From the script to the main creation, the whole drama is always slack. The dark and cold tones and suspense are my favorite styles. Unfortunately, the mid-term rhythm is slightly slower, and the final episode ends a little hastily. Perhaps a complete collapse and a complete break will be more powerful.
The cast? The eldest lady is as elegant as always, responsible for the output that drove most of the emotions of the whole show. I was looking forward to seeing the lineup when I saw the double-headed fan of Downton.
Several supporting roles are good. The little actor who played his son performed very well in Knives. The father's actor is very emotional. The opponent's colleague prosecutor is better than Tao in handling some subtle emotions, and the last episode is great (the actor looks like the middle-aged Charles in the British drama "The Crown").
My Tao has released two new works in one year since A4, two different characters, and fans burst into tears. The 8 episodes contributed countless memorable shots, and there were breakthroughs and innovations in the performance, especially when he looked down in contemplation and smiling. However, objectively speaking, Prosecutor Andy can still see the shadow of the US team. There are reasons for the role setting. Chris Peach's own acting skills also need to be improved. When notifying Lowry that the suspect had committed suicide and when questioning his father, the subtle expressions were a little bit superficial.
I hope I will continue to work hard and polish my acting skills. You deserve more in-depth and challenging roles.
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