If we're talking about the novel 'Gypsy' by Steven Brust, then no, there's no movie or TV show. It's part of his 'Vlad Taltos' series, which is criminally under-adapted. Great books, full of witty assassins and Dragaeran politics, but Hollywood hasn't touched them. Sometimes I wonder if the first-person smart-mouth narration is just too hard to translate.
'Gypsy' the book is basically a heist story with magic. A studio would probably turn it into a generic fantasy action flick and miss all the charm. So maybe it's for the best. I'd rather re-read it than see a bad adaptation.
Wait, are you asking about 'Gypsy' the 1975 film with Janet Suzman? Because that's a movie, but it's not based on a book with that title, I think it's an original screenplay. This is why specific titles matter! If you've got an author or a plot detail, I could give you a straighter answer. Otherwise, my gut says no major adaptation exists for a book just called 'Gypsy'.
A book with 'Gypsy' in the title often leads to 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' adaptations, but if you mean something like 'Gypsy' by Martin Cruz Smith, I'm drawing a blank. There's no direct adaptation I know of. The word pops up in titles and themes a lot, like in that one episode of 'Supernatural' with the cursed video tape, 'The Ring' but with a caravan twist.
Honestly, a straight 'Gypsy' book-to-screen adaptation would be tricky. You've got the whole cultural representation minefield, plus the plots can be pretty niche. I think a lot of those stories get folded into other things—like, you see gypsy fortune-teller tropes everywhere, but a dedicated film? Not really.
It's more likely you're thinking of a particular novel with a gypsy character or setting, and those elements might have been adapted into a scene or a subplot somewhere, but not a whole movie named after the book.
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