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Leslie Norman's film adaption of "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll" explored the issues that the original playwright, Ray Lawler, dealt with so poignantly in his play. Agree/Disagree
Title: Leslie Norman's film adaption of "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll" explored the issues that the original playwright, Ray Lawler, dealt with so poignantly in his play. Agree/Disagree
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Leslie Norman's film adaption of "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll" explored the issues that the original playwright, Ray Lawler, dealt with so poignantly in his play. Agree/Disagree
Leslie Norman's adaption of Lawler's highly acclaimed "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll" fails to explore the in-depth issues that Lawler deals with so poigantly in his play. This is the result of Norman's intention to alter the play to make it more pleasing to his audience, however in doing so, he fails to capture the true tragedy that was the demise of the "lay-off" abd looses the film's appeal altogether.
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…showed last 75 words of 806 total…and pain Roo was feeling, with the body language and acting loosing the absolute significance of this scene that Lawler intended in showing how demeaned Roo felt and the blow to his confidence from Dowd's prescence.
The comparison between these scenes, as shown in the play and the film, identifies the powerful emotions inflicted upon Lawler's audience, in contrast to the bland, often dull sense of an unfinished adaption that was attempted by Leslie Norman.
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