Trimalchio was a person or character (cannot remember if he was fictional or real) in Rome. If you take Latin, Trimalchio's dinner is pretty famous. Anyway, he was a freedman, who had great fantastic parties that were known as being very odd and interesting events. The reference to Gatsby there is obvious although that is really the only correlation between the two. There are also other correlations though, which is both Gatsby and Trimalchio's obsession with time, and the colour green (Trimalchio's green ball, and Gatsby's green light)
There are many similarities in the novel, for starters the director seems to stick to the era very well and the weather, which plays an important role in the book also plays an important role in the movie. There are many other significant ones as well that you can catch if you pay close attention to the book and the movie.
Both are predominately water, Both are whitish in color.
The duration of The Color Purple - film - is 2.57 hours.
The Color Purple - film - was created on 1985-12-18.
The Color Purple The Color of Success - 2007 TV was released on: USA: 11 February 2007
Pink and purple.
Magenta.
Indigo.
Blue is a primary color. Blue and red mix to make purple, which is a secondary color.
Purple originated as a non-spectral color between violet and red.
Both Celie in "The Color Purple" and Daisy in "The Great Gatsby" are complex female characters who face struggles in their relationships with men. They both navigate themes of love, power, and independence within the societal constraints of their time periods.
black
Purple (violet).
Between blue and purple, blue is more acidic than purple.
Magenta is a shade of purple. An easy way to tell the difference between pink and purple is this; pink is pale red, purple is any combination of red and blue. Because magenta is between red and blue in the color circle, that makes it a purple color.
Somewhere between red and purple.
a mixture between black, orchre & purple
violet is very light purple, almost a cross between pale blue and dark purple.