Finding Forester : Finding an Ending
Finding Forester concerns Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown), a young writer, who lives in the inner city Bronx “hood.” The film opens almost like as if it is a horror film, where four friends dare one another to go and visit the neighborhood creepy-old-man’s house. Jamal, curious as all great writers must be, takes the dare, and walks into the old man’s apartment, has quite a scare and accidentally leaves his backpack behind. He returns the following day to retrieve it. Through the little peakhole in the door, the old man (Sean Connery) orders him to never return again. Jamal goes home to find the old man has read his stories and even commented the margins. Intrigued, Jamal returns to get more feedback from this ragged old hermit. The old man, William Forrester, suggests he write a 5,000 word essay on why he should “stay the hell away from my apartmen
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Rob Brown, Finding Forrester, Meanwhile Jamal, William Forrester, Van Sant, Michael Jordan, Jeopardy Eventually, Sean Connery, True Romance-sound-alike, Crawford Forrester, finding forrester, writing lessons, rob brown, returns day, jamal returns, professor crawford,
Approximate Word count = 584
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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