BBC's three-episode mini-series, each episode is about an hour long. highly recommended! The wrinkled Hugh Grant is still full of masculinity? (Well, I admit that I am so superficial, watching the show is to lick the male god?) The plot is based on a true story, telling the intentions of former British Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe The story of the murder of former gay lover Norman Scott is very exciting. In the end, although the two charges against Jeremy, "conspiracy to murder and hire murder" were not established, Jeremy also forever lost the opportunity to continue his career in politics. Hugh Grant's acting is so superb, it goes without saying that Ben Whishaw's acting is equally explosive! ! He often repeats a line in the play: "All I want is my National Insurance card", he frowned and said it, said it in despair, said it in anger, and said it when he cried, every time he said this sentence At the same time, I want to laugh and feel very distressed at the same time. Norman cries a lot, but he is a very brave man. As early as before homosexuality was legalized in the UK, he boldly came out of the closet and never concealed the fact that he was gay, which is really admirable. As for Jeremy, as a politician, he is cunning and cruel but not as brave as Norman. He would rather go to prison than admit his past relationship with Norman. Don't say why he dared not admit it generously. The corrupt country of the United Kingdom also calls homosexuality sodomy, and it might even go to jail? And that is because everyone's minds are open, so he is understandable for being cowardly. I love Hugh Grant and this show so much, I accidentally said so much, in short, I must watch it! ! Four star recommendation?
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