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A Streetcar Named Desire
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Name one key difference between the play's ending and the film's ending.
Stella leaves with the baby
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Which version do you prefer? The written play? The theatrical play? Or the film? Give at least 2 reasons for your choice.
e.g. emotion, omitted information, production value, changes in setting, etc.
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Name one difference in the ways the actors portayed their characters.
e.g. Mitch is less awkward, Stella is less happy (more grumpy), etc.
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Which character do you think made the most progress by the end of the film?
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Give an example from the ending of the film version relating to your groups' themes.
e.g. alcoholism, insecurities, class divide, toxic masculinity, trauma/the past
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What is one setting we are able to witness in the film that we cannot in the play?
e.g. the bowling alley, Blanche's date with Mitch
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What does Blanche NOT do because they are not in the kitchen when she first arrives and sits with Stella?
She does hide the liquor bottle under the sink
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Name one line that will stick with you after reading (and watching) Streetcar.
e.g. 'I don't want reality. I want magic!'
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Which character do you think made the most progress by the end of the play?
?
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Is any information omitted from the film? Why do you think that is?
e.g. swearwords, certain themes - They needed to 'clean it up' to be able to attract Christian viewers in the cinemas
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