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Moby-Dick (1956) - Dark and Captivating Film Presentation

Join us on December 20th for a screening of the 1956 film adaptation of "Moby-Dick," featuring Gregory Peck as Captain Ahab. Learn about the screenplay by Ray Bradbury and the challenges faced during production. Don't forget to bring in a themed snack to share! Goldfish crackers, clam chowder, sushi, and cupcakes are all welcome. Explore the unique aspects of this movie as we discuss its impact on Hollywood and the audience's perception of the characters. This event is a must-see for film enthusiasts and literature fans alike!

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Moby-Dick (1956) - Dark and Captivating Film Presentation

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  1. Thursday, December 20th http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNjq6A--zpY

  2. 26 – 30 due tomorrow • Presentations by Dana & Kamil / Marissa B. & Jeremy • Bring in a Moby-Dick themed snack to share • Goldfish crackers • Clam chowder • Sushi • Cupcakes

  3. Made in 1956 • The director shopped the film around for three years: no one in Hollywood wanted it because it was dark and depressing and contained no female characters (no love story) • Screenplay written by Ray Bradbury • Author of Fahrenheit 451 and various short stories—well known for his science fiction • Starring Gregory Peck as Captain Ahab • You may remember him as Atticus in To Kill a Mockingbird • Many thought he was miscast in this role—see if you agree Moby-Dick, the film

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