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Differences Between The Movie And The Princess Bride

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The Princess Bride vs. The Movie
“The Princess Bride” was basically about how Buttercup was deeply in love with Westley. Although the girls were jealous of her because the village boys kept talking to her she really didn’t care about brushing her hair or washing her face. Prince Humperdinck father was not going to be king anymore, so he had to find a princess to marry. Unfortunately, he didn’t want to marry a bald girl. So, they find another person for him which was Buttercup. Even though, Buttercup didn’t want to marry to because she was in love with Westley. There were many things discussed in the book that wasn’t mentioned in the movie. For instance, Westley was tortured by the Count but in the movie, he was only tortured by Prince Humperdinck and they kept raising the levels up. When Buttercup told the Prince that she doesn’t want to marry him he looked her in her room and ran to where Westley was and raised it to fifty. Inigo and Fezzik wanted to go look for Westley, so they found him dead and …show more content…

He was very excited about this machine and tested it on Westley. The Count made him live for 65 years (Goldman 263). Prince Humperdinck was the one that killed Westley (Goldman 283). He put the machine to fifty that was the reason that caused Westley’s death. Inigo and the giant went to go look for Westley, by following the trail of the screaming sound (Goldman 285,286).
William Goldman basically made up this story called, “The Princess Bride” (Goldman Introduction). It was also his favorite book, it was written in many languages (Goldman,24). Unfortunately, Goldman didn’t end the book right, he could have a feature where Buttercup married Westley instead of them leaving the castle at the end of the book. Goldman wanted you to think that the Prince was envious that Buttercup loved Westley that’s why he tortured Westley so bad. It was one of the reasons that she had dreams of having

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