There seems to be no limit to the number of adaptations Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” will inspire.

In 1938, the BBC aired the first made-for-TV version of the much swooned over 1813 novel. Since then, there’s been seven screen productions, including this Friday’s, starring Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennett.

And that’s not including various cheeky takes on the tale, like Bollywood’s “Bride & Prejudice” and the comedic short “Poultry and Prejudice.” With so many versions on the market, here’s a guide to some of the most interesting forms of “Prejudice:”

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

Elizabeth: Keira Knightley

Mr. Darcy: Matthew MacFadyen

Setting: England, 1797 – when Austen finished her first draft of the novel, then known as “First Impressions”

Trivia: Toward the end of filming, Knightley had to wear long sleeves to hide her “Domino” muscle building.

Bride & Prejudice (2004)

Elizabeth: Aishwarya Rai (as “Lalita Bakshi”)

Mr. Darcy: Martin Henderson

Setting: Contemporary Amritsar, India. Plus a few scenes in L.A. and London.

Trivia: This Indian update doesn’t include any kissing, since it’s taboo to show any sexual contact in Bollywood cinema.

Pride & Prejudice: A Latter-Day Comedy (2003)

Elizabeth: Kam Heskin

Mr. Darcy: Orlando Seale

Setting: Contemporary Utah

Trivia: The tale of hot-to-trot Mormon singles at Brigham Young University only opened in Salt Lake City before going to DVD.

Bridget Jones’S Diary (2001)

Elizabeth: Renée Zellweger (as “Bridget Jones”)

Mr. Darcy: Colin Firth (as “Mark Darcy”)

Setting: Contemporary London

Trivia: The film contains numerous references to the novel, including Bridget’s workplace, Pemberley Press. It’s a nod to Austen’s Mr. Darcy, who lived in Pemberly Manor.

Pride and Prejudice (1995)

Elizabeth: Jennifer Ehle

Mr. Darcy: Colin Firth

Setting: Regency-era England

Trivia: The five-hour miniseries – arguably the most popular among fans – features a much ballyhooed scene in which Firth climbs out of a pond in a clingy white shirt.

Pride and Prejudice (1952)

Elizabeth: Daphne Slater

Mr. Darcy: Peter Cushing

Setting: Regency-era England

Trivia: Cushing went on to play Grand Moff Tarkin in the original “Star Wars” and star in numerous vampire movies.

Pride and Prejudice (1940)

Elizabeth: Greer Garson

Mr. Darcy: Laurence Olivier

Setting: Pre-Victorian England – so the costumes would look better onscreen

Trivia: “Brave New World” author Aldous Huxley co-wrote the screenplay.