In "Mank", why is the actor Mank so obsessed with exposing Hearst's shortcoming? Is he jealous of the latter's wealth? Or are you jealous because of the latter's mistress? No, he was just like Don Quixote, and when he saw the windmill of Hearst spinning recklessly and against his will, Manke felt that everything was wrong. Even when he was in deep danger and struggling to make a living, he remained fearless. Especially when he heard Hirst relegating himself to a "street performer's monkey" with a high-level, contemptuous face, Manke would rather go all out and use this movie as a spear to pierce Hirst's fearless hypocrisy. face. Because, as insightful as he is, he knows that all the seemingly indestructible and over-the-top tycoons are nothing more than using money to pull the flag on the skin of a tiger.
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