Amway, who ate her sisters, went to see "The Enemy: Betty and Joan" directed by the American terrorist, and it was really good. I liked Aunt Lan very much when I watched "American Terror" before, so I wore some filters when I watched "The Enemy". After all, Aunt Lan's beautiful and fearful characters are all glamorous and charming, and they are also charming when they get old. The roles of Joan and Betty in the old enemy are really embarrassing. When they were young, they were all Hollywood figures. , a glamorous star, a talented actor, but after getting older, they all fall into a miserable situation, they are respected but have no jobs. Because no one went back to watch the movie in which the old woman was the protagonist, even though "The Surprising Change of Lan Girl" was a big hit and the two became popular again, they still didn't have a good script to look for. (Actually, there will always be a feeling of watching Aunt Lan play another self.) Because capital thinks this is just an accident, there is still no market for women's movies and no money. Regardless of the real life and relationship between Joan and Betty in reality, from the point of view of this play, in fact, the two people are the same person in their bones, as the comments in the play said, they should have become friends. But capital, journalists, and the public don't want them. They can only go to the opposite side with the help of this one. In fact, from a work point of view, Joan has been very envious of Betty's artistic talent all her life. Feeling inferior to her background as a dancer, she always expects to be respected by Betty; although Betty hates Joan's gorgeous pomp, she has always been dedicated to Betty's work. Very respectful. Both of them are people who are eager to work and strive for themselves. The difference is that Joan is because of her original family, low self-esteem and loneliness. She needs Betty's approval, fans' approval, flowers and applause to gain respect; Betty is different, Betty is Confident, she knows her artistic talent, but doesn't get the respect she deserves, she tries hard to get the status and respect she thinks she deserves. In the end, the scene of Joan's hallucination before her death was both beautiful and crying. Offer the equally beautiful Auntie and Auntie Lan. [A layman's point of view, and this drama is really very American-horror style, I can really feel the work of the same director]
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