Watching episode 4, I have to slow down. I'm not mistaken, there is a hint that Helen and the Tsar are having an affair? ? ? That's not what the empress of St. Petersburg meant, eh? ? ? What are you thinking about? ? ? (There should be Malcolm Tucker's swear words N even) Then there is the special intimacy scene of the show... No matter what the readers say in the book, let them get together and talk about it. So War and Peace became the Russian version of Dangerous Relations. Doing wool? ! I guess a lot of people said that the show was dull and the director had heard it, so I added a Russian-style song and dance... I can only say that it makes people feel that the BBC is strong and I don't know where to use it. There is obviously a dance and a war ahead, and it won't be so abrupt to get some hairy elements anywhere... (I want to complain about the lush green lawn before, it's too green, too green.) I seriously doubt this Andre was cast according to the Hollywood version of the 50s. This friend, I have no opinion on him, but to be honest, he looks more wood-carved and stone-carved than the wood-carved and stone-carved Melferre. Personally, I think it is too cruel for him to compare him with Vyacheslav Vasilievich. In such a comparison, it is estimated that Lao Deng is the target of JB... It is really too tangled in the script, and Nikolai's character is inexplicably like a scumbag from a modern youth drama. Pierre is still so stupid, Natasha--so stupid! Omg. never mind.
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