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Cecile 2022-03-25 08:01:01
Alternative Flash
If you don't talk about acting skills, it will only make you feel a little novel.
Actually, it is not novel, but it is the normal way of human beings. Generally, as soon as everyone sees the camera begins to blur, they will immediately subconsciously think that he should start to recall, This is... -
Geo 2022-03-25 08:01:01
Imagination Protects Us
OMG originally saw that it was about to end and was going to sentence it to death, thinking it was a movie with more form than content... It's
about a group of people breaking out of prison, and the time clues are interspersed back and forth. Yes, the actors are very interesting, especially the old...
Rupert Wyatt
Rupert Wyatt (Rupert Wyatt), born on October 26, 1972, screenwriter and film director of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland . His works include " Rise of the Planet of the Apes ".
Early Experience
He was born and raised in Exeter , Devonshire , and graduatedOf the college.
Performing Experience
He is the founder of a production company that has produced many short films, documentaries and feature films , including "Dark Days" which won the sundance film festival documentary award.
In 2008, he served as a co-writer and directed the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland prison break film "The Escapist", which was nominated for 8 international awards and won 2 awards. In March 2010 he was selected as the director of " Rise of the Planet of the Apes ". After the film was released in August 2011, it was widely acclaimed.
In 2015, Rupert Wyatt decided to direct the superhero movie " Gambit " starring Channing Tatum , which is expected to be shot within the year and will be released on October 7, 2016
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Personal Life
He currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife Erica Beeney , who is a screenwriter , and they have a son, Theodore Alexander Finch Wyatt.
Extended Reading
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Rizza: You don't have much, but you just subtracted from what's left.
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Frank Perry: I'm free now. I'm old now.
Rizza: Free? You've got an imagination.
Frank Perry: Imagination is what protects us. It's what keeps us alive. You're still living, but less and less. Inside, you own this place. You run things. You're the king. But look around you, what do you see? It's all pretend. It's all made up. You own nothing. Nothing except sorrows and bars and rusty metal staircases. You'll never live, because outside you don't exist. No one will remember you. No one.
Rizza: You behave.
Frank Perry: Behaving myself is what's kept me living.
