Im just a girl standing in front line of a boy, asking him to neck her. This was a famous adduce from Anna Scott in the film Notting Hill. Notting Hill is a classical Hollywood love story, with a touch of light hearted comedy mixed in for good measure. Its a story revolving around William Thacker (Hugh Grant) and Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) who are brought in concert in unusual circumstances.
        In this essay, I pull up stakes workout two snapshots in Notting Hill as primary touchstones for exploring the notion of narrative, genre and stardom. The first mental picture is when Anna Scott walked into Williams bookstore in the pose of the film. While apologizing for her behaviour, she told him of her wish to be to take awayher again. The second scene is at the very end of the movie when William rushes to Annas press host and ask her to reconsider her plans of leaving Britain. Thus, in this essay, I will address the first scene as the bookstore scene and the second scene as the press conference scene. kick upstairs on, I will touch on the concept of political theory and globalization in this film.
        According to Bordwell and Thompson (1997:90), narrative is a twine of events in cause-effect relationship occurring in time and space. recital involves the films audience through a series of different techniques.
The nearly important one is the narratives ability to make the audience attack to predict what will happen next (Rowe, 1996:112). In both the bookstore and the press conference scene, this element of narrative is present. In the bookstore scene, the audience were anticipating as to what response William might move over when Anna implied that she wanted to reconcile with him. In the press conference scene, the tightness of the audience built up when William ask Anna to consider...
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