Peeta is in all of the books and movies, but something happened in the 74th Hunger Games that wasn’t adapted to the film – he lost a leg!

In the books, he walked around on a prosthetic but in the movies, he never even lost a dear limb. It wasn’t too big of a deal, however.

President Snow is played by Donald Sutherland in the films and, let’s be honest, he has serious hot-grandpa vibes. In the books, things weren’t so steamy.

In the book, he was described as being a small and thin man with paper-white hair. The movies show a bigger, more creamy-haired individual. In the books, he also had a very strange mouth to fix the sores he got from poisoning himself.

Caesar Flickerman is the “caster” for the Hunger Games that everyone watches. In the movies, he’s pretty extravagant but nothing different than the others around him.

In the books, however, Caesar is described as an eternally plastic face under a coat of white makeup. He always has the same hairstyle, he just changes its color for every single Game. He’s also undergone surgery to keep him looking young.

Woody Harrelson played Haymitch in the films and he did a great job. The way he looked wasn’t exactly true to how a real lifelong alcoholic would have looked or how he was described in the book.

Imagine a shorter, fatter, and had dark, curly hair. So, ya, not exactly the Woody vibes that we got.

President Alma from District 13 was a powerful leader that could pass as an out-of-touch human who still wanted the best for others in the movies.

In the books, she was so unempathetic she was almost robotic. Katniss also thought that her gray look was fake in order to inspire a false sense of wisdom.

Johanna Mason was the winner of the 71st games and “stabbed” Katniss to get out the tracking device that was buried in her skin. In the movies she was clearly sophisticated and deadly but much too refined for a real-life lumberjack.

In the book, she was a spiky-haired logger who pretended to be meek (although she was a killer). Also, she was constantly naked for some reason.

Enobaria had a move where she ripped people’s throats out to kill them. It was how she liked to finish her kills to create an image and she even had her teeth filed to points to make sure nobody forgot.

Basically the same thing but her teeth were pointy AND gold.

Thresh was the kind of guy who occasionally indulged in a protein shake after working out – in the movies at least. The books are a bit different.

In the books, Thresh was 6 foot 6 and built like an ox. He was the largest contestant and the movies really didn’t do that well with showing just how big he was.

The Mutts (mutated animals) in the movies were cool, but they were just run-of-the-mill monsters. The books took it up a notch.

The books show that the Mutts that Snow cooked up had bits of DNA from the other tributes. They had all kinds of terrifying Mutts and some even looked like their original DNA donor.

Mags, an older winner, was played by Lynn Cohen in the movie. She was silent (an accurate tidbit), but she had teeth!

Mags in the books didn’t have any teeth! Maybe she could have borrowed some from the Golden Vampire to do some throat-ripping herself.