Amy Schumer has a comedy short film that mentions a concept, the actress' "last fuckable day". That is to say, when the actress is too old to show any beauty, the appraisal day comes when she can only accept a role like an old mother. A lover who once played a certain actor suddenly plays his mother; either in a movie with a romantic element, but starring in a movie with no hot rivalry with a male.
And the 47-year-old Renee will return to play 43 Bridget Jones.
Acting against her, one is Colin Firth, who is nine years older than her, and the other is Patrick Dempsey, who is three years older than her. From the perspective of the actor's age, such a match is very suitable.
But it seems that some people don't think much.
There are always short reviews: add one star to the handsome face of the uncle, add one star to the handsomeness of the two male protagonists, and reduce one star to the wrinkles of the heroine...
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Therefore, even if the media and film studios did not follow the actress’s "pop day" rules, the audience’s psychology was imperceptibly imperceptible and they still followed it.
Many people focused on Renee's face, saying that she had undergone a cosmetic surgery or something.
First of all, she was not a fat girl at the beginning, she was dedicated to gaining weight for the BJ movie, and then she went back to play "Chicago" and "Cold Mountain". In 2004, she wanted to gain weight and came back to play BJ2.
This process of gaining weight-weight loss-weight gain-weight loss is itself urinary hormone.
On the other hand, it must be very common for actresses to maintain their appearance, take care of them, make-up, injections, and slight adjustments. Maybe the actors we see who are still young and beautiful after 40 years old have the perception that "they should be like this", and Renee did nothing to usher in the aging that would appear at this age, but we are Think of it as "abnormal" or "plastic surgery collapsed", isn't it a particularly ironic thing.
Of course I don't know what the truth is, it's just my thoughts after media reports.
I just felt that if Renee hadn't experienced the process of increasing and decreasing, how would she be now.
To be sure, BJ without Renee would not be so brilliant. In the first film, she rushed into the contest for the best actress of the Olympiad with this Chick Flick. Her comedy talent is obviously recognized. What I admire most is that after fifteen years, the English accent has not regressed at all, and in my opinion, it is even more natural than the first part.
Renee is the soul of this movie.
If you only care about her wrinkles at this time, it would be too unfair.
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