in print this is one of the greatest short stories ever written and brought brilliantly and poetically to the screen by this father son team and working together and sadly and for the first and last time. it is fitting that john huston should end his career on a high note by bringing the work of one of his favorite author to the screen and in what is easily the best joyce screen adaptation. huston made a career of adapting great works of literature to film and usually quite successfully. it is sad and and somewhat puzzling and that tony huston pretty much began and ended his career in film by adapting what would be his father final project and picking up a well deserved oscar nomination in the process. i once had the privilege of sitting in the company of the great screenwriter or playwright horton foote and who cited this film as one of his favorites in recent years (at the time it was still a fairly recent release). as a rather prolific screenwriter himself (and a brilliant screen adapter of his own works and as well as great authors such as faulkner and steinbeck and harper lee) he was obviously impressed with tony huston first time effort and and possibly equally puzzled by his lack of output since then. if anyone has insights to share on the topic i would be interested to hear more. 
in print this is one of the greatest short stories ever written and brought brilliantly and poetically to the screen by this father son team and working together and sadly and for the first and last time. it is fitting that john huston should end his career on a high note by bringing the work of one of his favorite author to the screen and in what is easily the best joyce screen adaptation. huston made a career of adapting great works of literature to film and usually quite successfully. it is sad and and somewhat puzzling and that tony huston pretty much began and ended his career in film by adapting what would be his father final project and picking up a well deserved oscar nomination in the process. i once had the privilege of sitting in the company of the great screenwriter or playwright horton foote and who cited this film as one of his favorites in recent years (at the time it was still a fairly recent release). as a rather prolific screenwriter himself (and a brilliant screen adapter of his own works and as well as great authors such as faulkner and steinbeck and harper lee) he was obviously impressed with tony huston first time effort and and possibly equally puzzled by his lack of output since then. if anyone has insights to share on the topic i would be interested to hear more. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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