First of all, let me praise the sincerity of the plot and the sincerity of the actors in the 1950s. There are not many dramas that reverse and reverse the plot, but this is a milestone. The characters in a random play are all so flavorful. After seeing the introduction of the characters, the Jazz and Nurse actors are a couple in real life, so it is no wonder that the real feelings are revealed in the play. From the perspective of a lawyer, Jazz is really a great person. His body is maintained by drugs every day, and he also has to fight for others. I remember when the penultimate reversal in the play, the people around him said that he did not want this The case is his last case, but he has only one body. He said: I think this is my last case. If I can't stand and give my summary statement, then I will take the medicine. If one tablet is not enough, take more. . The conscience of the industry is really convinced by this little old man who likes to secretly drink brandy and smoke cigars. What's more interesting is that the nurse who appeared at the beginning of the play has been taking care of Jazz's body, not allowing him to drink or smoke, and let Jazz take medicine and sleep on time to take care of his body, but at the end of the play, she picked up the bottle that she had just checked in the morning (the bottle that was checked was Coco, the jazz mix is brandy), said: Don't forget your brandy.
In fact, there are always so many warm people around, she knows what you do, but she just pampers you, I think this is warmth.
When the defendant's wife appeared on the stage, the first impression she gave was cold and glamorous, and her temperament made it easy to be convinced. She was pitiful. She worked so hard to help her husband with perjury. , just so many things make everyone not trust her testimony. When she was full of joy that her husband was acquitted, but devoted herself to the tenderness of others, I felt that she should have collapsed, to the point of killing her husband. So the director said "she didnt kill him, she executed him" in jazz's mouth.
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