9 Major Ways Netflix's East Of Eden Differs From The Original Book And Other Adaptations
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9 Major Ways Netflix's East Of Eden Differs From The Original Book And Other Adaptations
John Steinbeck’s classic 1952 novel East Of Eden has been adapted for the screen once again, this time in a miniseries for Netflix. First brought to the screen in Elia Kazan’s 1955 film, and later adapted for a 1981 TV series, now creator Zoe Kazan is following in her grandfather’s footsteps as she brings the epic story of the Trask family to life.Her new seven-part Netflix series makes some significant changes from the book, something noted by …
East of Eden, which adapts the story of Cain and Abel into a modern family drama, revisits Steinbeck's "naturally evil" Cathy Ames. It opens up discussions about good, evil, and the possibility of choosing one's own destiny.
The production adapts a recognized classic of literature and tells a story of love, jealousy and family rivalry that goes through several generations.
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