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    play‚ Willy Loman is portrayed as a man of considerable size while in the film he is much smaller. Although Dustin Hoffman depicts the character of Willy Loman well‚ he gets so enthralled in the heat of the scene that it sometimes makes the audience wonder if Miller intended for Willy to be so dramatic and emotional. At times it’s overwhelming and even difficult to understand what Hoffman is saying. A problem with converting plays or books to motion picture is one can’t see pictures that go along

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    disaster in his play Death of a Salesman. This play turned film in 1884 during its Broadway debut‚ majorly produced by Volker Schlondroff. Not only directed by the best‚ Willy Loman’s original black and white personality was brought to colors by Dustin Hoffman. Accompanying; John Malkovich played the leading protagonist/antagonist personality of Biff Loman. While Willy Loman struggles with understanding the values of his own life‚ Miller leaves the audience struggling themselves. The American Dream

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    American Dream Debrah Miszak‚ Reporter “All the President’s Men” tells the story of real-life Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein‚ portrayed by Robert Redford (“The Way We Were”‚“Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”) and Dustin Hoffman (“The Graduate”‚“Rain Man”)‚ respectively‚ and how they uncovered the Watergate scandal‚ which shook the American public’s trust in the federal government even more than the Vietnam War and the Kennedy assassination. However‚ the film does not

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    in medical journals in 1751. The affliction was named “idiot savant” in 1887 by Dr. J. Langdon Down‚ who also discovered Down syndrome. People with very low IQ’s were‚ in the day‚ officially called‚ “idiots.” This affliction is portrayed by Dustin Hoffman in the 1988 classic Rain Man. Tom Cruise plays the Rain Man’s normal‚ albeit somewhat self-destructive‚ brother‚ Charles Sanford “Charlie” Babbit. Charlie has just discovered that the Rain Man (whose real name is Raymond) is his long-lost brother

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    As part of the Present at the Creation series‚ Don Lee tells the story of how some improbable ingredients were mixed together to make a movie that forever changed American cinema. The Graduate begins with Benjamin Braddock‚ played by Dustin Hoffman in his first film role‚ telling his father that he ’s worried about his future‚ that he wants it to be "different." But as the wish comes true‚ Benjamin discovers his life becomes much more complicated. After driving a female friend of the family

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    (Lucy Liu) and Monkey (Jacky Chan) and wastes no time to witness the competition. By an extreme clumsiness and unfortunate luck‚ Po ends in the middle of the courtyard and is declared by aging Master Oogway to be the Dragon Warrior. Master Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) reluctantly takes on the task to train the supposed savior of their village but the battle Po must first win is with himself and his insecurities as well as the resentment of the five star students who have no respect for him at all. Kung

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    Mike Nichols’‚ The Graduate‚ produced in 1967 is based on a young college graduate who is unsure about his future. Ben Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) has recently graduated college‚ with his parents now expecting great things from him. At his "homecoming" party‚ Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft)‚ the wife of his father’s business partner‚ has Ben drive her home‚ which leads to an affair between the two. The affair eventually ends‚ but comes back to haunt him when he finds himself falling for Elaine (Katharine

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    Serivello. 1. Marathon Man Number one in our list and with good reason. Has there ever been a better idea for an evil villain than a Nazi war criminal dentist? In the role that won Laurence Olivier an Oscar for best supporting actor‚ his torture of Dustin Hoffman is enough to put anyone off going back to the dentist’s chair. That’s the list and frankly I’d be surprised if anyone still has the nerve to get there bite problems fixed or see about teeth replacement for a

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    Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise)‚ upon hearing of the death of his wealthy father travels to Cincinnati in effort to get his piece of the inheritance. Charlie merely receives some rose bushes‚ which happen to be all dying due to neglect‚ and a convertible. This same convertible is responsible for his poor relationship with his father due to him taking the convertible out for a ride with his friends and his father reporting it as being stolen and allowing for Charlie to sit in jail for two days. Clearly

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    ARH264: NEW AMERICAN CINEMA (Class #8616) Rob Edelman‚ Lecturer Fall 2013 TUESDAY‚ 5:45PM-8:35PM‚ LC 23 During the late 1960s and early 1970s‚ great social changes were occurring in the United States. These changes were sparked by the emerging youth culture‚ the progression of the Civil Rights Movement‚ opposition to the war in Vietnam‚ and the advent of the modern-era feminist movement. This course will explore the manner in which these changes impacted on the American cinema. Editing

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