Garbo’s Margarita makes me think that Garbo is Margarita. And Dean played Carl, which makes me think Carl is Dean. He followed his mother home, hovering in front of her house, dodgingly looking at the people behind the curtains. He took a peek at the date between his brother and his girlfriend, and deliberately made a loud noise to disturb them and let them know his existence. He asked his mother to borrow money to invest in the soybean business and prepared a birthday surprise for his father. He was anxious and excited to be praised by his father. After being treated favorably by his father again, he was full of pain, grief, anger, loneliness and despair.
Every look in Carl's eyes, every movement, and every word is Dean's. I can't tell where he is good, but he just conveyed everything to me. I can see Dean, I can see Karl even more, and I can feel all the ups and downs of his inner emotions. All of his is real, so there is no way of acting, there is no pros and cons of acting.
I think for someone like him, dying early may be a good ending. He looks fragile, sensitive, and lonely. He is like a man and a boy. There is no dispute that he will be popular in Hollywood, and his era will be born. But he is not like a person with a strong heart that can continue to live under the light of countless praise and money. If he could live happily in Hollywood, where he is drunk, he wouldn't be Dean. The 24-year-old Dean, the future that people see is painful, because he will always be so lonely, he will torture himself. Fame and fortune can not bring him happiness, but will make him more unfortunate. In other words, some people are extremely sensitive, so they become geniuses. The price is that they are more sober than most people. They feel lonely and painful all the time. They torment themselves with their extraordinary sobriety. Many geniuses are especially people who can't get along with themselves.
So, fortunately, before he destroyed himself, God made him immortal.
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