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Aimee 2022-04-09 08:01:02
Burton, who is full of inferiority in his performance
This conversation took place in Burton's later years, and even though he had already achieved fame and was considered one of the greatest actors of his generation, Burton was still full of inferiority and denial about his screen performances.
My friend Moon listened to Burton complaining about...
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Courtney 2022-04-09 08:01:02
The rivalry duel that happened behind the film
It turns out that in 1953, Burton and Granger had a rival duel over Jane Simmons, and both pistols and grenades were used.
Burton had just arrived in Hollywood in 1952 and was staying at his friend Stuart Granger's house. Granger was bigger than him at the time. He had just married Jane Simmons for...
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Alena 2022-04-09 09:01:09
Religious version of Waiting for Godot. It's not very objective, but the hero and heroine join hands to face the whole world Roman Caesar's unreasonable tyrant ruled the drama may not be cliche 50 years ago
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Verda 2022-04-09 09:01:09
But resistance, fighting, and martyrdom always make one's blood boil. The face of the Messiah did not appear, and Judas said, "For men are weak, full of envy and cowardice, and they know the truth but cannot practice it." The tribune's plea before his death is wonderful: My king, does not need a palace.
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Emperor Tiberius: When it comes, this is how it will start. Some obscure martyr in some forgotten province, then madness. Infecting the legions, rocking the empire, then the finish of Rome.
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Diana: [Marcellus has just been sentenced to execution; Diana leaves the podium to stand at his side] Sire, Marcellus is my chosen husband. I wish to go with him.
Caligula: Stand back! You're not on trial! There's no evidence against you!
Diana: Then if it please you, sire, I'll provide evidence. I have no wish to live another hour in an empire ruled by *you*! You dare to call yourself a Caesar. Once the Caesars of Rome were noble, but in you, noble blood has turned to poison. You corrupt Rome with your spite and malice.
Caligula: Stop! Stop it!
Diana: That *you* should be Caesar, vicious, treacherous, drunk with power, an evil, insane monster posing as emperor.
Caligula: STOP IT!
Diana: As for me, I have found another king. I want to go with my husband into his kingdom.
Caligula: Then, by the gods, you shall! Go, both of you, into your kingdom!
