Great expectation Novel vs Film

In 2012, Mike Newell created a claim replicating one of Charles daemons known novels Great Expectations. Both novel and scud both ar invest in Kent, England and recount us through the life of a early commoner named Pip. Pip eventually moves to London and has wealth bestowed upon him by an unnamed benefactor. With the money he receives, Pip is able to become a gentleman.The film was not an effective authority of the novel because the omission of genuine characters, the haracters ar presented differently than they are In the book and the story Is told through conference instead of narration. Due to the film being so fast and compressed, around of the Characters are left out. For example, the character that was missing In the film was a menacing, broad-shouldered, loose-limbed (15. 35) cruel man named Orllck. Dickens uses these types of characters In his novel to set a cruel nature and to give an unpleasant feeling of threat.The omission of Orllck Is significant because it does not allow the audience to see PIPs final repentance. This is important because it is when come to realizes his guilt and disloyalty towards his effd ones, Joe and Biddy. Another instance is when Orlick is interested in Biddy, as a result she becomes frightened, and this leads to his hatred and disgust towards Pip. Orlick began to bully Pip. Without Orlick, viewers are unable to see the characteristics of his cruelty, and the unpleasant feeling, atmosphere that he gives towards people and the protagonist.Another conflict between the novel and the film was that some characters are represented differently. Dickens portrays Estella as a cold hearted, un love and one whose goal is to spoil others mens hearts in the novel. She shows no feelings of love towards men and in particular not towards Pip. In the film, Holliday Grainger, the one who played Estella poorly presented Estella. For example, when Pip comes bandaging to see Estella and Miss. Havisham, She speaks to him with care and love, showing her feelings and affections towards Pip.Another character that was poorly presented in the film was Wemmick. In the novel, Dickens howed his dual reputation between his Office and Walworth personality. Although his Walworth personality was shown in the film, his office personality was not. At the offce, he seems to have his loving and kind personality towards others and especially to Pip. These changes make the viewers view Estella and Wemmlcka wholly dfferent way, not the way that Charles Dickenss intended. In the film of Great Expectations, there was no narration.Dickens wrote the novel from the point of view of the protagonist Pip. Throughout the novel, Pip usually spends most of his time expressing his feelings and thoughts through narration. In fact, Newell did not portray amply the details of PIPs love for Estella. In the novel, through the narrations, Pip expresses his feelings and love for Estella and his love for her was the reason why he wanted t o become a gentleman, absent to Impress her. In the film, It seems that Pip only lust over Estella and makes It seems that he Is only attracted to her because of her appearance.Jeremy Irvine, the actor of PIP uses dialogue and ctions to portray Pips feelings and emotions. Although the dialogue and actions dish up the audience know about Pips character, viewers are unable to bring out the true similar in comparison to Dickens novel. However the omission of certain characters, the way characters are presented, and the narration make the film different profuse to illicit a different response from the viewer as distant to the reader. This difference in response indicates that the film is not an adequate representation of the novel.