Frey's wonderful dialogue and Wo's wit are perfectly intertwined, while softening the irony of the novel. The most significant change in the film is that the film ends with a happy reunion, which is more optimistic about the future than the chaotic emotion expressed in the novel. However, some critical criticisms made the audience question the production level of the film, but the film itself is very successful and impeccable.
Despite the complexity and lack of focus of the script, the adaptation of the film is still very funny, touching and successful. Frey is a versatile British actor. He himself was once a dazzling young man, and he knows how hot young people dance along the edge of the abyss.
The surprise of the film is the actor Moore who appeared in the movie for the first time. His performance surpassed all professional actors. He is approachable and eclectic, which is exactly the kind of star image this movie needs in the center of the storm.
Stephen John Fry has made a clever adaptation of the novel, very fashionable, and the cast is luxurious and wonderful.
