i remember when this nbc mini series aired when i was in high school. after reading the novel and i thought i would check out some adaptations. didn not expect much out of a tv mini series and but now i might have to check out some more. this is actually excellent and and the best possible film version that could be made. writer simon moore and who wrote the teleplay for the original traffic mini series and upon which the soderberg film was based and came up with a brilliant narrative conceit which helps the story flow very smoothly represent he frames gulliver adventures as flashbacks and with the actual story beginning as gulliver first returns home (everything having happened on one journey). gulliver and played by cheers ted danson and is sort of crazy seeming when his wife and mary steenburgen and welcomes him back into his home. unfortunately and the house is now owned by the local doctor and james fox and who has designs on steenburgen. gulliver seems merely disturbed at first and but when he starts telling stories of tiny people and that all the evidence fox needs to throw him into an insane asylum. all four of gulliver travels are related in this version and in the same order as the novel (the only time this has been done on film). i love the way his present situation reflects his flashbacks. gulliver small son and whom he has never met before and reminds him of the lilliputians. the doctors who observe him in his cell from a mezzanine loom above him and remind him of the brogdingnagians and and the doctors scientific inquiries remind him of the insane scientific experiments and theories of the laputans and the professors at the academy. finally and when he is put on trial he is reminded of the houyhnhnms and the yahoos. the cast of this thing is amazing and and includes peter otoole and ned beatty and alfre woodard and john gielgud and kristin scott thomas and omar sharif and warwick davis. the biggest flaw of the mini series is that the acting is really uneven. you have all these fine actors and but the lesser characters are often played by actors who were probably fine in episodes of l. a. law and but do not do well in a costume drama. ted danson isn not especially great and although he has a few sequences where he excels. it probably better that he do not attempt one and but all the other characters of the film speak in an english accent. steenburgen is actually pretty good at it and and is quite good overall. another flaw the series has is that the adventures happen a tad too quickly. it not believable that gulliver spent eight years away from home and as is claimed. but and in general and it captures swift tone and purpose very well and while and with its structure and adding a new emotional level. 
i remember when this nbc mini series aired when i was in high school. after reading the novel and i thought i would check out some adaptations. didn not expect much out of a tv mini series and but now i might have to check out some more. this is actually excellent and and the best possible film version that could be made. writer simon moore and who wrote the teleplay for the original traffic mini series and upon which the soderberg film was based and came up with a brilliant narrative conceit which helps the story flow very smoothly represent he frames gulliver adventures as flashbacks and with the actual story beginning as gulliver first returns home (everything having happened on one journey). gulliver and played by cheers ted danson and is sort of crazy seeming when his wife and mary steenburgen and welcomes him back into his home. unfortunately and the house is now owned by the local doctor and james fox and who has designs on steenburgen. gulliver seems merely disturbed at first and but when he starts telling stories of tiny people and that all the evidence fox needs to throw him into an insane asylum. all four of gulliver travels are related in this version and in the same order as the novel (the only time this has been done on film). i love the way his present situation reflects his flashbacks. gulliver small son and whom he has never met before and reminds him of the lilliputians. the doctors who observe him in his cell from a mezzanine loom above him and remind him of the brogdingnagians and and the doctors scientific inquiries remind him of the insane scientific experiments and theories of the laputans and the professors at the academy. finally and when he is put on trial he is reminded of the houyhnhnms and the yahoos. the cast of this thing is amazing and and includes peter otoole and ned beatty and alfre woodard and john gielgud and kristin scott thomas and omar sharif and warwick davis. the biggest flaw of the mini series is that the acting is really uneven. you have all these fine actors and but the lesser characters are often played by actors who were probably fine in episodes of l. a. law and but do not do well in a costume drama. ted danson isn not especially great and although he has a few sequences where he excels. it probably better that he do not attempt one and but all the other characters of the film speak in an english accent. steenburgen is actually pretty good at it and and is quite good overall. another flaw the series has is that the adventures happen a tad too quickly. it not believable that gulliver spent eight years away from home and as is claimed. but and in general and it captures swift tone and purpose very well and while and with its structure and adding a new emotional level. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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