Story found on most DVDs

Here's something to argue about: What story is found on the most DVDs
in distinct versions? I would vote for The Hound of the Baskervilles,
of which I have six versions:

Rathbone/Bruce/Greene, 1934
Cushing/Morell/Lee, 1959
Richardson/Churchill/Shaw, 1983
Brett/Hardwicke/Tabori, 1984 (in The Sherlock Holmes Feature Film
Collection)
Roxburgh/Hart/Day, 2002
Frewer/Welsh/London, 2003 (in The Sherlock Holmes Collection, Artisan)

Second place to Les Liasons Dangereuses:

Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Moreau/Philippe, 1959
Dangerous Liaisons, Close/Malkovich, 1988
Valmont, Bening/Firth, 1989
Cruel Intentions, Gellar/Phillippe, 1999
Les Liaison Dangereuses, Deneuve/Everett, 2003

Then there's Little Women in at least three versions; probably a bunch
of more and less faithful Jekyll/Hydes; and oh yeah, the classic
horror stuff, Frankenstein and Dracula particularly, though one needs
to be careful about which are adaptations of the original work and
which are sequels (different stories altogether).

karlpov