In 1988, The Soviet Director David Cherkassky released the 1988 Soviet film Treasure Island which relates to the book Return to Treasure Island, a 10-part 1986 Disney Channel sequel co-produced by Disney with HTV and starring Brian Blessed as Long John Silver. The island is within the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). Zoned elementary schools serving sections of the island include John Yehall Chin ( North Beach) and Sherman ( Marina). [39]

a b "Treasure Isle Goes to Navy: City Upset Over Offer, May Dispute Price". The San Francisco News. April 17, 1942 . Retrieved October 26, 2013– via SFmuseum.net. Dead Man's Sea Shanty', a song written by Chonny Jash, is a retelling of the story of Treasure Island, told as a sea shanty, utilising a rearrangement of ' Dead Man's Chest' heavily. Marvel Classics Comics #15 (1976, Marvel Comics) — adapted by Bill Mantlo and Dino Castrillo; re-issued by Fisher-Price in 1984 In July 2011, Bristol Old Vic staged a large-scale outdoor production of Treasure Island outside the theatre on King Street, Bristol directed by Sally Cookson, with music by Benji Bower. In his collection Fables (1896), Stevenson wrote a vignette called "The Persons of the Tale", in which puppets Captain Smollet and Long John Silver discuss authorship. [41]Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon is one of the various video games released by Disney based on their animated film Treasure Planet. Walt Disney Productions re-released the film to US theaters in 1975. It had to be submitted to the MPAA to receive a rating; they gave the film a PG. At the time, Disney had a G-only policy that would not be relaxed for another four years to allow PG-rated films, so they cut the film to receive a G rating. [17] Those cuts totaled 9 minutes, bringing the film's running time down to 87 minutes.

Salty Dog" — an episode of Wishbone in which the eponymous character explores the story in a children's adapted version.In 2011, Tom Hewitt starred in B.H. Barry and Vernon Morris's stage adaptation of the novel, which officially opened 5 March at the Irondale Center in Brooklyn. [50] a b "Richard B. Jewell's RKO film grosses, 1929–51: The C. J. Trevlin Ledger: A comment". Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, Volume 14, Issue 1, 1994. Jim Hawkins and the Curse of Treasure Island (2001) is a sequel by Frank Delaney under the pseudonym "Francis Bryan".