Roberta Guaspari, played by Meryl, was abandoned by her husband and raised her two sons alone. In order to make a living, she worked as a violin teacher in Harlem, where black people gathered. The violin is notoriously difficult to learn, and many parents in the school have little interest in their children learning the violin, but with Roberta's ten years of perseverance, the violin class has become one of the most popular courses in the school. But a notice from the Education Bureau broke the happy teaching. In order to keep the course, Roberta held a performance with the students at Carnegie Hall with the support of many well-known musicians, and finally achieved the purpose of continuing the course. .
It looks like a very touching story. I heard that a documentary was also made, but it is a bit mediocre when it is made into a movie. It may be because of the limited adaptation of the original story. Just think about how "Mei Lanfang" was made. . It is worth mentioning that Meryl Streep learned the violin for four months for this play, no wonder she played the violin in the movie. Thinking of her saying that before the filming of "Mamma Mia", she practiced a song over a hundred times behind closed doors at home, and it's not hard to imagine how much effort she put into practicing the violin. But this can also be said to be a fun part of the profession of an actor. For filming, if you have time and conditions, you can learn some very new things. If you don't know how to play the piano, you can learn to play the piano. Learn to play cards, experience life everywhere, read various novels, learn various languages...and all in the name of work, of course I can make money because of it...Envy~~
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