Earlier movies included a 10-minute film by the Vitagraph Company of America (1913), based on a Booth Tarkington story, the 1913 "Beau Brummell and his Bride", a short comedy made by the Edison Company. In 1937 there was a radio drama on Lux Radio Theater with Robert Montgomery as Brummell. A further film, "Beau Brummell", was made in 1954 with Stewart Granger playing the title role and Elizabeth Taylor as Lady Patricia Belham. There were also two television dramas: the sixty-minute "So war Herr Brummell" (Süddeutscher Rundfunk, 1967) and the UK "" (2006).