Unchanged by any teller — how the centuries since have seen Eurylochus.
On screen
Ulysses
Mario Camerini
Camerini's peplum keeps Odysseus' wary lieutenant among the Aeaean scouts — the man who refuses Circe's cup and later urges the slaughter on Thrinacia.
The Odyssey
Andrei Konchalovsky
Konchalovsky's Eurylochus leads the party to Circe's house and later argues for the Sun-god's cattle — second-in-command as foil and tempter.
L'Odissea
Franco Rossi
Rossi's Odyssey retains Eurylochus as the voice that doubts the witch and then dooms the crew on Helios' island.
In play
Odyssey
Homer
Books 10 and 12: the scout who alone escapes Circe's hall, and the speaker who persuades the starving crew to kill the cattle of the Sun.
Eurylochus
Odysseus' companion and kinsman by marriage — remembered as the cautious scout on Aeaea and the fatal voice on Thrinacia.