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Aletha 2022-03-26 09:01:09
A tragic hero who is only a short-lived
You can watch it with emotion and talk about it to share with the public;
you can also watch it without knowing what it is like, silently ponder, and reminisce about self-digestion. This movie belongs to the latter.
Originally ran like a wolf like a tiger, but it was a short-lived tragic and solemn... -
Merritt 2022-01-03 08:02:15
"Hummingbird Attack": A literary revenge journey
In recent years, action star Jason Statham seems to have few impressive movies, low cost, mediocre, and clichés seem to have labeled this new generation of action stars! Quick attack, clever action, steady and ruthless style of play once made him the most valuable action star in Hollywood, but no...
Vicky McClure
Vicky McClure (Vicky McClure), born on May 8, 1983 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, is an actor. His representative work is " Sven Garry "
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Performing Experience
In 1999, he played the supporting role of Ladine Brass in the film debut "Room for Romeo Brass"
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In 2012, she played the guest role of The Harvest Girl in the romantic drama " Anna Karenina " directed by Joe Wright and starring Keira Christina Knightley and others
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In 2013, she played the female number one Dawn in the crime action film "Hummingbird" starring Jason Statham
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Character Evaluation
" Hummingbird " has won unanimous praise from Hollywood. The unique style and slightly artistic temperament are precisely the movie feelings that Hollywood movies lack, and it also created the Hollywood sexy star Vicky McClure.
Extended Reading
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Cristina: You look like a good man.
Joey: So take a picture.
Cristina: Did your daughter ask for photos?
Joey: No, when she's older. This way she'll have something to remind her of me.
Cristina: You won't see her?
Joey: I don't think I'll look like this for much longer.
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[last lines]
Joey: [in his letter] Now I go back to the street and disappear. I was alive again for one summer. I'm glad I spent it with you. I hope Africa treats you well. All my love, Joseph Smith.
