Editing Rafael Sabatini (section)

===Silent films===
His novel ''[[Bardelys the Magnificent]]'' was made into a famous 1926 "lost" [[Bardelys the Magnificent (1926 film)|film of the same title]], directed by [[King Vidor]], starring [[John Gilbert (actor)|John Gilbert]], and long viewable only in a fragment excerpted in Vidor's silent comedy ''[[Show People]]'' (1928). All but one of the reels of ''Bardelys'' were rediscovered in France in 2006, and a restoration (with production stills standing in for the missing reel) was completed in 2008.<ref name="silentera Bardleys">{{cite web |url=http://www.silentera.com/video/bardelysTheMagnificentHV.html |title=Progressive Silent Film List: Bardelys the Magnificent |accessdate=June 4, 2009|work=Silent Era}}</ref>

A silent version of ''[[The Tavern Knight (film)|The Tavern Knight]]'' (1920) was made in England.

A silent version of ''[[Captain Blood (1924 film)|Captain Blood]]'' (1924), directed by [[David Smith (director)|David Smith]] and starring [[J. Warren Kerrigan]], which was one of the last productions of the [[Vitagraph Company of America]], survives in the [[Library of Congress]], and two other silent adaptations of Sabatini novels which survive in other archives are [[Rex Ingram (director)|Rex Ingram]]'s ''[[Scaramouche (1923 film)|Scaramouche]]'' (1923) starring [[Ramón Novarro]] at the [[George Eastman Museum]], and [[Frank Lloyd]]'s ''[[The Sea Hawk (1924 film)|The Sea Hawk]]'' starring [[Milton Sills]] at the [[UCLA Film and Television Archive]].