Harry Potter, who has been with us for ten years, finally broke his elder wand and said goodbye to us. The reason I watch Harry Potter movies, and a little personal pleasure, is to appreciate the superb acting skills of the old British actors. Golden supporting roles such as Dumbledore, Snape, Professor McGonagall, and many people who have flashed by at Hogwarts, most of them have appeared in British dramas. Compared with the sparkle in the "Harry Potter" series of movies, they appear in the British TV series, and they have a kind of everyday simplicity. Just like the audience in the Cantonese dialect area, when they see TVB's old drama bones, let alone how cordial it is.
Miss Marple is a character written by the famous British detective novelist Agatha Christie. An old lady living in the English countryside, never married, but has a small hobby like solving cases. Through small talk, she can always detect small details that many male detectives ignore. And she can always come up with convincing answers through the analysis of human nature.
"Miss Marple Detective Collection" is a typical "country house school". This is also what Agatha Christie pioneered: the murder takes place in a specific closed environment, and the murderer is also one of several people who have a specific relationship. It has been filmed for five seasons so far, and it was once broadcast on CCTV, so it has captured a lot of audiences. Each episode is a self-contained story that always maintains a level. Like many viewers, I liked the first three seasons better. The role of Miss Marple is Geraldine McEwan. She is small and smart, and her eyes sparkle with the intelligence of a country detective, like the one who loves to inquire about gossip and to be more busy. old lady.
Marple has many hobbies, gardening and knitting. After the murder, she often ran around holding a ball of wool, knitting sweaters and asking questions. Although the story is not necessarily bizarre, and sometimes a little long-winded, the kindness, evil, tenderness, and coldness of human nature are the most attractive aspects of this drama. Miss Marple has never been married, but she often wakes up young people to look directly at the budding love. And she was also drinking afternoon tea, lovingly watching her lover get married.
British dramas have always had a healing function. Whenever I feel sleepy and devastated, I only need to put a piece of "Miss Marple" and "Poirot" in the DVD player, and I will feel a sense of nostalgic security that is appropriate and stable. Come slowly. In the country where Miss Marple lives, murders always happen, but criminals are always brought to justice, justice always triumphs over evil, and neighbors help each other. When Marple pointed out the murderer, the murderer always admitted it. Today, when you get hit by a moving train and Guo Meimei can blatantly lie, "Miss Marple's Detective Collection" can give people a sense of remote security and a remote comfort.
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