Last Kiss: Anne and Peter share a desperate, passionate kiss before their impending arrest.Kissing Discretion Shot: Anne and Peter's first kiss is completely silhouetted.The cat ends up saving them when he meows after eating and knocking over toast, affirming the Gestapo that there is no one in the Annex but a stray cat.
Irony: Peter's cat Mouschi nearly gets the inhabitants arrested by wandering around freely, and Peter makes a loud noise trying to catch him.Tragically, the Nazis find them before that happens. Hope Spot: When D-Day finally arrives, everyone in the Annex is ecstatic and are optimistic that the Allies will win the war and they will be liberated.Also Margot was considered genuinely pretty in real life but the producers still manages to take it to a whole other level by casting Diane Baker as her.
#Diary of anne frank movie
Historical Beauty Update: Millie Perkins isn't merely somewhat more conventionally attractive than the real Anne Frank, people thought she resembled Audrey Hepburn in many scenes and on top of that outside the movie people praised her looks as similar to a young Elizabeth Taylor (which is even commented in some moments of the movie).This causes Anne to further feel like no one understands her at all and harbors resentment towards her sister. The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry: Anne and Margot's relationship Anne is expected to act more like Margot, who is quiet and polite, while Anne is energetic and speaks her mind.The news of D-Day raises everyones spirits and causes everyone to apologize to each other and make up. Van Daan leave the Annex to find another hiding place. Van Daan steals bread in the middle of the night, Edith is so furious that she demands that he and Mrs. Downer Ending: The Franks's hiding spot is betrayed to the Nazis.Downer Beginning: The movie opens with Otto, who was the only one to survive the concentration camps, revisiting the Secret Annex in grief of the loss of his late family.Daddy's Girl: Anne absolutely loves her father yet is cruel and distant towards her mother, thinking she doesn't understand her at all.Today, Anne Frank would marvel that her name is synonymous with Jewish resistance, as she had only ever meant to be known as Anne Robin. Historians will never be certain why Anne Frank chose these pseudonyms for herself and the other Annex inhabitants, but it's most likely that she was trying to protect the identities of the Jewish families hiding illegally during the Nazi occupation.
Readers of the diary know Albert Dussell, who was really the dentist Freidrich Pfeffer, and are familiar with the van Daans, who were actually known as the van Pels. Peculiarly, it was only the other members of the Secret Annex who were left with the original pseudonyms that Anne had given them. Her sister Margot was called Betty, her mother Edith was named Nora, and her father Otto was referred to as Frederik. Anne Frank had originally chosen the pseudonym Anne Aulis and later Anne Robin for herself in her diary, according to ThoughtCo. Among the liberties that her father Otto Frank took when preparing Anne's diary was his choice to use the Frank family's real names.
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