Bringing the 1930s to Life in Brighton Beach Memoirs
Viewing Guide
1. In what ways is the setting of the film similar to the setting of the play?
2. In what ways is the setting of the film different from the setting of the play?
3. In what ways are the characters in the film similar to the characters in the play?
4. In what ways are the characters in the film different from the characters in the
play?
5. How similar is the film’s plot to the play’s plot? Describe any differences you
noticed.

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In what ways is the setting of the film similar to the setting of the play?

In both the moive and the play thew live in Brighton Beach, New York, September 1937. A wooden frame house,that is not far from the beach. It is a lower-middle-income area inhabited mostly by Jews, Irish and Germans.

In what ways is the setting of the film different from the setting of the play?

of painted cardboard behind the characters. While in the movie there are real stairs and doors and rooms.

In what ways are the characters in the film similar to the characters in the play?

in both the film and the play the character's names are Eugene Jerome, Kate Jerome, Jack Jerome, Stanley Jerome, Blanche Morton, Laurie Morton, and Nora Morton.

In what ways are the characters in the film different from the characters in the

play?

the characters in the film different from the characters in the play appearance-wise. For example, The person, who played Eugene in the play Eugene will probably not play him in the movie.

How similar is the film’s plot to the play’s plot? Describe any differences you  noticed

The film's plot and the play's plot have the same conflict and resolution. I notest no differences

Explanation:

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"girls"

explanation:

a subject of a sentence is a noun or pronoun that shows who/what is performing the action (or verb) of the sentence.

in this case, the sentence states that the girls see. the girls are the ones who are performing the action, so they are the subject.

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