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Comparing How The Differences Between Book And Movie
there are many differences from the movie and the book.

first off is the name in the book the story was called and then there were none, but in the film it was called ten little Indians. in the book there was ten little solider boys, the film had it as ten little Indians. the location was also different l in the film they was on a mountain and they where snowed in, the book had it were they were all on a island and it was storming so the boat couldn't make it back to pick everyone up. at the end of the book there was no survivors at the end, in the of the film there was two survivors.

Anthony Marstons name was different along with Justice Wargrave, Vera Claythorne, Emily Brent, General Macarthur, and Mr.and Mrs.Rogers. in the

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