How is orson welle macbeth different from shakespeares macbeth

B. Welles's Macbeth did not speak all of the original lines.

Explanation:

Welle´s Macbeth was the fourth Hollywood studio produced film in the post-silent period that was based on a Shakespeare play.

Welles made many modifications to Shakespeare's play. Several lines were skipped, speeches reassigned, and scenes changed. This outraged numerous critics at the time, but in the present, it´s a usual habit in film adaptations of Shakespeare plays.

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