How do character developments differ between books and movies?

How do character developments differ between books and movies?

Character development in books often allows for deeper internal monologues and backstories, while movies rely on visual storytelling.

Can you give an example of a character that is better developed in a book?

Sure! An example is Jay Gatsby from 'The Great Gatsby.' The book delves into his past and motivations more than the film.

What about movies that do a great job with character development?

Movies like 'The Godfather' and 'The Shawshank Redemption' are praised for their rich character arcs and emotional depth.

Are there any characters that are poorly developed in both mediums?

Yes, some characters in adaptations can feel underdeveloped, like the character of Tom in 'The Great Gatsby' film adaptations.

What techniques do authors use to develop characters in novels?

Authors often use techniques like inner thoughts, detailed backstories, and character arcs to create depth and relatability.