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Lila 2022-04-19 09:02:36
Introduction to the Good Wife
This article is adapted from the novel of the same name, in which the heroine Joan sacrifices her dreams, talents and ambitions to assist her husband, Jo, who is a writer. And on the eve of the Nobel Prize in Literature, she will face the greatest sacrifice of her life.
At night, Joe received a call...
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Jany 2022-03-31 09:01:06
Glenn Close's acting appreciation film
This will undoubtedly be Glenn Close's performance appreciation film. If there is no accident, it should also be her Oscar-winning film. The film, both from a narrative point of view and photography art, highlights the unbearable character for her husband. great wife. There is no need to say much...
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Bonita 2022-04-23 07:03:37
#AirChina, using her husband's male and academic identity to achieve the goal of winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, leaving her husband after indirectly winning the award, taking the initiative to expose the incident, and setting off a storm in the literary world's "crazy wife" setting (feeling) will be better than A "good wife" who has endured a scumbag husband for 40 years is much more interesting (is there a unilateral victim in a long-term relationship?). In terms of acting skills, I had expectations for the heroine, but I didn't expect the hero to have the potential to super heroine.
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Sylvester 2022-04-23 07:03:37
It's more dramatic than 45 Years, especially the ending of the male lead is a bit deliberate. The female lead's performance in the male lead's speech deserves a Best Actress Award
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Elaine Mozell: Don't ever think that you can get their attention.
Young Joan: Whose?
Elaine Mozell: The men. Who write the reviews. Who run the publishing houses. Who edit the magazines. The ones who decide who gets to be taken seriously, who gets to be put up on a pedestal for the rest of their lives.
Young Joan: A writer has to write.
Elaine Mozell: A writer has to be read, honey.
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[last lines]
Joan Castleman: [on the plane back] When we get home, I'm going to sit you and your sister down, and I'm going to tell you everything.
David Castleman: Okay, Mom.
