looks beautiful

Jerrell 2022-07-10 16:58:24

Marlene Dietrich under Steinberg's lens is the most beautiful. There is no lack of sexy and glamorous in classics. Even at the moment when love blooms, she is proud. This film seems to have become Dietrich's personal show, with different costumes and different accessories, taking turns in battle, so mysterious, arrogant, wronged, sad, playful, stubborn... It
seems that Dietrich is placed in a photographic scene . The shed changes the scene, the shape, and the character, but in the end, it is all beautiful. Therefore, every close-up of Dietrich in the film resembles a classical photograph.
In addition, the most interesting thing is Steinberg's use of props in the scene. The windows and curtains in the train open and close like a conjuration, and people are also covered up and down. A simple design, just Make your videos different.
Although, this story now seems to be a bit unsatisfactory.

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Shanghai Express quotes

  • Reverend Mr. Carmichael: Can you tell me what's wrong now?

    Mr. Henry Chang: You're in China now, sir, where time and life have no value.

  • Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: Madeline.

    Shanghai Lily: Well, Doctor, I haven't seen you in a long time. You haven't changed at all, Doctor.

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: Well, you've changed a lot, Madeline.

    Shanghai Lily: Have I, Doc? Do you mind me calling you "Doc," or must I be more respectful?

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: Ah, you were never respectful, and you always did call me "Doc." I didn't think I'd ever run into you again.

    Shanghai Lily: Have you thought of me much, Doc?

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: Let's see. Exactly how long has it been?

    Shanghai Lily: Five years and four weeks.

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: Well, for five years and four weeks, I've thought of nothing else.

    Shanghai Lily: You were always polite, Doc. You haven't changed a bit.

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: You have, Madeline. You've changed a lot.

    Shanghai Lily: Have I lost my looks?

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: No. You're more beautiful than ever.

    Shanghai Lily: How have I changed?

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: I don't know. I wish I could describe it.

    Shanghai Lily: Well, Doc, I've changed my name.

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: Married?

    Shanghai Lily: No. It took more than one man to change my name to Shanghai Lily.

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: So you're Shanghai Lily.

    Shanghai Lily: The notorious white flower of China. You heard of me, and you always believed what you heard.

    Captain Donald 'Doc' Harvey: And I still do. You see? I haven't changed at all.