I remember that the first time I saw the name of this movie was in a magazine of "Watching Movies" that my brother bought. At that time, the title of the movie was translated as "Doves occupy the Magpie's Nest" (I seem to know that "Lust and Caution" is also in this magazine, The magazine seems to have been discontinued long ago). I really watched this movie when I was in college, and it should have been a resource shared on the forum inside the campus at that time, and I was deeply impressed.
Looking at it now, it feels like it's reducing this history to a story about love and lust, focusing those two emotions on two girls. I liked Ann from the first time I saw this movie, like her sharp (sharp?), selfishness, jealousy, and disappointment and pity when I saw my daughter. I also love that Mary finally ran to the court without hesitation and took the child away. I used to like the background music of this movie very much, it seems to be the change of the same melody under different plots (the one at the beginning is my favorite).
Later, as I grew up, I watched some introductions about that history (when I was a graduate student in the United States), and I was impressed by the necklace of B (it was very prominent in the movie), but I didn't expect it to be true in history. exist. In fact, I don't really understand what happened in the details of that history. I only remember the portrait of Amberlin I saw on Wikipedia at that time. It looked like a gentle and attractive woman (like the kind that would bend me type?).
Stories tend to be simplified deductions, while reality is fuller and more complex.
By the way, I prefer the literal translation of "Another Boleyn Girl" rather than "The Dove Occupying the Magpie's Nest", which has some kind of Zen. (pretend the drawing exists: which one? your majesty)
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