causes him to be killed. By changing the ending, the filmmakers may have tried to show that the Swede really was crazy, as the others thought. Or perhaps it was because earlier in the story the Swede kept saying, I am going to be killed before I leave this house and I wont get out of here alive and they wanted this foretelling to come true. As one might see, there may be many different reasons why a story would be changed for film. The film version of The Blue Hotel by Stephen Crane, is one of many examples how Hollywood mutates the original stories to fit the wants and needs of a captive audience. There can be a variety of different reasons why this might be done, but mainly because there are certain elements of literature that cant be expressed visually. Filmmakers to try to create a larger audience for their films by changing classic novels and stories....
