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Williams would probably like the 90s version if we are focusing on the script, because while the 50s version is better on pretty much all fronts, the 90s version has that same bleak ending of returning to the fake normalcy, acting as though everything is fine. Or perhaps he would like the 50s version exactly for the change in the ending, that it speaks of hope and breaking through the cycle rather than to continue abiding to it.

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Okay, so, thing of note, I (Alexis of group 7 period 5) am the one writing these so I don't actually know if they would agree with me on this front and I can't ask because it is not 5th period any longer. Anyways,

It might be interesting to put it in the 1980s a little while after the ending of the Vietnam war, it's a little more modern and a lot less disconnected from a majority of modern day audiences than the world wars are. Generally, keep a lot of it the same but focus on a more recent major war. Maybe even focusing on the war in Afghanistan, adding another layer of discussion of America and its exploitation of wars and its soldiers and people for its own benefit.

Idk

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It's bad, everything is going terribly, and in this one we can see it more so as unlike the 50s version, it shows that illusion of normalcy being returned in the form of Stanley not groping Stella but instead comforting her, almost like he is sugarcoating the situation and pretending that it's not that bad.

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In the three last scenes of the 50s movie we can see that it gets really bad and then ends on a (hopefully permanent) change, a lighter note in which Stella promises to never go back to Stanley. If we think about it, in this one it shows how you can actually break the cycle built by the USA, it is not easy but you can do it or at the very least try and make a better tomorrow.

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You can kind of think of the last three scenes of the script as the curtains of normalcy fall and we get to see the reality, when all of the lies and things hidden behind doors are released, opening us into a world of chaos, lying, brutality, and other stuff probably. Either way, we are going into the darkness we always figured was there.

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One of the possible truths Williams was trying to tell us via this play was how the USA is a country that hides its underbelly under a veneer of patriotism and violent glory

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Not knowing where your going or yourself.

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Seeing the relationships between Stan and Mitch during their time in the military during WW2, seeing how much it had affected and showing why they are because of the war.

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Williams would probably watch the 50's version, because it has a lot more emotion, and as well having a different and more hopeful ending then his original ending.

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Repeating the cycle of abuse.

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The truth that Williams was trying to tell this play, was that the real U.S.A is not as glamorous as people make it seem.

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That their is some hope in the future

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Not being able to escape their trauma.

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The "truth" Williams is trying to convey is how woman abuse was being normalized. Along with the gender rules with men having power and woman just care taking.

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The situations lead to never ending negativity and bad things

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Maybe give the movie a Stranger Things vibe to it and make it like a mystery film. Make Stanley a detective whose trying to find out what blanche is up to and maybe the roles are reversed and Stanley is the good guy and blanche is the villain.

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He would want to watch the 90's film because it stays true to the original script while portraying some new ideas that stick to the overall message of the story.

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The picture of a snake is like how Stanley was portrayed in the last three scenes and gives off this vibe that he's up to something sketchy and it leaves this eerie feeling for blanche and the others throughout the scene

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Showing that there is light at the end of every bad situation such as when Stella leaves Stanley towards the end and escapes a toxic and abusive relationship

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The message Tennessee Williams is trying to convey is cycles of abuse will continue without someone to break them.

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The city of Gotham reminds me of the fifties version because o how dark and menacing the outside world can be and it can often feel unsafe to be in the city. The city for blanche is the house especially when Stanley is alone with her that night in scene 10

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Alright, street car takes place in 2023. Blanche is a victim turned predator, and slowly descends into a worsening delusional state causing Stanley to call a shrink to take Blanche to max security psych ward. She thinks it’s a vacation but it’s really a grippy sock vacation. Stella realizes how her sister was treated by her husband and is comforted by none other the Eunice. Steve and Stanley, still invested in their video games with the others wouldn’t notice the few bags packed full of Eunice and Stella’s important belongings. Til one night the women flee with the baby to New York to begin their new life happily together.

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The dark nights in the jungle is a good comparison to the three scenes because the jungle is loud and dangerous but also peaceful and kind depending on the situation.

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I believe that Tennessee Williams would want to watch the 50’s version best. I think that because it was just easier to watch, the 90’s version had worse acting and directing. We also believe he would want to see the changes made by the directors more than see a movie that doesn’t stray at all from what he wrote.

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The truth Williams was trying to tell us the dark truth of America in the 40s-50s

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all character get punished  because some got away scoot free so I believe that they should all be punished for their actions

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The Picture represents the 50's because they have different scenes and plus a different ending towards into the movie and you will get to learn more of the truth in these scenes then the script

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the 90s it follows his vison more closely

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because the toxicity of Stanley

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this shows the abusive cycle the scenes show

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We think Williams would like to watch the 50's its more dramatic and the characters look perfect for the role that they play as, and the fact it would be a different turn for him to really see what is different too his own script and the 50's movie. Also, he would like the expression and the acting they do in the movie.

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Williams was trying to tell us the truth about toxic friendships and relationship.

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The ending in the 50s version is showing that Change is slowly happening and things may get better

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lack of trust , betrayal because Mitch chose to believe Blanche a dishonest person over when she told the truth in scene 9, and plus when Blanche gets taken away to be treated care of she thought it would be Shep Huntleigh taken her to the cruise.

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The 50's version ends on a more hopeful note than the script version, with Stella leaving Stanley, Mitch having an epiphany/understanding for Blanche as she leaves, and Blanche having peace for a moment away from Stanley and her past. Overall the ending is still sad, but you have hope for characters like Stella that she'll overcome what she's been through.

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Everything leads to worse and worse events which don't seem to ever end

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Williams was trying to show not all relationships are picture perfect like in magazines there is balances an trust plus stability when it comes with Love and relationships

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betrayal and acceptance  because how Stanley betrays blanches trust and own body and its acceptance because Stanley is comfortable with blanche leaving

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Many relationships can be ugly, the same way the world is.

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The truth he was trying to convey is how Life can be cruel

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idea 1: During the scene where Blanch is gonna be admitted to the mental asylum by getting tricked by Stella, Eunice we think in modern day time she should be tricked into thinking they're driving her to the dude with the money but in reality its to the mental hospital.
idea 2: In most of the Cutscenes I would give more depth into the characters like Pablo and Eunice and a little bit of stella because it would give more into depth and different storyline to the character and make more plot twists