There are three characters that look very different in the movie in comparison to what the book described their appearance to be. Who are these three characters, how is their appearance different when you compare the book and movie?

According to a different source, this question refers to the book and the movie "The Outsiders."

There are several differencesbetween the book and the movie "The Outsiders." Some of these differences are related to the appearance of the characters. In the book, Ponyboy has blonde hair, but his hair is black in the movie. Similarly, Dally has blonde hair in the book, but it is dark in the movie. Finally, Two-bit is supposed to be six feet tall, while Emilio Estevez (the actor who plays this character in the movie) is much shorter.

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