Tony Mendez In Argo

Characterization in Argo

Argo. A 2012 historical and drama film. Stars Ben Affleck who couples up as the director. It is an adaptation of an article The Great Escape and a book Masserird Disguise. It features the story of American government operatives who used a fake film enterprise to rescuer fellowAmericans from Tehran. The main character Tony Mendez plays a lead agent role in the fake documentary film. Argo. That sets out to begin the rescue mission. Caught in the midst of political chaos. American hostages and the rescue crew must fight for safety and avoid death. Mendez as a lead character is well-rounded, a utility character. Dynamic and advances as the film deepens.

From the beginning of the film Mendez has made a name for himself. At 13.04 (Argo, 2012), Mendez is introduced as an infiltration expert. He has already made a name for himself in the intelligence circles. However, he is proud. Somewhat arrogant. Seems only to trust his own instincts. This is evident when he unceremoniously rejects the rescue plans proposed by other experts. Despite these obvious character flaws, he is port rayed as an e expert in what he does. He successfully hatches an excellent plan to enter a hostile country and save six Americans trapped in a conflict-filled country.

Mr. Mendez has the difficult role of presenting to the audience what the writers, producers, and directors intend to pass across. As part of his character development, Mendez appears mildly engaged and bored most of the tittles. He seems to have seen more in his past years or is yet to grasp the matter at hand. With hints of marital issues and a bad social life, he fails to convince the audience over his enthusiasm in the planned extraction. He may be too described as lacking in feeling or person. As the movie develops, he begins to show involvement. He is seen as more thoughtful than a trigger-happy ex CIA