Very sad story. The heroine is beautiful, the kind of girl everyone will like, male or female. Style, beauty, intelligence, empathy. Capable, good at dealing with. Although she is a spy, she "shows her true feelings every time so that she can gain trust". Yes, the male protagonist trusted her, took her back to London, married her, and had a child. All the time. Department V found the male protagonist and said that the female protagonist was a German spy. Then the male protagonist carried out a series of stupid behaviors, trying to confirm the identity of the female protagonist before the V department. After sacrificing several innocent people, he determined that the heroine was a German spy. Because she can't play the Marseille March on the piano. However, he was still reluctant. He asked her if she was sincere. Of course the heroine said yes, and I also thought she was. So the male protagonist made an escape plan, killed the female protagonist's accomplice and drove to the military airport. (At this moment, the male protagonist is finally not so annoying. This kind of responsibility convinced me a bit. At that moment, I really hope that they will succeed!) However, the damn plane just couldn't catch fire. The chief came after him. The female protagonist committed suicide to protect the male protagonist. At the end, the heroine reads her letter to her daughter, interspersed with the figure of her daughter snuggling up with her father when she grows up. As far as the plot is concerned, it is very old-fashioned, including the shooting techniques, like a film from the last century. The acting skills of the male and female protagonists can't be said to be good. But I still think it's worth a look. For nothing else, what moved me from beginning to end was the love that flowed in the eyes of the hero and heroine before. Although they knew they were unfamiliar fake couples as soon as they appeared on the stage, after the eyes of the two met, the tacit understanding was really seamless. After the true love was born, the two looked at each other with deep love and appreciation, and lived in each other's hearts. Therefore, I have always been convinced of the sincerity of the female lead, and the male lead's choice to escape is also very agreeable to me, and does not violate the harmony at all.
Only sigh about worldly things, and get both the law of peace and security?
After watching this film, I am determined to watch "Casablanca" in the near future, Ingrid Bergman, the goddess in my heart!
By the way, the first time the hero and heroine met to perform a mission was also in Casablanca.
In the end, I like a costume, it's really beautiful, really.
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