Preposition: of

• novel: AMPTHILL - CONTEMPORARY FICTION Why not read the ' After the Fire ' Trilogy of novels by local author John Lockley.

• film: Orkney, a trilogy of films based on stories by Mackay Brown.

• story: So, a good conclusion to the trilogy of stories.

• movie: We're not making a trilogy of three-hour movies.

Possessives

• 'vengeance: The director of cult hit Oldboy returns with the wonderfully entertaining and darkly humorous third part in his 'Vengeance ' trilogy.

Converse of object

• complete: The Absence of War, a play about the Labor Party, completed the trilogy.

• write: I plan to write a trilogy, three books, about this period.

• read: I began to read this trilogy in year 6, when my teacher recommended it to me.

Adjective modifier

• acclaimed: Richard Swinburne presents a new edition of the final volume of his acclaimed trilogy on philosophical theology.

• planned: The first book in a planned trilogy ( O, how hurtful to have to wait!

• original: I'm guessing it's his son we meet in the original trilogy.

• classic: The third novel in C. S. Lewis's classic sci-fi trilogy is perhaps the most prophetic.

• entire: Ben Maher, a Random dancer, whom McGregor also continues to commission, made the costumes for the entire trilogy.

• American: Tickets £ 16 & £ 15 Sun 12 Brentwood Center Elvis - An American Trilogy.

Noun used with modifier

• prequel: With the prequel trilogy now wrapped up, the inevitable game of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge Of The Sith is here.

• zombie: Day of the Dead, chapter three of George Romero's mighty zombie trilogy, has big footsteps to follow.. .

• epic: It is also what makes this final installment of Peter Jackson's epic trilogy a landmark in cinematic achievement.

• fantasy: His latest novel is The Myth Hunters, part one of a dark fantasy trilogy for Bantam Books entitled The Veil.

• movie: Whatever the real reason, Lord of the Rings is a hugely popular movie trilogy.

• film: He then embarked on a film trilogy he had written.