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To Kill A Mockingbird Movie

To Kill A Mockingbird Movie

Movies will make you jump to the edge of your seats, they will make you laugh so hard until your red in the face, and they will pull your heartstrings until they snap. Movies are a very powerful and controversial part of our lives.  “To Kill A Mockingbird is a very compelling and influential film.

This legendary movie was once a novel by Harper Lee.  It was masterfully turned into a memorable movie by writer Horton Foote, producer Alan Pakula and director Robert Mulligan in 1962.    Gregory Peck played Atticus Finch and was credited for his outstanding performance by many critics.  The two children, Mary Badham as Scout and Phillip Alford as Jem played a very significant role because most of the movie was seen through the eyes of these children.  This was a very clever idea, illustrating a child’s innocence and misunderstanding during a perplex time period, the 1930’s.  The fascinating but rather peculiar character of Dill was played by John Megna.  Not much is said by Brock Peters who plays the accused Tom Robinson,  but his short performance is said to be very captivating in many reviews.  This

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