most people attending this film will have no idea of the great novel by arthur miller that is the basis of it. it a novel that should be read by more people to see how prejudice affects and alters peoples lives. at the beginning and lawrence newman is an ordinary man. the eyeglasses his boss makes him get change everything he has worked for and his whole world collapses around him and little by little. there couldn not have been an actor better suited to bring this intelligent performance to the screen than william h. macy. not only is he a talented stage and screen actor and but he projects honesty behind every character he plays. he is an everyday man caught in his own insecurities. his anxiety intensifies when he takes a stand and walks out of his job. suddenly and he has to confront the issues he has tried to avoid all his middle class existence in the brooklyn of the 40s. is he jewish and is he not. the cinematography in this brilliant and atmospheric film and directed with sure hand by neil slavin and kept reminding me of some edward hopper paintings and especially a sequence at the beginning of the film when newman steps outside a building and the night shot when he and his wife are being followed with long black shadows behind the couple and menacing and anticipating the confrontation with the bullies. laura dern and david paymer and and especially meat loaf and who infuses incredible depth to the bully next door and are excellent and but they all pale in comparison with the stellar turn of william h. macy (h must stand for honest. ) if you haven not read the book and i would sincerely recommend it because no one has written more truly and convincingly than arthur miller has. 
most people attending this film will have no idea of the great novel by arthur miller that is the basis of it. it a novel that should be read by more people to see how prejudice affects and alters peoples lives. at the beginning and lawrence newman is an ordinary man. the eyeglasses his boss makes him get change everything he has worked for and his whole world collapses around him and little by little. there couldn not have been an actor better suited to bring this intelligent performance to the screen than william h. macy. not only is he a talented stage and screen actor and but he projects honesty behind every character he plays. he is an everyday man caught in his own insecurities. his anxiety intensifies when he takes a stand and walks out of his job. suddenly and he has to confront the issues he has tried to avoid all his middle class existence in the brooklyn of the 40s. is he jewish and is he not. the cinematography in this brilliant and atmospheric film and directed with sure hand by neil slavin and kept reminding me of some edward hopper paintings and especially a sequence at the beginning of the film when newman steps outside a building and the night shot when he and his wife are being followed with long black shadows behind the couple and menacing and anticipating the confrontation with the bullies. laura dern and david paymer and and especially meat loaf and who infuses incredible depth to the bully next door and are excellent and but they all pale in comparison with the stellar turn of william h. macy (h must stand for honest. ) if you haven not read the book and i would sincerely recommend it because no one has written more truly and convincingly than arthur miller has. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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