This agent named Danny Rose can be described as great-he fights for performance opportunities for his artists; he teaches them how to better please the audience; he stands up for their interests; he plays sloppy eyes for them ; He even provides psychological counseling for them... In short, this is a very "pure" person, who believes in the life philosophy of "acceptance, forgiveness and love", and regards the process of climbing as one This kind of enjoyment, and he firmly believes that in life, laughter and suffering are indispensable.
People regard Danny Rose as "the living legend of Broadway." His most heroic line in the film is: "As your agent, I have to say that your problem is serious, but if this is what you want Yes, I’ll do it for you.” The focus of the film is the anecdote between Danny and his Italian singer, Canova. Most of the ambitions and feelings of Danny Rose are through him. The dialogue with Tina (Tina is Canova’s mistress), as a role played by Woody Allen himself, Danny Rose’s positive and optimistic and the "pessimistic neuroticism as we know it" Intellectuals are also very different.
In order to appease Canova's mood, Danny Rose promised to persuade Tina to attend Canova's performance for him. Danny Rose waved the car key in his hand three steps and two steps to the car and headed to Tina's residence. At this time, the fast-paced soundtrack resembled a small song by Nino Rota in a Fellini movie. , It gives people a slightly funny and full of longing experience.
After a farce, the movie also became heavy because of Kavanaugh's showdown. An agent who has been "abandoned" by an artist many times has encountered abandonment again, but he has long been accustomed to such days. He has his own theory: "People are afraid of the way they started, so they choose to leave." The appearance of the man here makes people who are used to Woody Allen a little confused. Whether it is the soundtrack or the character encounters, this movie has a feeling of "Kabilia Nights", but the protagonist has changed from a naive prostitute. Become a "good old man" type agent (the two still have some similarities).
When Tina appeared in front of Danny’s door, Woody Allen made an unforgettable expression. In the impression, Woody Allen’s appearance in the movie with this expression is rare. In the impression Faced with the "very ambitious" female reporter at the final banquet of "Sin and Wrong", the same expression appeared. The object of both times, coincidentally, was Mia Farrow.
The most brilliant part of the movie is the ending. The combination of sound and picture is excellent, guilt and forgiveness, and finally the dialogue is completed here. Old Woody can always make the ending of the movie warm and sweet, but he never gets tired of it.
2014.02
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