Fargo was not a true story

[c627627]

Can you please translate into grammatically correct Spanish:

FARGO WAS *NOT* A TRUE STORY
(as stated in the opening scene of the original release.)

All characters appearing in this work are fictitious.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

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[c627627]

Oh, I'm sorry. I am trying to get this grammatically correct and I do actually need hints and corrections on it.


• FARGO WAS *NOT* A TRUE STORY
(as stated in the opening scene of the original release.)

All characters appearing in this work are fictitious.


• FARGO *NO ERA* UNA HISTORIA VERDADERA.
(Como es indicado en la escena inicial de la version original.)


Todos los personajes apareciendo en esta pelicula son ficticios.

[JPablo]

Oh, I'm sorry. I am trying to get this grammatically correct and I do actually need hints and corrections on it.

• FARGO WAS *NOT* A TRUE STORY
(as stated in the opening scene of the original release.)

All characters appearing in this work are fictitious.

• FARGO *NO ERA* UNA HISTORIA VERDADERA [AUTÉNTICA/REAL].
(Como se indicado en la escena inicial de la versión [del estreno] original.)

Todos los personajes que apareceniendo en esta película son ficticios.

Not bad. I marked corrections in red and suggestions in blue.

[c627627]

Thank you kindly.

(as stated in the opening scene of the original release.) is more of a clarification/continuation of the first part of the sentence.


Why is it correct to end the first part of the sentence then capitalize "as stated":
(Como se indica en la escena inicial de la versión del estreno original.)

[JPablo]

Oh, if you put a period at the end of the first statement, then you "start" a new sentece, then you have to capitalize it. If you don't put the period, you can keep it lower case.