Editing Sam Spade (section)

==Radio==
* ''Screen Guild Theater'': "The Maltese Falcon" (1943, [[CBS]]: 30-minute version of the story, starring [[Humphrey Bogart]] as Spade, [[Mary Astor]] as Brigid O'Shaughnessy, [[Sydney Greenstreet]] as Casper Gutman, and [[Peter Lorre]] as Joel Cairo.)
* ''Lux Radio Theatre'': "The Maltese Falcon" (1943, [[CBS]]): a 60-minute version of the novel, starring [[Edward G. Robinson]] as Spade and [[Laird Cregar]] as Gutman
* ''Academy Award Theatre'': "The Maltese Falcon" (1946, CBS): 30-minute version of the story, starring [[Humphrey Bogart]], [[Mary Astor]], and [[Sydney Greenstreet]]
* ''[[The Adventures of Sam Spade]]'' (1946, ABC): 13 30-minute episodes, starring [[Howard Duff]]
* ''The Adventures of Sam Spade''  (1946&ndash;1949, CBS): 157 30-minute episodes, starring [[Howard Duff]]
* ''The Adventures of Sam Spade''  (1949&ndash;1950, NBC): 51 30-minute episodes, starring [[Howard Duff]]
* ''The Adventures of Sam Spade''  (1950&ndash;1951, NBC): 24 30-minute episodes, starring [[Stephen Dunne (actor)|Steve Dunne]]
* ''Suspense'': "The House in Cypress Canyon"  (December 5, 1946, CBS): 30 minutes, featuring [[Howard Duff]]
* ''Suspense'': "The Kandy Tooth Caper"  (January 10, 1948, CBS): 60 minutes, starring [[Howard Duff]]
* ''Maxwell House Coffee Time'' (aka The Burns And Allen Show): "Gracie Sends Sam Spade to Jail" (February 10, 1949 [[NBC]]) a 30-minute episode starring [[Howard Duff]]—both as himself and as Sam Spade.<ref>{{Cite AV media |url=http://radiogoldin.library.umkc.edu/ProgramMoreinfo/63221 |title=Maxwell House Coffee Time |date=February 10, 1949 |type=Radio broadcast |language=en-US |id=RadioGold Index: 63221}}</ref>
* ''The Adventures of Babe Lincoln''  (circa 1950, CBS): unaired, starring [[Howard Duff]]
* ''[[Charlie Wild, Private Detective (radio program)|Charlie Wild, Private Detective]]''  (September 24, 1950, NBC): premiere broadcast only, guest appearance [[Howard Duff]]
* BBC Radio 4: "The Maltese Falcon" (1984): starring [[Tom Wilkinson]], [[Jane Lapotaire]], and [[Nickolas Grace]]
* ''The Maltese Falcon'' (2009): [[Grammy]]-nominated audio play, starring [[Michael Madsen]] as Spade, [[Sandra Oh]] as Brigid and [[Edward Herrmann]] as Gutman, produced by The [[Hollywood Theater of the Ear]] and published by [[Blackstone Audio]].