Netflix's 'Ripley' Revamps Highsmith's Classic with Bold Changes
Andrew Scott's nuanced performance as Tom Ripley anchors the series, which diverges from the novel in character portrayal and visual style.
- Netflix's adaptation of 'The Talented Mr Ripley' introduces significant changes from Patricia Highsmith's novel, including character ages, names, and omissions.
- Andrew Scott's portrayal of Tom Ripley is highlighted for its depth and complexity, differing from previous adaptations.
- The series employs black-and-white cinematography to reflect the sinister tone of the story, a creative choice inspired by the original novel's era.
- Ripley's ending diverges from the book, offering an open conclusion with potential for Tom Ripley's downfall.
- The cast features Andrew Scott, Dakota Fanning, and Johnny Flynn, with Steven Zaillian directing and writing the series.

























































