Philip Waley

Philip Waley

  • Born: 1972-1-16
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  • Extended Reading
    • Clovis 2022-03-23 09:02:12

      You shouldn't be afraid to share your feelings with readers

      Only when you are alone can you gain a deeper insight into your own subtle inner twists and turns.
              Those dynamic black and white images actually constitute a parallel, symbiotic relationship with his own life trajectory, and the joys and sorrows on the screen somewhat metaphorize his...

    • Edmond 2022-03-23 09:02:12

      Talk about this lolicon uncle - Charlie Chaplin

      There are two main reasons for watching this movie. One is that Uncle Radish starred in it, which is not to be missed. He performed the life of a great comedian and also proved his superb acting skills. The second is Charlie Chaplin himself, a genius with outstanding achievements in film history....

    • Chance 2022-03-26 09:01:07

      Use Chaplin to interpret the fable of "the most hilarious clown is the loneliest", and scribble to show his life. It can be seen that those movies, including "The Spring and Autumn on the Stage", which are young and old, are his spiritual autobiography. Humanism is his background, Lolita complex is a mental illness, and taking him as a case fits Nabokov's theory of emotional frustration in adolescence. The same beautiful girl ended his emotional illness and accompanies happiness for the rest of his life, but Leaving Salinger with the same youthful ailment. . . Downey can really dance ballet, and it is so difficult to take off with crossed legs!

    • Percy 2021-12-22 08:01:21

      Switzerland. Anyone who makes a difference must have different experiences and persistent beliefs. The suppression began with President Hoover’s dinner. Half brother West Germany. Her first love, Heidi Kelly, married another woman and died of the flu after the war. Married an unscrupulous and stupid little woman. From the British theater stage to the silent black and white film in the United States to the talkie sound film. Biographer. "If you want to get to know me, go to my movies"

    Chaplin quotes

    • [Chaplin enters a London pub. Immediately, he is recognised]

      Ted the Drunk: Well! Here's someone who's had a good war!

      Working Man: Yeah, didn't see him in the bleedin' army!

      Ted the Drunk: Come to stare at the animals, Charlie?

      Working Man: Oh, go and sit down, Ted, and give your mouth a rest!

      Charlie Chaplin: I just came in for a quiet drink. Here, have one on me.

      Ted the Drunk: You have one on me, Mr. Charlie fucking Chaplin!

      [he throws his drink at him, Chaplin dodges it]

    • George Hayden: Ah yes, tell me, when did you start to work on "The Great Dictator"?

      Charlie Chaplin: '38.

      George Hayden: '38. Everyone thought you were crazy then. Then, when the second World War broke out, you became a genius overnight.

      Charlie Chaplin: Well, not to those who thought I was a Communist.