The main things I remember from the book is the whole going to mattress thing being literal and how it had a legit arc about the mistress and her vagina deformation.
In both the movie and the book, its mentioned that Sonny has a big penis.
In the book, the mistress stays in a toxic relation with him because her vagina is super wide (which she didn’t realize was abnormal) and Sonny was the only man who could make her orgasm. Then there was some problematic stuff about a surgeon who realizes her problem and fixes it so that he could be the first to enjoy the new vagina.
In the movies, she ends up having a child, who is Andy Garcia’s character in the third movie. Michael feels responsible for him because he finds out about this nephew he never knew he had.
Between leaving that out and the bit about young gigolos going to a party to bang a bunch of aging movie actresses, I have no idea how that movie works so well.
The main things I remember from the book is the whole going to mattress thing being literal and how it had a legit arc about the mistress and her vagina deformation.
You know who had an arc? Noah
Most people agree that the movie was much better than the book
I won’t be reading that.
Can I get a tldr on the vagina deformation?
In both the movie and the book, its mentioned that Sonny has a big penis.
In the book, the mistress stays in a toxic relation with him because her vagina is super wide (which she didn’t realize was abnormal) and Sonny was the only man who could make her orgasm. Then there was some problematic stuff about a surgeon who realizes her problem and fixes it so that he could be the first to enjoy the new vagina.
In the movies, she ends up having a child, who is Andy Garcia’s character in the third movie. Michael feels responsible for him because he finds out about this nephew he never knew he had.
Between leaving that out and the bit about young gigolos going to a party to bang a bunch of aging movie actresses, I have no idea how that movie works so well.
tl;dr: the mistress’s vagina was deformed.
(I also have not read it)