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The main idea of the article is;
- B. Anthony Ramos has found success in Hollywood while maintaining his identity and cultural background.
In this article by Ale Russian, we learn of Anthony Ramos who has a Puerto Rican origin. He struggled to attain success in Hollywood.
According to him, he nearly gave up acting but a show called <em>Heights </em>revived his passion. Today he is featuring in the movie musicals <em>In The Heights</em><em> </em>where people's cultures are celebrated.
Ramos has attained success in Hollywood but he still values his roots and that is why he appreciates the "Carnaval del Barrio" scene where everyone held up their flags.
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I agree because it doesnt matter about your look, it matters about your character. your character, not your style judges you. I agree with angela because being pretty is not a factor. I have no disagreeing statements.
Answer: Mark brainliest.
Explanation:
Differences between Hamlet the Movie and the Play:
First of all, the play starts with the guards standing at the castle with Horatio. The guards and Horatio are waiting for the ghost of King Hamlet to arrive. The ghost arrives twice but doesn’t speak. They decide to tell Hamlet to see if he could speak to the ghost. The movie starts with the funeral of King Hamlet with Gertrude standing beside the coffin. Hamlet sprinkles dust over his father, the coffin is covered and Claudius puts his sword over the coffin. The director changed this part from the play because in the play they say that Hamlet came after his father’s funeral.
They were a lot of deleted lines for Ophelia during her madness making her look more like crazy. Also when Polonius and Ophelia spy on Hamlet, this is how he learns about Hamlets strange visit and about his madness vs. in the play Ophelia informs Polonius of Hamlets visit and apparent madness. In the movie when Hamlet arrives to Ophelia’s funeral she is laying on a white bed and they pull her in to the grave. In the play she was already in the grave and Hamlet testifies his love to her.
