Every time I look at it, Jimmy has risen a bit in my top actors ranking, and is now almost close to Bogart's top 1 throne. He is suitable to play these mediocre, shy, kind-hearted people, but can inspire unlimited energy at critical moments, such as the last long speech in Congress in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, such as knocking Ferencz down in the shop around corner. On the ground. Perhaps because of this, in several of Hitchcock's movies, such as rear windows, ropes, or vertigo, none of them impressed me very much, as well as atonomy or murder. He didn’t show much eye-catching performance in the cooperation with the B-class Western film great Anthony Man. His body looked too thin (less than 140 pounds when he was in the air force, and his height was 1.91 meters), so he had to act as a sharpshooter. (Such as Winchester 73), he is always knocked to the ground, and the way he knocks others down looks even more suspicious. But he himself is an amazing guy, the first Hollywood star to participate in World War II (he signed up to join the army a year before Pearl Harbor), a brigadier general and patriot, a good husband, and a good father. He is the definition of Mr. Haohao, whether on the screen or in life, he is not perfect, but everything about him looks so wonderful.
In addition, Donna Reed is really good-looking in this play. She has a smile similar to Bergman and Kelly. She was only 25 years old when she was acting. Many years later, she played Miss Burke in the chaotic world. The companion girl took the academy. Award for best female match. Inside, she dyed her hair black, and looked like a woman in her 30s, no longer youthful, but slightly tired, not even as good as Deborahko's spirit. Women in that era didn't have too long hair, more time to curl up, or shorter curly hair, just fit to my taste.
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