In my opinion, it is the relationship between Her Majesty the Queen, Scarlett, and family ethics.
Regardless of whether Hopkins' performance is praise or derogation, at least it has both form and spirit. They are married to Her Majesty, but the couple sleep in separate beds. The director suspects that his wife is having an affair, and his wife suspects that Mr. Hitchcock and the actress are too close. This again involves the family aspect. Artists are crazy. As an artist's wife, you must endure tremendous pressure. You may become his past tense and the source of his creation someday.
Fortunately, the ending is beautiful. Scarlett's big eyes and screams left a huge impression. Said it is a feature film, in fact, it is completely okay to watch it as a documentary.
Anyway, I am Hitchcock, how confident this is.
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