They know about Raymond, but never know his true motives.
#DELIVER US FROM EVA CAST BIANCA MOVIE#
In contrast, in the book, they involve Katherine`s sister in the conversation to let her know, but in the movie Eva`s sisters never know about what is going on with their husbands are doing. They make sure the person has experience in basically charming women. In comparison, Gremio and Mike are the characters being compared because they try and find someone that will woo Katherine. At first Bianca is hesitant, but Tranio assures her that he is good and will marry Katherine in a day. In this scene Tranio, Lucentio and Bianca are all having a conversation about how they have someone for Katherine. Tranio, Gremio and lucentio can all be compared to Mike, Darell, and Tim, the husbands who need Eva to date someone in order to get her out their hairs. To tame a shrew and charm her chattering tongue.” ( Act iii./SC 2/ Line 213-20) Tranio says “Ay, mistress, and Petruchio is the master, That teacheth tricks eleven and twenty long. Which connects to my next quote from the book. On the contrary, Petruchio has to marry her for her father`s dowry and all raymond needs to do is go out with her a few times to get a couple thousands dollars. They both want to woo a lady who obviously has a hard time letting people in. Mike even continues and says “This can work with Ray, the boy is a specialist, he is a master player.” In comparison to Petruchio, Raymond is in it for the money at first. They have a little discussion in the bar and come to an epiphany that Raymond may be the one to get Eva out of all of their marriages.
While they are there, Mike sees an old friend (Raymond) who they think can woo Eva to get her out their marriages. The three husbands had to go to the bar instead. The reason for them being kicked out is because Eva and her sisters needed the room to do a book club meeting. She controls their lives and make them feel like they are being controlled. They think that Eva is so mean and they dislike her so much. In a prior scene, Eva made them get out after saying this whole speech, just to basically say get out. In this scene the three husbands, Mike, Darrell, and Tim have just been kicked out of Tim`s house for watching football. In these two love stories, it shows that even though many other parties try to interfere themselves in the relationship, the two parties have to be the ones that are truly involved with each other in order for the relationship to succeed. This is the same that goes on in the book, although Petruchio knows he must marry her in order to get the dowry, and Raymond must try and go out with Eva in order to get the $5,000. Petruchio is being compared to Raymond who is payed to go out with Eva in the movie but seemingly falls for her in the end. Although there are lots of differences, such being that Katherine was never in love with someone prior to falling in love with Petruchio, but Eva was once in love before falling for the movie character, Raymond. One similarity is that many people believed that Katherine was evil and that many people believed that someone needed to “tame” her. All goes well, but the plan is skewed when Raymond actually falls in love with Eva. In order to get them out Eva out their hairs, the husbands get the town`s player Raymond played by LL Cool J, to go out on a date with her for $5,000. The plot of the movie is mainly about a woman named Evangeline Dandridge who is uptight and mean to her sister`s spouses. In the 2003 movie “Deliver us from Eva”, the main character Eva, played by Gabrielle Union, has a lot of similarities to the main character in the book, Katherine. A very confident Petruchio tries to woo Katherine into marrying him, which may seem impossible, but works out at the end. Many people believe she is evil and a “shrew”, thus the name of the book.
She is a in the book and seems very closed off to love and anything that has to do with it. In the book “Taming of the Shrew” Katherine is one of the main characters is somewhat unfriendly and is completely shut off with the idea that someone could be in love with her. Pleasure May Not Always Be The Right PleasureĬomparing “Taming of the Shrew” to “Deliver Us From Eva”
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