Author F. Scott Fitzgerald of 1925 The novel "The Great Gatsby" is a family part of American literature. The book is told from the perspective of Nick Caravej's first person, World War II veteran and autumn at Yale University, who moves to Newsorque to pursue a career as a bond saleser. While he was there, he meets and hangs out with his rich neighbor, Jayei Gatsby, noticeable about his extravagant parties, fighting for his former Lubishnik, Daisy Buchanan, a distant cousin of Nick, who is now married to Tom Buchanan. The book has appeared on numerous banned books in schools for researching sex, violence, overlooking and language, but has also been part of high school English language curricula over the years.

There have been numerous adaptations of "Great Gatsby" through different media. The novel is revived through radio, scene, television and film. Regarding the official theater editions that directly adapt the book, there were four films that were published in 1926 (which is now considered lost media)1949, 1974 and 2013. The 1974 film, directed by Jackack Clayton by Francis Ford Coppola's script, starred Robert Redford as Jayei Gatsby, with Mia Farrow as Daisy Buchanan, Bruce Dern as Tom Buchanan and Sam Watster. Although the film was subject to mixed reception at the time of its release, he received two nominations for the Academy Award: the best suit design and the best music, winning both. Truman Capote was the original screenwriter for the film, but was replaced by Coppola, who claims that the script he wrote is not sufficiently adjusted in the finished product.

"The Great Gatsby" was adapted to the film once again in 2013 by director Baz Lurman. Le. Unlike previous adaptations that fell in line with the more traditional approach, Lurman's film repeated his maximalist postmodernist style, which was exhibited in his previous films "Romeo + Jululiet by William Shakespeare" and "Mullin Rouge!" Although some have criticized Lurman's approach to Conduct modern music by artists like Jayei Z In the story set in the 1920s, others thought that the mixing of both epics worked in thinking about how the excesses of party culture from one generation to another were transmitted. Similar to the film in 1974, Lurman's adaptations received two nominations for the Academy of Best Costume Design and best design design, winning both.