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There are significant differences between the BOOK and film, and each has achieved distinction in its respective medium - the book was quite celebrated when it was first published but today this is somewhat overshadowed by the film version's Oscar achievements. To keep the line between fact and fiction from being blurred, as well as preserve their identities, I split the the two.