Two Major Differences Between Amadeus And Shaffer's

There are two major differences incorporated into Peter Shaffer’s play Amadeus and Shaffer’s own film of the same play. The logic for these differences is because a play can be viewed as a fantasy, whereas, a film must draw in its viewers by making the film seem as if it actually happened. The first difference is that in the play Salieri is seen confessing to the audience and during the film the scene is taken place in a mental hospital confessing to a priest. Moreover, the second major difference is music. All of the music chosen for the film was Mozart and had a certain piece to fit into each specific scene to give a more dramatic effect to its viewers. However, in the play the music was still only kept at Mozart, yet it was not as significant