thegreatgatsby電影簡介

❶ 偉大的蓋茨比電影英文簡介

The main plot is that a young man named Nick Caraway, who came to New York City in spring of 1922. He became involved in the life of his neighbor at Long Island, Jay Gatsby, a very rich man, who entertained hundreds of guests at his party. Gatsby revealed to Nick, that he fell in love with Nick's cousin Daisy before the war. At that time he was poor. However, Daisy married Tom Buchanan, a rich but boring man of good social position. Gatsby lost Daisy because he had no money, but he was still in love with her. He persuaded Nick to bring him and Daisy together again. "You can't repeat the past," Nick said to him. Gatsby tried to convince Daisy to leave Tom, who, in turn, revealed that Gatsby has made his money from bootlegging. So they asked Daisy whom she loved. Daisy began to sob helplessly: 「 I did love him once-but I loved you too.」 The main plot is that a young man named Nick Caraway, who came to New York City in spring of 1922. He became involved in the life of his neighbor at Long Island, Jay Gatsby, a very rich man, who entertained hundreds of guests at his party. Gatsby revealed to Nick, that he fell in love with Nick's cousin Daisy before the war. At that time he was poor. However, Daisy married Tom Buchanan, a rich but boring man of good social position. Gatsby lost Daisy because he had no money, but he was still in love with her. He persuaded Nick to bring him and Daisy together again. "You can't repeat the past," Nick said to him. Gatsby tried to convince Daisy to leave Tom, who, in turn, revealed that Gatsby has made his money from bootlegging. So they asked Daisy whom she loved. Daisy began to sob helplessly: 「 I did love him once-but I loved you too.」

❷ 了不起的蓋茨比故事梗概

小說主要事件發生在1922年夏。耶魯大學畢業生、一戰老兵尼克·卡拉威（也是小說敘述人）從中西部來到紐約，賣債券過活。他在長島的西卵村租住了一間小屋，與蓋茨比為鄰。傑·蓋茨比是一個年輕、神秘的百萬富翁，經常舉辦豪華宴會，卻很少出頭露面；有許多人到他那裡去吃喝，他始終是一個孤獨的人。

尼克驅車到東卵村拜訪表妹黛西·費伊·布坎南，她丈夫湯姆·布坎南也是尼克的大學同學。他們將尼克介紹給喬丹·貝克小姐，她是位充滿魅力卻略帶自私的青年高爾夫球手；尼克認為自己愛上了她。她告訴尼克，湯姆有外遇，叫默特爾·威爾遜，住在「灰燼谷」：西卵村和紐約城之間的工業垃圾場。

不久，尼克和湯姆、默特爾前往他們幽會的公寓，舉行放盪的狂歡會。默特爾幾度提起黛西的名字，湯姆在憤怒中打扁了默特爾的鼻子。

夏季某日，尼克收到蓋茨比宴會的邀請函。他在宴會上碰見喬丹·貝克，而且終於見到蓋茨比，發現蓋茨比竟然在戰爭中與他同在一個師服役。尼克從喬丹那裡得知蓋茨比在1917年與黛西墜入愛河，但因為他要去參軍，黛西終於嫁給了湯姆•布坎南。

復員後，他賺了很多錢，在長島買下豪宅，里眺望海灣對面黛西的家，希望「再續前緣」。蓋茨比奢華的生活方式與放盪的狂歡會不過是為了吸引黛西，讓她回心轉意。蓋茨比要尼克安排他與黛西見面。尼克邀請黛西到家品茶，隱瞞了蓋茨比的到場。

在尷尬的見面之後，蓋茨比和黛西重溫舊情。他們再次相連，但湯姆很快對此產生懷疑。在飯局上，黛西對蓋茨比言辭甜蜜，毫不掩飾，湯姆的懷疑得到了證實。雖然湯姆自己也有情婦，但他還是對妻子的出軌倍感憤怒。湯姆逼迫大家前往紐約市，在廣場酒店的套房裡與蓋茨比對峙，告訴他二人間的故事是蓋茨比所不能領悟的。

不僅如此，他揭露蓋茨比販賣私酒，從事其它見不得人的勾當，才得到了今日的財富。黛西感覺自己無法承受，只想離開，湯姆叫蓋茨比驅車送她回家。

尼克、喬丹、湯姆驅車回家時經過「灰燼谷」，發現湯姆的情婦默特爾被蓋茨比的車撞死了。事後，尼克從蓋茨比那裡得知是黛西在開車，但蓋茨比不願揭發自己的愛人。默特爾的丈夫喬治誤以為車主就是自己妻子的情人，對此展開搜索。

湯姆誤導喬治，後者發現車主是蓋茨比後，來到豪宅，開槍行凶，隨後自盡。尼克為蓋茨比舉辦葬禮，結束了與喬丹的關系，看破了東部的生活方式，回到了中西部的老家。

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簡介

《了不起的蓋茨比》（英語：The Great Gatsby，又譯《大亨小傳》），出版於1925年，是美國作家弗朗西斯·斯科特·菲茨傑拉德所寫的一部以1920年代的紐約市及長島為背景的中篇小說，被視為美國文學「爵士時代」的象徵。

故事主要講述了年輕而神秘的百萬富翁傑·蓋茨比對黛西·布卡南的執著追求。小說是菲茨傑拉德最偉大的作品，探討了墮落、理想主義、變革阻礙、社會巨變、放盪；為爵士時代和咆哮的二十年代進行了深度描繪，普遍認為是對美國夢的警醒。

歷史

《了不起的蓋茨比》的背景設在1922年興盛的長島，就美國咆哮的二十年代以社會批判的角度進行了敘述。在當時，經濟飛速發展，流行爵士樂、輕佻文化、販賣私酒、犯罪率高，都在小說中刻畫出來。

菲茨傑拉德利用二十年代的社會發展為蓋茨比創造了鋪墊，從簡單的細節，如汽車，到更加寬泛的主題，如用蓋茨比販私酒暴富暗喻當時的犯罪文化等。菲茨傑拉德通過敘述一個易使讀者產生共鳴、不隨時代褪核或色的故事，揭露咆哮的二十年代浮華社會背後的真相。

菲茨傑拉德曾經在長島北岸的庄園參加了宴會，這為小說背景提供了靈感。迄今，到底那一所庄園才是故事靈感的來源地眾說紛紜。一種說法是Land's End，這是一所著名的黃金海哪寬岸公館（Gold Coast Mansion）。作者早年生活也在故事中有所反映。

菲茨傑拉德是明尼蘇達州人，和尼克一樣，他曾就讀於常春藤盟校之一：普林斯頓大學（尼克為耶魯大學畢業）。菲茨傑拉德也與傑·蓋茨比有些類似，他在隨軍駐扎時墜入愛河，並努力試圖證明自己是位合格的戀人，結果失望一生。

菲茨改緩伍傑拉德19歲時擔任少尉，駐扎在阿拉巴馬蒙特哥馬利的謝爾丹營。他在那裡與十七歲的富家女傑內瓦•金相戀，但因為地位低微，被對方的父親嚴詞拒絕。22歲時，他與年僅十七歲的風流少女塞爾達·賽爾（Zelda Sayre）相戀。

塞爾達答應嫁給他，但由於她瘋狂拜金、貪圖享樂，又悔婚了，直到菲茨傑拉德的第一本暢銷小說出版後他們才結婚。像故事中的尼克一樣，菲茨傑拉德認為這種新生活充滿激情和誘惑；和蓋茨比一樣，他對財富頂禮膜拜。

在許多地方上，《了不起的蓋茨比》反映了菲茨傑拉德試圖直面自己對爵士時代充滿矛盾的心態。與蓋茨比相似，即使姑娘的所作所為將菲茨傑拉德引向他所鄙夷的一切，但她代表著菲茨傑拉德所愛慕的一切，引誘他努力向前卻又不斷失去。

作者簡介

F.S.菲茨傑拉德（Francis Scott Fitzgerald 1896～1940），美國小說家。1896年9月24日生於明尼蘇達州聖保羅市。父親是傢具商。他年輕時試寫過劇本。讀完高中後考入普林斯頓大學。在校時曾自組劇團，並為校內文學刊物寫稿。後因身體欠佳，中途輟學。

1917年入伍，終日忙於軍訓，未曾出國打仗。退伍後堅持業余寫作。1920年出版了長篇小說《人間天堂》，從此出了名，小說出版後他與吉姍爾達結婚。婚後攜妻寄居巴黎，結識了安德遜、海明威等多位美國作家。

1925年《了不起的蓋茨比》問世，奠定了他在現代美國文學史上的地位，成了20年代「爵士時代」的發言人和「迷惘的一代」的代表作家之一。

❸ 了不起的蓋茨比的英文簡介

英文簡介：
The Great Gatsby was published in 1922 by F. Scott Fitzgerald. At first glance, the novel appears to be a simple love story, but further examination reveals Fitzgerald's masterful scrutiny of American society ring the 1920s and the corruption of the American dream.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby (1926) is, at first sight, a novel about love, idealism and disillusionment. However, it soon reveals its hidden depths and enigmas. What is the significance of the strange "配培waste land" between West Egg and New York, where Myrtle Wilson meets her death, an alien landscape presided over by the eyes of T J Eckleburg whose eyes, like God's, "see everything"? And what are we to make of the novel's unobtrusive symbolism (the green light, the colour of American dollar bills, which burns at the end of Daisy's dock, the references to the elements - land, sea and earth - over which Gatby claims mastery, the contrast between "East" and "West"), or its subtle use of the personalised first narrator, the unassuming Nick Carraway?

It is a novel which has intrigued and fascinated readers. Clearly, as a self-proclaimed "tale of the West", it is exploring questions about America and what it means to be American. In this sense Gatsby is perhaps that legendary opus, the "Great American Novel"檔敗, following in the footsteps of works such as Moby Dick and Huckleberry Finn.

We will return to this aspect of the novel in more detail later on. However, we also need to be aware that it is a novel which has much to be say about more abstract questions to do with faith, belief and illusion. Although rooted in the "Jazz Age" which Fitzgerald is so often credited with naming, it is also a novel which should be considered alongside works like The Waste Land, exploring that "培蠢唯hollowness at the heart of things" which lies just below the surface of modern life.

Eliot himself remarked that the novel "interested and excited me more than any new novel I have seen, either English or American, for a number of years". Viewed from more distant perspectives it is possible to see Gatsby as an archetypally tragic figure, the epitome of idealism and innocence which strives for order, purpose and meaning in a chaotic and hostile world. In this sense Gatsby contains religious and metaphysical dimensions: the young man who shapes a "Platonic vision of himself" and who endows the worthless figure of Daisy with religious essence, eventually passes away into nothingness, with few at the funeral to lament the passing of his romantic dream

❹ 了不起的蓋茨比英文介紹

英文臘改簡介喚局穗：
The Great Gatsby was published in 1922 by F. Scott Fitzgerald. At first glance, the novel appears to be a simple love story, but further examination reveals Fitzgerald's masterful scrutiny of American society ring the 1920s and the corruption of the American dream.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby (1926) is, at first sight, a novel about love, idealism and disillusionment. However, it soon reveals its hidden depths and enigmas. What is the significance of the strange "waste land" between West Egg and New York, where Myrtle Wilson meets her death, an alien landscape presided over by the eyes of T J Eckleburg whose eyes, like God's, "see everything"? And what are we to make of the novel's unobtrusive symbolism (the green light, the colour of American dollar bills, which burns at the end of Daisy's dock, the references to the elements - land, sea and earth - over which Gatby claims mastery, the contrast between "East"和卜 and "West"), or its subtle use of the personalised first narrator, the unassuming Nick Carraway?

It is a novel which has intrigued and fascinated readers. Clearly, as a self-proclaimed "tale of the West", it is exploring questions about America and what it means to be American. In this sense Gatsby is perhaps that legendary opus, the "Great American Novel", following in the footsteps of works such as Moby Dick and Huckleberry Finn.

We will return to this aspect of the novel in more detail later on. However, we also need to be aware that it is a novel which has much to be say about more abstract questions to do with faith, belief and illusion. Although rooted in the "Jazz Age" which Fitzgerald is so often credited with naming, it is also a novel which should be considered alongside works like The Waste Land, exploring that "hollowness at the heart of things" which lies just below the surface of modern life.

Eliot himself remarked that the novel "interested and excited me more than any new novel I have seen, either English or American, for a number of years". Viewed from more distant perspectives it is possible to see Gatsby as an archetypally tragic figure, the epitome of idealism and innocence which strives for order, purpose and meaning in a chaotic and hostile world. In this sense Gatsby contains religious and metaphysical dimensions: the young man who shapes a "Platonic vision of himself" and who endows the worthless figure of Daisy with religious essence, eventually passes away into nothingness, with few at the funeral to lament the passing of his romantic dream.