In terms of British dramas, the BBC version is already very gentle and calm. This version is even more turbulent, and it is difficult to say what climax or ups and downs in the middle.
With this group of powerful actors, it goes without saying, but since the novel is also a trilogy, as the first part of the trilogy, it seems to be okay. If the following "Honor Students" and "Smiley's People" can also be filmed and become a "Looking for Kara", I can look forward to it. However, there are too few parts of Kara in this play, and it is difficult to cause the latter things.
Compared with the TV series, the plot has done a lot of subtraction, maybe this is more in line with the creation of the movie itself, but because of the reduction of a lot of things, it makes the human things less full. Le Carré's novels are all deeply human reflections, and this one should also be about friendship and betrayal. The relationship between Haydn and Jim can still be seen to some extent in the British TV series, but it has been weakened a bit in the movie.
It seems that it is impossible for the film to be released in China, and even if it is released, it will not be well received, so it is better to leave it. It has its proper stance and connotation, so don't let it be too underestimated.
+++++++++++++++++Below and above split +++++++++++++++++++++++
my good boy Peter~ ~~ BC lacks my dear, standing next to Oldman does not hide the light at all~~ Three-piece suit or something, wearing sexy for awlays~ When
I heard the phrase "what for?" Totally possible! !
Peter in the British drama is an uncle. Compared with Ba Que, he is much more handsome. The thugs stood behind Smiley just as radiantly, blushing, even though they said it somewhat like a passerby.
The original novel seems to be completely in YY dear Mr. Darcy and Black Sir, but in the film, there is only an affectionate second look at each other... Uncle Colin, is this a leap? After being a playboy and becoming a traitor again, tsk tsk, Mr. Darcy can't always push hard~~
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