Like all books made into motion pictures, there are lots of variations. The book Animal Farm, by George Orwell, is no various. 1 of the many causes is the characters. Clover and Mr. Whymper have been not mentioned in the movie. Mollie was barely seen in the film, only for a few scenes in the starting. Jessie was the protagonist in the movie, and was constantly around. Old Main died peacefully a couple of days following he gave his speech, yet in the film Jones shot Old Main the evening he gave his speech. A further distinction is when Squealer convinced the animals that the pigs needed to use the milk and apples in their food. One more distinction was that Jones and Mrs. Pilkington had relations one evening. This was not pointed out in the novel. A further thing not mentioned in the film was the bank note forgeries from the lumber bought by Frederick. The film did not show the battle in which Boxer split his hoof, or when Napoleon stole Jones’ camera gear and broadcast news in the farmhouse. Also, the film did not show when the animals all saw Squealer walking on two legs. The film had yet another extra component in which Jessie took Benjamin to escape and hide on the edge of the farm. One more portion missing from the movie was when Napoleon had the animals confess to crimes, and then ordering his ‘secret police’ to murder them in front of the entire farm. In the novel, the Ten Commandments had been totally removed and replaced with:
All Animals Are Equal
But Some Animals Are More Equal Than Other individuals
Yet in the film this had just been added to the end of the commandments. A final difference was that the novel ended with Clover and the animals not becoming capable to inform the distinction among the pigs and the humans, and that Napoleon and Mr. Pilkington had each played an ace of spades, representing the cold war. But the movie ended with Jessie leaving her hiding spot, and going back to the farm and seeing the new owners arrive.
As you can see, there are many differences in the book Animal Farm and the film Animal Farm. I really feel that the book had a a lot more historical point, and the film was just for entertainment.