He represents the hopes and dreams that we all strive for everyday. Willy Loman is the essence of the American Dream. The reason, I believe, that Death of a Salesman receives so much acclaim is that it is about a sympathetic character who represents an often misconstrued concept. Finally in 1998 Brian Dennehy starred as Willy Loman, and once again receieved wonderful reviews. With the 1984 version a movie was produced which adapted the style of the theater rather well. In 1984 Dustin Hoffman and a young John Malkovich played the parts of Willy Loman and Biff Loman respectively. Scott and Harvey Keitel starred as Willy Loman and Biff Loman respectively. Broadway has produced the play on four different accounts. Time and time again Broadway, the theatre that will only produce a play if is almost sure to make money, has revisited the script and usually to wonderful reviews. In doing so he cheats on his caring wife, prioritizes the life of his eldest son, is disillusioned about the world around him, works harder then most of us will ever have to, and stops making enough money to support his family. During the course of the play a fat, philandering, and dishonest creature, Willy Loman, stumbles through life. The script of Death of a Salesman appears to be flawed.
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