The supporting roles of this film are also worth mentioning. The older but deceased Philip Seymour Hoffman developed better than Norton later. He has won the best actor and debuted earlier. Coincidentally, "Red Dragon" There was also a small role in Killed, when Norton was the main character. This film is still a supporting role, and the role is not as good as that of Barry Pepper, but he should have been content with the kiss scene with Anna Paquin. Besides, Barry Pepper, this film is actually even lower than Norton, he has acted in many classic films. Rosario Dawson, who was in his early 20s, was so familiar back then, and Anna Paquin was still a high school student, so I spit it out. The amount of filming after the two female supporting roles was higher than these male stars.
Addendum to this film, by the way, nostalgic, this weekend is not a waste of time.
PS: There are a lot of F words in this film, but there are no dew point shots, and there are very few exposed shots. The dog in the poster is just a soy sauce. In other words, I guess I missed this because I thought it was a guide dog. I'm really naughty when I'm inattentive and complaining again.
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