Unforgiven Film Analysis

In the movie Unforgiven, W. W. Beauchamp who was an author that wrote about gunslingers in the west and their battles, was played by Saul Rubinek. Beauchamp improves the narrative be flowing around different gunslingers and learning that they are not what he thought of them. His character connected with the audience improving overall experience. Beauchamp characterization was successful throughout the movie and improved the narrative. Beauchamp was an author that created novels about what he believed the west was about. Throughout the movie we see him follow around gunslingers so he can write about what happens in the west. I think Clint Eastwood created an author in the movie to show that what people think about gunslinger was mostly false. When Beauchamp was following around English Bob who was telling him stories about how heroic and brave he was. This is found out to be false and that most gunslingers are either cold blooded killers or fakes. The role of Beauchamp as an author helps advance the narrative that not everything can and should be resolved by violence because it does not help but create new problems and that you cannot all was trust people. Throughout the movie we see him being put in to situations that make him nervous and uncomfortable, like in the scene when they first get to Big
W. Beauchamp was an important role in the move Unforgiven because he helped advance the narrative by showing that gunslinger and authors cannot all ways be trusted and that violence and shooting people does not help anything but cause more problems for men. This can be seen throughout the movie from when the prostitutes put a reward out for the men who cut up their friends face. W.W. Beauchamp flowed around gunslinger to get the most action to make the best story witch make him untrustworthy because he only wants one side of the story. Saul Rubinek created Beauchamp personality in a way where we cannot all ways trust but to could connect to