Editing Going My Way (section)

==Adaptations and related films==
[[File:Gene Kelly Going My Way television series 1962.JPG|thumb|upright|[[Fred Clark]] (in a guest role) and [[Gene Kelly]] (as Father O'Malley) in an episode of [[Going My Way (TV series)|the TV adaptation]]]]

''Going My Way'' was adapted as a radio play for the January 8, 1945, broadcast of ''[[The Screen Guild Theater]]'' starring Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgerald and [[Paul Lukas]]. It was also adapted for the May 3, 1954, broadcast of ''[[Lux Radio Theatre]]'' with Barry Fitzgerald.

The film also inspired an [[Going My Way (TV series)|hour-long comedy drama of the same name]] during the [[1962–63 United States network television schedule|1962–63 television season]] starring [[Gene Kelly]] in the role of Father O'Malley. The series ran on ABC for one season of 30 episodes.

In 1962, McCarey directed ''[[Satan Never Sleeps]]'', also featuring an old priest and his younger substitute but set in a Chinese mission during the Communist takeover of the country in 1949.