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A complete exposition of actresses and women's innermost choices
Keith 2022-04-23 07:03:50
Judging from the first preview of "Princess of Monaco", the media thought the film was "gorgeous in appearance and empty in content", and some even said it was "the worst opening film in Cannes in history", and the film even attracted a burst of boos at the end. Many media reporters expressed dissatisfaction with the opening film: "The film is completely a gimmick, a waste of such a good subject matter and a waste of such a good actor. Nicole Kidman is indeed brilliant in the film, but that's all It's just, the star's style overshadows the movie itself." Comments were also polarized for Nicole's performance. Some find her radiant in the film, charismatic in her graceful attire and gestures, while others find her exaggerated dialogue unbearable. Not even though the film was called the "worst opening film" by the media, ordinary fans still flocked to it
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Francis Tucker: Rai, come along, just talk to the woman. You're nothing but silent and angry.
Prince Rainier: I don't know how, I don't know how to speak to her. You know I've never been good at this sort of thing.
Francis Tucker: She's your wife.
Prince Rainier: Well, that was your idea.
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Count Fernando D'Aillieres: You must know exactly where to place each of these individuals in the pecking order, because almost every single one of them makes a profession to flatter and deceive.
Grace: So how will I know who to trust?
Count Fernando D'Aillieres: You won't. You're the Princess in Europe's oldest court, the target of all those hidden agendas. To rule is such a privilege.
Count Fernando D'Aillieres: It's another role for you to play.