Andrea couldn't remember his past, but he remembered that he was going to America to start a new life. He was very grateful to the two old women, he would pick wildflowers and bring them back in a bunch, and he would accompany Ursulla to the beach for a walk, leaning his head on the old man's knees obediently. However, Ursulla's eyes were clearly not the love of the elders for the younger. She dreams of her younger self hugging Andrea and laughing on the grass.
During tea time, Andrea played the violin for two elderly women in the garden, which moved the servants too. Behind him is the boundless sea, the sound of the piano rises, and his smile fascinates everyone.
The two old men quietly went to town to order suits for him, almost running out of money in their shared account, buying everything from vests to ties, inside and out. Andrea jumped downstairs in an English-style suit and went out, seeing the two old men full of joy.
But everyone knows where this story leads. Olga, a beautiful young female painter who knows German, came to town, and the old sisters were hostile to her. Olga wrote in and offered to take Andrea to London to study acting with famous theatres and musicians. The two old men threw the letter into the stove. However, Andrea finally learned from Olga himself, and he ran back excitedly and lost his temper. Ursulla covered her face and cried. When the two meet outdoors, they can only say sorry to each other with little weight.
Andrea finally followed Olga without saying goodbye and went to London. There was also roast chicken waiting for his return on the dinner table. Ursulla burst into tears after hearing the news over the phone.
Life has returned to its former calm and regular, but it seems to be a little different. One day the postman delivered a package in London, and Andrea sincerely apologized, told them the date of his first concert, and sent Olga's sketch of him. Ursulla quietly hung the painting on the wall of the room where he was treated, and quietly closed the door.
On the day of the performance, the whole village put on formal clothes and went to the sister's house to listen to the radio. Andrea, who was far away in London, wore a straight tuxedo and a snow-white bow tie. She walked out from behind the stage radiantly, smiled and bowed to the audience and began to play.
And Ursulla and Janett, dressed in fancy dress, were sitting under the seat, holding hands, watching the young man play. Ursulla tearfully recalled the past in the sound of music.
The show was of course a huge success. Andrea's dashing smile after wielding the bow at the end proves it all. The sisters went backstage to congratulate Andrea, and the violinist was very pleasantly surprised by their presence. But for a moment, the rising star violinist has been surrounded by those elegant music circles, chatting, laughing, and introducing each other.
Ursulla and Janett quietly turned and left, disappearing behind the theater door.
This is a warm sketch depicting strange love. An old maid with gray hair but still falling in love with a young man, only Judi Dench can grasp the proportions of the role. She's always strong, all her characters, so I believe she's so strong, like the "no one can steal my show" in Mrs. Henderson presents, so she can also be in the mirror When combing gray hair, he willfully indulges his love and pity regardless of age. I've always been more in awe than love for Judi Dench, and her brilliant characters. Or it can be said that her domineering and domineering starring is unapproachable.
Maggie Smith is different. She is the kind of old lady who is full of love and affection. She is just right, delicate and timeless, but the strong impact of the performance will always remain in people's hearts long after the movie ends. Even a desolate old nobleman in Gosford Manor who loves vanity and ruthlessness can make people clapp their hands and like to admire. So this time the old sister, the widow Janett, will be even more brilliant. There was a photo frame of her husband Peter, who was killed in World War I, by the bedside, and she silently watched her sister's affection. She was the one who bravely turned over the man on the beach to check, she was the one who thought of using the money she saved to make a new dress for Andrea, she was the one who communicated diligently in German, and she was the one who decisively threw the letter from the young woman in. stove. However, in the face of her sister's uncontrollable feelings, she silently retreated to the side, and after it was useless to dissuade, comfort and enlighten, she could only provide the same old shoulder for Ursulla to cry in despair.
Daniel's role as Andrea was a tragic decision. Under the two veteran actors, he has almost no room to play except for the bright German-style beauty. Legend has it that he specially learned a little kiss for this film, so in all the scenes of violin playing in the film, seeing his face is always a little painful, it is probably always true. However, it is still irresistible, such as crisp German, such as a Germanic clean smile, a straight body, such as a Polish-style empty silence, and innocent eyes.
The original sound was played by the player of the red violin, so it was highly praised by all parties. I also listened to the original sound of the violin for nearly a month before I saw the video. It was really beautiful. As melodious and indifferent as the story.
So, what do you do when the person you love really shows up 50 years late?
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