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Ray 2022-11-03 15:56:10
Die of handicraft
In "Four Seasons", I like "Nazi Master" even better than "Shawshank's Redemption". In fact, the enlightenment of this story to me can be summed up in one sentence: no zuo no die, don’t be cheap. A young man of good character and learning has always had an unstoppable curiosity about the dark...
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Rupert 2022-11-17 10:19:08
The devil's apprentice hides the knife in his smile
I went to see this film immediately after turning the last page of the novel. This is the first time I have drawn the novel and its film adaptation so closely, and indeed the most recent one. In the past, I couldn’t help but watch the movie first. When I came back to read the novel, I would feel...
Bryan Singer
Bryan Jay Singer (Bryan Singer) was born in New Jersey, USA on September 17, 1965. He is an American director, producer, screenwriter, and actor. He graduated from the University of California.
In 1993, he directed his first film " Public Access ", thus starting his career as a director. The film won the Jury Prize-in the Feature Films section of the 9th Sundance Film Festival. In 1995, directed the crime movie " The Usual Suspects "
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. In 2000, with the science fiction action film " X-Men " won the 27th Saturn Award for Best Director. In 2003, the directed " X-Men2 " was released in the United States
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. In 2006, with the science fiction action movie " Superman Returns " won the 33rd Saturn Award for Best Director
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. In 2009, directed the science fiction action movie " X-Men Origins: Wolverine "
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. In 2011, he served as the producer of " X-Men: First Class "
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. In 2015, with " X-Men: Reversing the Future ", he was nominated for the 41st American Sci-Fi Horror Film Awards Saturn Award for Best Director
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. In 2016, the self-written and directed " X-Men: Apocalypse " was released in the United States
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. On October 2, 2017, directed the sci-fi action drama " X-Men: Godsend"Broadcast on American FOX TV station
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. On January 24, 2019, the sexual assault incident was exposed by The Atlantic Monthly
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Early Experience
Bryan Jay Singer grew up in the Jewish Quarter of New Jersey, USA. During his childhood, he formed a "Nazi club" with a non-Jewish friend, but was soon discovered by his mother and was forced to disband. Jewish identity is particularly concerned.
After graduating from high school, Bryan Jay Singer successfully entered the New York School of Visual Arts because of his excellent grades. Soon after, he successfully transferred to the Southern California Film Academy. His graduation work is the short film "Lion's Den", starring Ethan Hawke , which describes the story of a group of high school friends who reunited a few years after graduation but found that their relationship has become alienated
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Performing Experience
In 1993, he directed his first film " Public Access ", thus starting his career as a director. The film won the 9th Sundance Film Festival Jury Award-Feature Film. In 1995, directed the crime film " The Usual Suspects " co-starred by Kevin Spacey and Gabriel Byrne . The
film was nominated for the 49th British Academy Film Awards-Best Picture. With this film, he was nominated for the 22nd Saturn Awards. Director's Award.
In 1998, he directed the thriller film " Apt Pupil " co-starred by Elias Koteas and Brad Renfro . The film was nominated for the main competition unit of the 11th Tokyo International Film Festival-Tokyo Film Festival Grand Prix. With this film, he was nominated for the 25th Best Director Award at the Saturn Awards.
In 2000, he directed the sci-fi action film " X-Men " adapted from Marvel comics , for which he won the 27th Saturn Award for Best Director. On May 2, 2003, the directed " X-Men2 " was released in the United States
and he was nominated for the 30th Saturn Awards for Best Director.
In 2004, directed the first episode of the suspense drama " Dr. House Season 1 "
. On September 13, 2005, the directed " Doctor House Second Season " premiered in the United States. The play was shortlisted for the 58th Emmy Awards for Best Drama Series
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In 2006, he directed the sci-fi action movie " Superman Returns " co-starring Brandon Routh and Kate Bosworth
. He won the 33rd Saturn Award for Best Director for this film
; on September 5, he directed " House MD "Season 3 " premiered in the United States and was shortlisted for the 59th Emmy Awards for Best Drama Series
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On September 25, 2007, the directed " House MD Season 4 " premiered in the United States. The play was nominated for the 60th Emmy Awards for Best Drama Series
. On September 21, 2008, the directed " House Season 5 " premiered in the United States. The play was shortlisted for the best drama series of the 61st Emmy Awards
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On September 21, 2009, the directed " House Doctor Sixth Season " was aired in the United States; on December 25, the directed war action film " Valkyrie " was released in the United States. The film was produced by Thomas Cruise Mapother IV and Kenneth Charles. Co-starring Branagh and Bill Nighy
, he was shortlisted for the 35th Saturn Awards for Best Director for the film; in the same year, he directed the sci-fi action movie " X-Men Origins: Wolverine " starring Hugh Jackman , Isaac Liev Schreiber , and Viola Lynn Collins .
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In 2011, he was the producer of " X-Men: First Class " based on the looming war between the US and the Soviet Union as the background of the decisive battle
. In 2012, directed the family movie " A Guai Family" co-starring Jerry O'Connell and Amanda Lee Rogers , which tells the daily life story of a family composed of monsters
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On March 26, 2013, the directed adventure film " Jack the Giant Slayer " was released in mainland China, which was adapted from the British fairy tales "Jack and Peas" and " Jack the Giant Slayer "
. On May 23, 2014, the directed " X-Men: Reversing the Future " was released in mainland China
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In March 2015, with "X-Men: Reversing the Future", he was nominated for the 41st American Science Fiction Horror Film Awards Saturn Award for Best Director
; in the same year, he directed the police drama " Battle Creek Season 1 "
. On May 27, 2016, the self - written and directed " X-Men: Apocalypse " was released in the United States. The film is set in the 1980s and tells the story of the ancient and powerful first mutant Apocalypse waking up in Egypt. He Want to rule and change the world, and trigger a series of mutant war stories
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In 2017, directed the biographical film " Bohemian Rhapsody " starring Rami Said Malek
; on February 8, the supervised science fiction drama " Legion " was broadcast on FX
; on October 2, directed the sci-fi action drama " X-Men: Godsend" "Broadcast on FOX TV in the United States
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Personal Life
Bryan Jay Singer is a bisexual
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Character Evaluation
On the surface, compared to directors such as Quentin Tarantino and David Fincher, the types of films that Bryan Jay Singer tried are mixed. But his "personal discourse", that is, the exploration of the dark, distressed, and humble aspects of human nature, has always run through his film works. The most impressive thing about his films is his enthusiasm for fantasy and science fiction themes, but he has never forgotten his attempts on realistic themes. He is good at expressing his personal feelings under commercial packaging such as vision and horror, or conveying a black, cruel law of survival, or wandering in the serious and firm real world and the new strange fantasy world , But no matter what the background is, his life reflection or rebellious consciousness is permeated .
Character Dispute
Sexual assault
On January 24, 2019, Bryan Jay Singer faced sexual assault charges. Four men accused Bryan Jay Singer of having sex with them when they were underage
. On January 27, Alan Barkin criticized Hollywood on social networking sites. My family protects these evil deeds
. Since then, Bryan Jay Singer has denied the allegations; on February 7, the British Film Academy Awards directed Bryan Jay Singer's allegations of sexually assaulting minors. The director Bryan Jay Singer's nomination for "Bohemian Rhapsody" was cancelled, and the other nominations for the film were retained
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Extended Reading
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Isaac Weiskopf: When you were a boy, what did you do for fun?
Dan Richler: Went to the movies. Why, what did you do?
Isaac Weiskopf: I used to chase girls.
[they laugh]
Isaac Weiskopf: And now I chase old men.
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[Todd knocks on Dussander's door]
Kurt Dussander: Yes? What do you want?
Todd Bowden: I...
Kurt Dussander: If you're selling something, I'm not interested.
Todd Bowden: I have your newspaper.
[Dussander opens the door of his porch to take the newspaper]
Todd Bowden: I'm not selling anything.
Kurt Dussander: Then what do you want?
Todd Bowden: If you could let me in for a minute, I just want to talk.
Kurt Dussander: Talk? I don't have anything to say to you, boy. Good day to you.
[he shuts the door and turns to go back inside]
Todd Bowden: [as he speaks, Dussander stops and slowly turns round] Bergen-Belsen, January '43 to June '43. Auschwitz, June '43 to June '44. Then you went to Patin. After that you disappeared, but then in 1965 you were spotted in West Berlin.
Kurt Dussander: Listen, boy... I don't have time for this game. Now get out of here before I call the police.
Todd Bowden: Call them if you want. I'm sure they'd love to meet you.
