The Diary of Anne Frank is a classic tale, and a tragic one, too, given it is based on true events. It has been turned into a stage play at various points in time, and also adapted into a film in 1959, Directed by George Stevens. Telling the story of Jewish girl Anne Frank, the titular character, the film follows Frank and her family as they hide from the Nazis during World War II. Unfortunately, Peter isn't very good at hiding from Jew-hating xenophobes, as he is eating his crisps just a little too nosily.