In general, "The OH in Ohio" is more like a commercialized actual combat exercise: the film is restricted when it is shown on theaters, and only adult audiences are allowed to watch it. However, when people’s goodwill for this film spreads from ten to ten, just when the DVD hits the home theater, then it will surely set off a new round of viewing craze—this is independent of relatively narrow distribution channels. For the film industry, it is undoubtedly a good way to recover costs.
Although director Billy Kent and screenwriter Adam Wierzebski are both the first time in the film industry, Kent has directed more than 180 commercials and 11 short films, most of which are based on books. All come from the hands of Wierzeboski. They have known each other since they were three years old. They are friends who grew up together. The two became partners in a natural state: in most cases it was Kent who came up with a story idea, and then they spent weeks or even months pondering the possible scenes and dialogue until this The story idea has enough weight to be put on the big screen, and then put into writing by Wyerzeboski.
The inspiration for "The OH in Ohio" just came from an otherwise meaningless conversation: Wyerseboski mentioned a woman he once knew, she has the same perfectionist character as Priscilla. Kent also knew such a woman, and because she could not remember her name for a long time, the woman who lived in the memory of the two was called "Priscilla" in the film. As for the role of Jack, it gradually became fuller in the process of creating the script. Billy Kent pays most attention to originality. He hopes that the content of this debut novel that represents a new start should be as colorful as possible, and at the same time not become a "copy" of some other film-for this, Kent is still quite Proudly, he even confidently said: "The OH in Ohio did refer to a few of my favorite movie works, but I did it very cleverly. If I don’t say it myself, no one can see any flaws in it."
However, it is not a small miracle that a little-known director plus a little-known screenwriter can gather such a strong cast. The most worth mentioning here is Wayne’s actor Danny DeVito . He is the most appropriate choice for this film. Of course, you can’t regard him as the male protagonist of romantic love only from the appearance. An inconspicuous person satisfies Priscilla's psychological and physical needs. For such a man who does not rely on the outside, Divito must use personality charm and attentiveness to conquer the audience.
Although Priscilla in the script was not created based on a particular actress, Billy Kent has always hoped to find an actress who is both beautiful and comedic to interpret this role, and her The performance must be able to escape from the previous role. Kent has always said that she is lucky to find Parker Posey. She is the kind of person who is very good at creating tension and can make you laugh in the tension. This is why Posey finally got this role. She is in the film. The change symbolizes a kind of extremely cunning wisdom, from extremely conservative self-denial to desire dissatisfaction, and then to a calm and confident normality. Her last line in the film is not only for Priscilla’s life. In conclusion, it also draws a successful conclusion to the film.
