dramatization AmE , auch: dramatisation BrE

There is a dramatization of what might have happened if something had gone wrong.

He would seem to be a most likely candidate for dramatization.

"We thought we'd make the dramatization a year or two after that," he said.

Now we have probably the best, certainly the most faithful, dramatization of them all.

"And we tried to be fair within the context of a dramatization."

In common, they are dramatizations of the author's dedication to art.

And his talent for dramatization could easily be turned on himself.

It is not merely a dramatization of the past event.

But the play is in no way a literal dramatization of real events.

The late actor says that the dramatization had a purpose.

And then there were the commercials, some of which could have been taken for dramatizations.

Nor is it an adaptation or dramatization of the book.

But her best work is a dramatization of human vulnerability and personal responsibility.

But why not a dramatization where everything goes wrong, in exactly the way it did last night?"

Their early lives have been the subject of two cinematic dramatizations.

It is, however, a powerful dramatization of the organization's key elements.

Audio dramatizations in a number of languages are also available.

But a school group went ahead with a courtroom dramatization it had planned.

The movie works best when it is closer to documentary than to dramatization.

Clemens did begin a dramatization then or a little later, but it was not completed.

There will be a lot of dramatization and metamorphosis on stage.

The tale has been adapted to various media including television dramatization.

This is why I'll choose a documentary on a subject over the dramatization each and every time.

Papa may begin with a certain dramatization which includes beating a wife.

The Holocaust does not lend itself easily to film dramatization.