Hot Tin Roof Comparison

Cat On The Hot Tin Roof In many movies there is a book created before the movie so the movie can base it off the book. Such as unbroken, a story of a man that was never broken after being held prisoner in japan during WWII, this book was made before the movie and came out completely different. The movie only took the important parts of the book such as running in the olympics and being held prisoner. In the movie there are many key differences between the book and the movie, but they both are still very similar. There are so many books and movies like that. In the book Brick and Skipper seemed to have a strange type of relationship. Skipper just wanted to impress Brick but never had the chance because in the movie it tells us that when
Big Daddy didn't seem like a man that wanted a clingy wife, or a child who only wanted money. Big Daddy showed his affection by buying gifts for his family, he thought this would be enough to show his love because when he was younger he really never had anything because he was poor. Brick was probably the only one to notice that his gifts and everything his father bought wasn't enough to feel lover, that is why he had Skipper, someone to count on. Yet Big Daddy wanted his child to love him because he always wanted Brick to be in charge with the land and money. Also, in the beginning doctor Baugh told Brick that Big Daddy still had cancer. While in the book Brick already knew in the beginning. Furthermore, in the movie there was never a reverend Tooker. To add on, in the book the main setting was Bricks room and in the movie it was throughout the house. On the other hand, Gooper and Mae are still very snoopy in both the book and the movie. They both hear in on the conversation that Brick and Maggie are having, even when Big Daddy is talking to