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Differences and similarities in the book and film of
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There are differences and similarities in the book "One flew over the cuckoo's nest" by Ken Kesey and the movie, which is based on the novel. The characters are the same, so is Nurse Ratchard in both the book and the movie represented as an angry and two faced woman. She wants to have the absolute control over the ward and therefore manipulates the men. The only thing that is not equal in regard to the nurse is here physical appearance. While she has a face like a baby doll with a small nose, white skin and baby-blue eyes, pink lips and nails and big breasts, which she tries to hide in the book, she is more a normal woman, without remarkable make-up or breasts in the movie. But her character and behavior is represented in the same way. She doesn't like McMurphy, who actually was on a working farm,...
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