Breakfast at Tiffany’s would
be an easy book to adapt into a movie. The way to book is written has a lot of dialogue
so the movie would also have to have a lot of dialogue. One essential scene
they would need to keep is when Holly goes up the fire escape to Fred’s room. I
think this book needs this scene because it shows the friendship that Holly and
Fred have, and how it continues to grow throughout the book.
I have also seen the movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s and the movie it
tells you that “Fred’s” name is Paul while in the book he is just referred to
as Fred. I think that in the movie they should have kept his name anonymous
because for some reason I think it really added to the book. I think that it
showed Holly’s personality.
Lastly they should have kept the scene at the party where Fred is talking
to OJ. I think this is one of the bigger scenes in the book that should have
been emphases more in the movie. For example when holly is in the shower and
they are talking about her.
One scene that I would cut out of the book is at the beginning when Fred
is in the bar talking to Joe Bell about Holly and retelling the story. This
part in the book somewhat confused me at first and I feel like it was just not
that important to add. A minor character I would take out of the book and the
movie is Holly’s upstairs neighbor I.Y Yunioshi, I find him completely unnecessary
throughout the book. Also in the movie they make him very annoying.
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