Growth of the Two Protagonists in Hornby's Novel, About A Boy

Nick Hornby's novel "About a Boy" is the story that two people grew in two very different ways. In the whole novel, the hero leads to the change of self. It is a direct result of each other's actions. Basically it makes it possible for both main characters to see the world from different perspectives. The journey experienced as the two characters grow grows like a journey in our own growth process. Because our experience makes it possible for us to mature and be accepted into society.

In the movie "About Boys" (Nick Hornby novel), it is concluded that people are necessary. As John Dorn said, we are not an isolated island. Cooperation is necessary for writing and living. More generous cooperation, more support and inspiration will be experienced by everyone. When our lives seem to be short of resources (physically and emotionally), it will be a reality. The reverse is also true. Generosity is indispensable to a rich life, there are many ways to be generous, our time, our attention, we have our skills ... This list is infinite

About Boys is a romantic comedy movie directed by Chris Waits and Paul Waits in 2002 and written by them and Peter Hedge. It was adapted from Nick Hornby's 1998 novel of the same name. Movie stars are Hugh Grant, Nicolas Holt, Tony Collette and Rachel Weiss. When the audience heard the idea of ​​Will and Marcus, the movie occasionally used double dubbing. This film was released by Universal Pictures on April 26, 2002. This was selected as the Best Screenplay Award. Actors Hugh Grant and Tnicollet were nominated for Golden Gloves and BAFTA Award respectively. The film received positive comments from critics and received $ 135 million with a $ 30 million budget.

This is an important moment for boys, Nick Horn is featured in Hugh Grant, a 12 year old Marcus and a novel that feathered a stunning island to become friends with his mother. By recognizing that one or more people can be relied on, Marcus would have discovered before Vero that he could not be inferred in the Middle Ages: accepting major news and major events Some people rely on it if they have reliable friends after processing them completely separately. That does not matter. She wrote as follows. "Everyone wants to do something like that, or make the best arrangements, this is a myth."