Many times in literature, a character may remind the reader of a character of another work of literature or someone famous. When this piece of literature is translated to a film, the character's representation may change entirely. A wonderful example of this representation is Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park. In this work, the character John Hammond portrays a greedy, arrogant, and pompous old man with a dream to build a park full of cloned dinosaurs using DNA found in preserved mosquitoes. Hammond's character changes severely from the novel to the film and has a major impact on the overall story. In the film, Hammond is portrayed as a jolly old man with only two wishes: to do something that has never been done and please children. …
