james joyce and arguably and could write some of the best sentences in the english language and and his short story and the dead and which ends his collection the dubliners and containsin its finaleperhaps the most perfect paragraph in the english language. it fitting that john huston and who held back in attempting to film this story and ended his career with it. as with the red badge of courage and the man who would be king and huston revered the literary source but made the adaptation cinematic. and with the dead (which was completed after huston death by his son and tony huston) we get something nearly perfect in the marriage of literature and cinema. valuing all that cinema can do and as one of the commentators points out this isn not the african queen (nor does it need to be) and this is the kind of movie that is uncompromising for an audience. all of us slogged through portrait of an artist in school and and one needs to bring the maturity of appreciating how words and images in and of themselves can touch us. as with silent films and huston seeks something pure here and and he works with the confidence of his many years and leaves the world a masterpiece that equals joyce original. many veterans of the irish theater world are recruited to bring the story of a man filled with self importance (and mock self doubt) that reinforced by the hosts of an annual party on the eve of the feast of the epiphany. what in store for gabriel conroy is an evening of celebration and song and dance and poetry where he asked to give the annual toast to the two sisters and their niece who host the party. he distracted by the task wanting to rise to the occasion and and this distraction leaves him vulnerable for an earth shattering experience and handed to him by his wife. while his ego is shaken when he hears a story from his wife past and it also a gift where all that seems to have mattered throughout the evening is swept away by the realization of impending mortality for all who are living. and rather than trying to make the last famous paragraph of the story cinematic and huston brings in a voice over and we hear those incredible words recited as we watch the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling. it the perfect solution to a filmmaker adaptation. the cast is all we would hope. since this is basically a testament to the power of the written word and how it brings us together through common experience each performer seems elevated by their role. anjelica huston as gretta conroy has a wide range to play and and her account of a young boy who once loved her sears not only gabriel conroy and but the audience as well. when i think of anjelica huston and it the transformation she makes in this film while and when i think of her father and it this film i remember first. 
james joyce and arguably and could write some of the best sentences in the english language and and his short story and the dead and which ends his collection the dubliners and containsin its finaleperhaps the most perfect paragraph in the english language. it fitting that john huston and who held back in attempting to film this story and ended his career with it. as with the red badge of courage and the man who would be king and huston revered the literary source but made the adaptation cinematic. and with the dead (which was completed after huston death by his son and tony huston) we get something nearly perfect in the marriage of literature and cinema. valuing all that cinema can do and as one of the commentators points out this isn not the african queen (nor does it need to be) and this is the kind of movie that is uncompromising for an audience. all of us slogged through portrait of an artist in school and and one needs to bring the maturity of appreciating how words and images in and of themselves can touch us. as with silent films and huston seeks something pure here and and he works with the confidence of his many years and leaves the world a masterpiece that equals joyce original. many veterans of the irish theater world are recruited to bring the story of a man filled with self importance (and mock self doubt) that reinforced by the hosts of an annual party on the eve of the feast of the epiphany. what in store for gabriel conroy is an evening of celebration and song and dance and poetry where he asked to give the annual toast to the two sisters and their niece who host the party. he distracted by the task wanting to rise to the occasion and and this distraction leaves him vulnerable for an earth shattering experience and handed to him by his wife. while his ego is shaken when he hears a story from his wife past and it also a gift where all that seems to have mattered throughout the evening is swept away by the realization of impending mortality for all who are living. and rather than trying to make the last famous paragraph of the story cinematic and huston brings in a voice over and we hear those incredible words recited as we watch the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling. it the perfect solution to a filmmaker adaptation. the cast is all we would hope. since this is basically a testament to the power of the written word and how it brings us together through common experience each performer seems elevated by their role. anjelica huston as gretta conroy has a wide range to play and and her account of a young boy who once loved her sears not only gabriel conroy and but the audience as well. when i think of anjelica huston and it the transformation she makes in this film while and when i think of her father and it this film i remember first. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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