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Shaniya 2022-01-20 08:01:28
Joan Fontaine’s most outstanding work, prefers the treatment of movies to the original
Although Joan Fontaine has achieved great success with "Butterfly Dream" and "Deep Boudoir Suspicious Cloud", the best performance of Joan Fontaine in my mind is "A Letter from a Stranger Woman" adapted from Zweig's original book in 1947.
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Alysha 2022-03-26 09:01:12
It is only because of the sense that you look back, which makes me think of you in the morning and evening
"Spring tour. Apricot blossoms are blowing all over the head. Who is young and full of romance on Mo. The concubine plans to marry her, and she will rest for the rest of her life. Even if she is ruthlessly abandoned, she cannot be ashamed." - Wei Zhuang
Joan Fontaine perfectly interprets the...
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Major 2022-03-28 09:01:11
After reading Zweig's original work, I will give Xu's adapted movie one star. After watching this, I will give Xu's movie another star. Xu's film is to be persistent for his own choice. The powerlessness of a woman willing to give her life for a man, I love you, but it has nothing to do with you, is it really irrelevant? At this point I think the director resonates more with Zweig. It's a pity that the end made the male protagonist cry bitterly and go to the duel appointment, dispelling the tragic nature of the original work. It's also a big pity that I didn't shoot the scene where the old housekeeper recognizes the heroine. This is the most heartbreaking climax of the whole story. @大光
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Letha 2022-03-23 09:03:08
3.5. The first Orpheus. It is not only like a Western version of "Rouge Buckle" with a different ending, but also like a filling of another possibility (premarital encounter and one-way affection) of "Meet Hate Late". The out-of-focus transitions are beautiful and seem uncommon at the same time, and Joan Fontaine's long-span performances are silent. A soul torture from film history/literary and art history: Why have there been so many men since ancient times?
Letter from an Unknown Woman quotes
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Stefan Brand: Promise me something.
Lisa Berndl: Anything.
Stefan Brand: And I don't even know where you live. Promise me you won't vanish.
Lisa Berndl: I won't be the one who vanishes.
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1st Man on Balcony: [Speaking of Stefan] He returned last week.
2nd Man on Balcony: A concert tour?
Woman on Balcony: Pleasure trip most likely.
1st Man on Balcony: The way he's burning himself up, it's a wonder he's still alive.
2nd Man on Balcony: Ten years ago, he showed great promise. Too bad. With that talent, he could have been a great pianist.
1st Man on Balcony: Perhaps talent is not enough.
Woman on Balcony: Perhaps he has too many talents.
