Choose one of the film adaptations from the list below or a different film adaptation that you find. Watch how the action in Act III unfolds in the film version. (You are strongly encouraged to watch the entire film, but be sure to identify and watch the part of the film that corresponds to act III at the very least.) Macbeth. 1948. Director, Orson Welles. USA. 107 min.
Macbeth. 1979. Director, Philip Casson. UK. 146 min.
As Act III, Scene iii is relatively short, play that portion of the film several times.

Which film adaptation did you choose? What similarities and differences did you notice between the text and film versions?

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 Explanation:

I preferred the movie version of Roman Polanski in 1971. I noticed that text and films are similar. The only other difference is the nature of the press that reveals it. The detailed and detailed portrayal of the moment in the movie. You see that Banquo falls to the floor dead. It has a far tougher effect on the viewer than that of the print version.

In terms of audience influence, Medieval Polanski's representation of such a scene is not only identical but solid. Both specifics are also in keeping with both the txt file: the role setting will be the same. This film captures its character of Banquo to the filled: a brave man who thinks about only his son at certain moments than Macbeth. The risks herself in order to make Fleance safe.