Fernando Rey

Fernando Rey

  • Born: 1917-9-20
  • Height: 5' 9½" (1.77 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Rubie 2022-04-10 09:01:09

      Strange love stories can also be interesting. The balcony opens up clothes—the Virgin Mary—to get married. Lope talks about love and freedom in life, but turns around and imprisons his adopted daughter, who wants to be both a father and a husband. He fled with the painter and came back with a broken leg after being ill. At the end, the inversion of power, the sound of walking in the corridor and the cane hitting the ground, opening the window and starting to rewind time, the end of a tragedy, so all the pain and sin stayed in this snowy night. From a bystander's point of view, he was not partial to anyone, and he felt a hint of sympathy when he saw Lope cooking the stove alone.

    • Megane 2022-04-07 08:01:02

      The open relationship training under the double standard of father + husband, Buñuel once again started the group ridicule of civilized people. Simple is not pure, no matter how ignorant a girl is, she will become a middle-aged poisonous woman. High-sounding can't hide desire and jealousy, and no matter how greasy the old man is, he will eventually suffer the consequences.

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    Tristana quotes

    • Dr. Miquis: [the doctor cheerfully enters Tristana's room; Saturna and Don Lope are standing by] How is my favorite patient?

      Saturna: Worse than ever, doctor.

      Dr. Miquis: Leave me alone with her.

      [Saturna and Don Lope leave the room]

      Dr. Miquis: How are your spirits, Tristana?

      Tristana: I had a temperature last night. I'm very ill, aren't I? Tell me the truth.

      Dr. Miquis: [confidently] I've told you before that this is a common case. It's painful, but that will soon pass.

      Tristana: A few days ago, I wanted to live. Now I'd rather die.

    • Don Lope: [Saturna and Don Lope are downstairs, awaiting word from the doctor] She's in a very bad way.

      Saturna: If you'd let me put on a poultice, she'd be feeling better.

      Don Lope: Don't talk rubbish!

      Dr. Miquis: [the doctor comes down from Tristana's room] My dear Don Lope, we are faced with what I feared. Tristana is very ill. We have to speak clearly.

      Don Lope: Go ahead and tell me.

      Dr. Miquis: She is suffering from blood poisoning. We have to operate... to amputate her leg.

      Don Lope: The poor girl... She'll be horribly mutilated... When?

      Dr. Miquis: We can't wait another day.

      Don Lope: What science is this when the only cure is amputation! Find some other way... Cut off both my legs if you want!