The True Forrest Gump: The Book vs. the Movie

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Forrest Gump: A book and a movie written by Winston Groom in 1986, "Forrest Gump" eventually became a movie in 1994 and won the Oscar. Both this book and the movie include those who have experienced headline nature, many obstacles and historical events all over the world. Both works are exploring the characteristics of Forrest Gump and his lifetime journey, but this original book differs from the movie version in many ways. The movie is not only through his numerous contacts with celebrities, but also through his brush of historical events, and through his realistic attitude, as well as attractive and spiritually challenged by Forest I will illuminate the people around him and illuminate the world. The overall color of the book is much darker than a family-friendly movie that is easy to see. In this book, Forrest uses narcotics during Harvard visits, using shackles, exploring professional wrestler career, even gambling.

There are considerable differences between Forrest Gump's books and movie versions. The movie ended with the death of Jenny and showed that Forest had raised children alone, but in order to commemorate his college friend Baba, the book ended Forest's own shrimp business. (Another major difference is that Jenny survived in Winston's book, but he married another man and gave birth to a child.) "Eric Rose left a book," Semi Chicago Tribune Talk to him. "I turned around the two elements of this book and made a wonderful adventure middle school with a beginner of a love story.This book is more cynical than a movie.In the movie A-Gump is always a person who is faithful to him. In addition to Jenny, he has no agenda or opinion about his mother and God. "

& Lt; Tab / & gt; Film Philadelphia is based on a true story. A Gump is based on a novel. The time setting was most popular in Philadelphia, but the time of Forrest Gump was set in the 1960s and 1970s. The movie "Forest Gump" reflects the past. The narrator of A - Gump taught us that the story of his life is in Philadelphia. And Tom Hanks plays a role called Andrew Beckett who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. In the movie, Andrew Beckett is gay and knows that he suffers from AIDS. Andrew knows that he can tell anyone. If telling someone that it is homosexual and AIDS, the company will dismiss him, so he said to everyone. However, the company 's partner discovered and dismissed the secret, but tried to hide the real reason for the dismissal. Andrew argued that the film Philadelphia revealed equal rights, discrimination, AIDS, homosexual problems. Forrest is innocent in character.