Gregory's Girl

How Bill Forsyth to adolescent behavior in "Funny Girl Gregory?

"Gregory's Girl" was originally a film written by Bill Forsyth in 1984. Teenagers in the eighties were the same as today, the popular stereotypes of adolescents are thought to be that they are in bad moods, criticism and respect for elders which is normally assigned to be hormones. Adolescent hormones play an important role in the film because when young people begin to reach adolescence, they notice the opposite sex and are immediately attracted by trying to impress and show what is said in "Gregory's Girl" and is fun for the audience. Today, for example, that could be likened to "Gregory's Girls" is the television show "Vicky Pollard, because it also makes teenage attitudes of mind. One thing that is different today than in the eighties, is the fact that boys should play football and girls should cook or play hockey, but in "Gregory's Girl" is shown in a different way because Dorothy is very full on football skills and Steve is a very good cook, all these differences and comparisons are what makes "Gregory humor girls.

There are many ways Bill Forsyth that boys teenage Gregory's Girl "seems fun, such as stage two, there are two main events funny. The first is when the stage is open with two stage directions explaining that the boys are agitated and longer existed This allows the interested public, because they want to know what the excitement is all about. The public ends up seeing the boys in the woods spying on a young nurse through her window.

This is funny because the teenager boy cannot manage the view and start to make a great event to something immature, one boy Andy said: "I can not breathe ... I do not see the right ... "This shows that the boys can not handle the sight of the woman to undress and also shows the excitement because it is stereotyped adolescents has been highlighted to make it more humorous . Forsyth draw the word "bra" that word shows how the guys are really immature and proves also that they do not know what they are talking about it is funny to the public because the boys are older and they should not be as stupid as they are in the situation.

In this scene, there are many ellipses and pauses where the boys became more visible, they are so excited they are unable to finish there phrases''Oh my God! Make it stand out ... Please God, bring him off ...'' This shows the deportation of boys repeated the word "god" makes it seem as if they pray. The culmination of humor is seen in when the boy said Eric'****!' This shows the immaturity of adolescents and it is typical of them to say words immature. The public finds it funny, because once again, they show that there is madness.

The second event that occurs in stage two is when the two boys Richard and Melvyn come on board after the teenagers left. The stage directions say that they walk on "careless" as they watch the nurse undressing, but unlike teenagers Richard says "Much ado about a little bird, eh! they act more mature than the teenagers and the comparison between them is funny, because the stereotype of the public assumes that older boys would act more in the situation.

The stage of young boys, they are''(They are grateful, but nonchalant as they go)''can be seen that the stage directions are used by Forsyth to emphasize what he is trying to portray because adolescent stage directions "(.. They are stealthy and excited)''which shows the public how adolescent boys are compared to the two young boys. Comparison of staging focuses on the attitudes of boys in the audience and i.