
- From the 1978 novel The Point of murder by Margaret Yorke
- Kiss the girls
- From the novel Kiss the girls by James Patterson
- Kissed
- From the short story We so seldom look on love by Barbara Gowdy. In her collection of the same name
- Kissing the gunner's daughter
- From the novel Kissing the gunner's daughter by Ruth Rendell
- The kite runner
- Khaled Hosseini’s2003 novel was one of the biggest surprise bestsellers of recent years. The novel is about an Afghan man who returns to his homeland to search for his brother and finds that his memories of an idyllic childhood have been lost under the iron rule of the Taliban. Novelist David Benioff has adapted the novel for the screen and Marc Forster, who made Finding Neverland and Monster’s ball, is directing. The cast is lead by Said Taghoui, Jonathan Ahdout (as the younger version of Amir),Shaun Toub and Nasser Memarzia.
Read the Book ~ About the Film
- The Knack
- From the 1961 play The Knack by Ann Jellicoe
- Korea, the unknown war
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Tie-in book by Jon Halliday
- K-Pax
- From the 1995 novel K-Pax by Gene Brewer
- Krippendorf's tribe
- From the novel Krippendorf's tribe by Frank Parkin
- Kunta Kinte's Gift
- TV sequel to Roots. Not based on a particular book