A director runs the show. He or she makes every vital decision on how
             to act, where to stand and even when to breath. The director is the backbone
             of the production, without one it would fall with out any guidance. they get
             paid good money to do it appropriately loves to do it as well.
             The director of A Streetcar Named Desire bothered me a little bit. For
             some reason I didn't like how the book or the movie was presented. It lacked
             quality acting and sincere emotion. There was very little excitement. The
             most exciting thing that happened was the fight between Stella and Stanley.
             If we are excited by domestic violence and weak souls allowing it to occur
             then there is something wrong. Maybe because I am a guy I felt so far away
             from enjoying a good drama but I as would have added some more lively
             characters and maybe some real action. This comments are all honest but
             there could just me something wrong with me if I have so many critical
             comments on such an American classic. Unfortunately this is because the
             youth today(myself included) have been brainwashed by Sylvester Stallone
             and other ass kicking heroes of todays theaters. This draws us away from
             what is truly good acting. Well, that is life today.
             I would definitely make some changes if I were director. First of I
             would change the emotions given off from the main characters. In both the
             book and the movie the emotions were expected and in a way almost
             predictable. The characters would fit a mold seen to commonly by today's
             people. We would understand who they were and "where they come from"
             and that would rarely change through out the book. People come to plays to
             be surprised my unexpected emotions and new personalities. But for this
             project I chose to look through the directors eyes to see what he chose to do
             with characters whether I like it or not. I analyzed each
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