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The Quiet Man

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Social Issues

 

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February 26, 2017

 

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University

 

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So movies produced by a studio often included the same actors, actresses, and directors. As a result, when casting The Quiet Man, the director's choices were limited due to the studio contracts with the actors and actresses. While writing the script, Ford realized that the movie must accommodate the actors in his studio...
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The main character, Shawn Kelvin, grew up in Ireland, moved to America, and then returned to Ireland according to the story. However, the only choice Ford had as the main character was John Wayne. John Wayne could not effectively talk with an Irish accent. Thus, Ford decided Shawn would grow up in America rather than Ireland preventing the need for an Irish accent...
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