Humanity emerging out of exploitation
Anthony Hopkins plays Doctor Frederick Treves who discovers John Merrick (John Hurt) known as the Elephant Man in a freakshow. The story is one of humanity emerging out of exploitation.<br /><br />The movie really emphasizes how Merrick was exploited throughout his life because of his deformities. It wasn’t just in the Freakshow however. Even when Treves set up Merrick at a London hospital he was like an exhibit to a slew of rich society people that wanted to see him and a guard who brought in people from his bar for a fee. Throughout his life Merrick wasn’t just seen as a “freak” as they called him but a thing, not a human being. The story really lays this out again and again.<br /><br />From this depraved history however Merrick was an intelligent and sensitive man. This isn’t apparent at first as he doesn’t talk, but as he develops a relationship with Treves his humanity comes out. That’s highlighted in one scene when Merrick meets Treves’ wife and he breaks down and starts crying because he said he’d never been treated nicely by a beautiful woman before.<br /><br />It’s this duality that plays throughout this powerful story. John Hurt really did an amazing job with this role.<br />C
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