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As one of the greatest love stories of all time, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is a timeless classic of literature and remains perhaps the most popular piece of literature throughout history. The Story of Enduring Love between the two "Star Crossed Lovers" was told he traded, and played countless times since its original formation. Over the generations, different interpretations of the love story of all time were also published, including the 1968 film directed by Franco Zeffirelli Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey, and with Baz Luhrmann's modernized 1997 version with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes. Although both are based on the original author, several parts of both films show a subtle and important differences that distinguish each other, and innovative game.
In the original, remains Rosaline Romeo's unrequited love in the game invisible, but is only mentioned by other characters. It should be a guest at the Masquerade Ball, to be that Romeo is an incentive to participate as well. Instead, in 1968 Rosaline film was shown to viewers at the banquet of the Capulet. The film also shows that Romeo only a scorned by many suitors, the Pink Line, although apparently forced to the wealth of attention it is enjoying. In the same scene in the play, Tybalt is angry when we learn the true identity of Romeo, say "hit his death, I feel no guilt" (05/01/1958) before he was suspended by Lord Capulet. Discuss in Zeffirelli's version of the film, rather than Tybalt's protest against the presence of Romeo with Lord Capulet. The game features Juliette delivers a soliloquy consideration long-term risks of drinking the potion of sleep (4.3.14-59). After taking care of desperately poisoned suffocated, to the smells awful, committing suicide by bashing your head in "with" a relatively large bones and see what they ghost of Tybalt, Juliet drinks the last bottle of thinking. In the film, Juliette only "Love give me strength" before swallowing the potion.
After learning the news of Juliet "dead", buys a broken heart a little bottle of poison Romeo committed by a pharmacist in Mantua, planning to later commit suicide with her. In the movie, this scene has been completely eradicated and replaced by Balthasar and Romeo to return to the grave of the Capulets together. The 1968 film never reveals where or Romeo got the poison. Arrival at the entrance of the tomb has been suddenly arrested and interrogated Romeo, Paris, which the exiled Romeo egocentric attempts to stop. This Romeo kills Paris, in a fit of rage. This scene was also removed from the Zeffirelli film.
After the death of Romeo and Juliet, Friar Lawrence was arrested by the Prince and then reveals the truth about the secret marriage, the potion, and all other plans for lovers destination. His story has been validated by a letter to Lord Montague's son Romeo. In the film, but Brother Lawrence never heard of him after his escape from the grave. For this reason, the exposure of Romeo and Juliet marriage is not explained in the movie, although the two families seemed to be aware of the situation when the funeral was held twice. After the Capulets and Montagues agreed to settle their disputes, the last line of the original version of Shakespeare's play has been said by paying the price: "... For never was a story of more woe / than this of Juliet and Romeo" (5, 3 .325 to 326). Although this line was also the last line in the film, it was hidden by the narrator, who is also the entry: "Two households done, equal in dignity / In fair Verona, where we lay our scene.
Years after Romeo and Juliet, first as a film, another was released on the screen, modernized adaptation, was released in the hope of appealing to a younger audience. Although this presentation of the classic love story was very different in terms of novelty, the characters still talk in the dialogue of Shakespeare. There are some obvious differences between this version of the story, and others. to fight For example, instead of swords, the characters used 9 mm pistols. Montagues and Capulets fight represented business empires, instead of the original Family Feud game. Elegant palaces of Verona have been exchanged for modern skyscrapers, while the power of the story of the little town in Italy, the great beach city of Verona. At the beginning of the original play, the Capulets, the Montagues provoke biting the thumb of their enemies. In this film, however, the roles are reversed and the Montagues are responsible for initiating the first fight. In addition, stressed the role of Abra, which was known as Abram in the game, his character has become a place of Capulet Montague. The Masquerade is one of the most memorable scenes of the whole piece, because there's "Romeo and Juliet first meet. In the game, Montague boys to learn the game by focusing on an officer, the Montagues ask illiterates to read it to the guest list, It was given to move. In love with Rosaline, Romeo and his friends enjoy the opportunity to download the party. In the film, but heard the Montagues of the game on TV while they play billiards.
Another important difference in the film industry in 1997 is the resurgence of the water. In this version, Romeo and Juliet first meet with an aquarium at a masked ball. The famous "balcony scene" of the original part is the "pool" scene replaced. In addition, when Romeo kills Tybalt in the game, the setting is noon. In the film, however, Tybalt is killed overnight during a storm. His death fall, the inert products in a well, continue the theme of water. A subtle change in the film is a change in Juliet's lines, from which they informed that Tybalt was killed, is: "Oh my God, has shed Tybalt Romeo Hand blood? (03/02/1972). In the modern film version, This was changed to a prayer instead of an exclamation mark. Another difference is that in the movie 1968, Mercutio and Prince appear as white men, while in the 1997 film, both African-American, give the film more different characters. The Prince is also the chief of police in this representation of history. How does the 1968 film, modernized Romeo and Juliet does not include "the scene where Romeo kills Paris at the Capulet grave to leave Paris in order to survive, it is assumed in these two films.
Perhaps the biggest change in the release of Luhrmann film is as Juliette awakens from his deep sleep immediately after Romeo drinks the poison, so they have short final seconds, finally leaving in the arms of Romeo Juliet die. In the play, and the original film, Julia wakes up after Romeo is already dead. She said hesitantly Brother Lawrence, that her husband was dead, and insists to be alone with his body. After delivering a long monologue, what to kiss his unsuccessful attempt to poison the rest of the lips Romeo (5.3.173-184), Juliet stabs herself with Romeo's dagger and dies at his side. The film is blurred and the monologue, instead, commits suicide with a pistol silence Romeo Juliet. A final distinction is the result of Romeo and Juliet organs. In Shakespeare's version, the guards took their church body during the film tells the police to its discovery in 1997. The "Prince" represents the last line of the film, as it has in previous movies and games. However, in a rotation date, ended the movie the same way it began: The lines were made by the newscast on a television screen.
Although various versions of the original playwright William Shakespeare exist, they all have the same central message and the theme of love against the company. The eternal story of love between Romeo and Juliet will always be expensive, and perhaps serve as an example for future generations as a social class and family ditches should not be considered valid reasons for the separation of the two lovers considered. After all, there was "never hurt a history of more than this of Juliet and her Romeo."