Problems Encountered in Film Adaptions of O. Henry's Novels

In screening O'Henry's short story "Red ransom and the ransom of the way we take", Leonid Gedade faces many challenges, including: 1) Technology - to rebuild the spirit of "Wild West" and all belongings, 2) emotions - absurd words and grotesqueness inherent in O'Henry's work, and 3) language - O'Henry is often a role in literature Interpret the difference between oral genres; images of the southern story, characterized by geographical self, the same words are produced in different cultures, or rather in semantic fields.

In 1952, John Steinbeck appeared in the story of the film of the 20th Century Fox movie "Full House of O. Henry". Steinbeck later admitted that he was uncomfortable in front of the camera, but he made an interesting introduction to the adaptation of legendary writer O. Henry's short story. Almost at the same time, Steinbeck recorded some of his short story for Columbia Records; the recording provided Steinbeck 's deep, resonant sound record. Travel with Charlie: "Looking for America" ​​is his trip to travel with his Poodle Charlie in 1960. Steinbeck lamented his lost youth and roots and gave America criticism and praise. According Steinbeck 's son Tom, Steinbeck did this trip as he knew he was dead, and finally hoped to meet the country.

This novel has been adapted to the screen many times. The 1951 film of the same name was supervised by John Huston, and appeared by Henry Fleming and honorary medal winner Audi Murphy. This film was written by the bands of Houston and Albert, the history of production was sluggish, but it exceeded the budget, despite the contrary it was shortened to 70 minutes. In 1974, Film Production Films screened as Fleming by Richard Thomas were released, and in 2008 the Czech film "Tobruk" was based on the "Red Courage Badge". In 2018, a movie titled "red courage badge: soldier's story" was declared "under development" at IMDb, and this movie will be a magnificent trilogy based on an original novel.

Gone with the wind is a 1939 American epic historical romance movie that was adapted from the 1936 novel by Margaret Mitchell of the same name. This film was produced by David O. Selznick of Selznick International Pictures by Victor Fleming director. This movie is based on the era of American Civil War and Recovery and talks about the story of an ambitious daughter of Orlando's plantation owner, Scarlet Hala, against the background of southern USA. This is her romantic pursuit of Ashley Wilkes married his cousin Melanie Hamilton and later married Reed Butler. Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie Howard (Ashley), Olivia de Havilland (Melanie) starring