Analysis Of The Kid Stays In The Picture: A Memorial Life By Evans

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In the autobiography The Kid Stays in the Picture: A Memorial Life by Evans, Robert, he tells the story in a marvelous and encouraging way. As a Child Robert speaks to parents in a straight, common sense way that avoids the usual moments, and humor that helps his parents recognize their strengths; and rethink their responsibilities, and concentrate on strategies. As life in schools grows steadily more complex, the pressure of rising demands affects the morale and performance of teachers that he had leaders that he looked up to, even in top schools in the country.“The curtains are telling you that this is a manufactured reality”(18) The need to rekindle commitment had never been greater; Robert was never approved for a particular set of school that exhort audiences embrace change. He was motivated to concentrate on the real people had and real organizations for the people. His programs focus on the needs of the students and tries to meet those expectations of the students; he also works with them to make them meet …show more content…

Despite his inexperience, Evans was able to turn the studio into a good company that would be known throughout the US. “Do we need three sides to do a full portrait, or can we immerse ourselves in a singular reality?”(98) He made Paramount the most successful studio in Hollywood and transformed it into a very profitable studio for Hollywood. During his tenure at Paramount, the studio turned out films such as Barefoot in the Park, The Odd Couple, Rosemary's Baby, The Italian Job, True Grit, Love Story, Harold and Maude, The Godfather.“I wanted the movie to evoke the same sentiments as the book on tape”(87) The Godfather was the most profitable for hollywood at that time, that movie made him known throughout the US; and he inspire a lot of people and other studios in those

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