Maltese_Falcon

Maltese Falcon Maltese Falcon In my opinion comparing both the written and film version of the Maltese Falcon I believed that the written version showed the intrigue of the story to be a little better than the film. This was because with the written version it was more prolonged than the film version which gives you a bit more to know about than the film. An additional reason I have chosen the novel to be a little more interesting is that in the film some of the acting was lame and wasn’t as good as I hoped it to be, with the exception of Humphrey Bogart’s role. There were many differences between the novel and film. One such difference was that in the film the director Mr. Huston did not bother to add pointless stories like in the novel. A pointless story that was in the book but pointless in the film was the story with the man named Flitcraft that left his family because he so had a near death experience, it was a good choice of the film director Houston because I thought that the story had to do with the main plot. Another difference in the film is that Houston completely maltese, falcon, film, novel, wilmer, story, man, director, cairo, version, think, lame, job, houston, good, character, book, because, written, spade, pointless, opinion, made, gutman’s, gutman, fit, difference, brigid, between, believed, acting, young, tom, told, seemed, room, role