Question

Which best describes how the two adaptations of hamlet differ? price’s hamlet has no facial expression, showing that he is unaffected by the ghost’s appearance, while olivier’s hamlet looks to be in pain, showing his deep sorrow. price’s hamlet appears to be in agony, emphasizing his madness, while olivier’s hamlet appears to be calm, showing his contemplation. price’s hamlet appears to be thoughtful, showing him at peace, while olivier’s hamlet appears to be ready to lash out, emphasizing his anger. price’s hamlet seems overjoyed and happy to see his dead father, while olivier’s hamlet appears tormented and irrational.

Answer 1

The option that best describes how the two adaptations of hamlet differ is:
"price’s hamlet has no facial expression, showing that he is unaffected by the ghost’s appearance, while Olivier’s hamlet looks to be in pain, showing his deep sorrow" (Option A)

What is an Adaptation?

Literary adaptation is the act of presenting an existing work, literature or liteary art in a newer way that gives it a fresh appeal.

Examples of literary adaptation are:

• Plays adapted as Operas
• Short Stories adapted as stage plays
• Novels adapted as movies etc.

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