Why do they always think that the life of a trader is bad?

Clement 2022-03-23 09:01:59

In fact Trader's life is probably a horrific pleasure. Unless the producer thinks that he has less psychological pressure than Trader, earns more than them, and sleeps more beautifully than them...

Well, this film is a sketch of Lei Gong's life in the French provinces. Of course, the scenery is beautiful, the honey-colored air is very idyllic, the jokes are very cute, Tom Hollander is at ease, and several beauties are even more protruding. Not afraid of playboys, but afraid of innocent-looking playboys without knowing it.

Scott says Crowe is sexy because he can joke around. The male protagonist here is indeed not the same as the Alpha male he is good at.

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  • Eunice 2021-12-14 08:01:10

    Don't be like this. You can't say that the British must be snobbish and selfish, while the French must be charming and selfish. The scenery is beautiful, and the town is very idle. Unfortunately, don’t interpret it as "Just do it" and just quit your job and leave as long as you want. The protagonist is a middle-level financial company with a net worth of millions, and the heroine was once in the city. After working hard for several years, there is one self-operated shop. What the movie wants to say is: to be romantic, first waste; to have leisure, first have money

  • Wellington 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    Not a big fan of Russell Crowe's character. 12Apr

A Good Year quotes

  • Christie Roberts: Did you know that dad mixed a martini for Winston Churchill? He also danced a waltz with Amelia Earhart in 1975.

    Max Skinner: Well, considering that Amelia Earhart died in the 1930's, that's a perfect example of the type of exaggerator Uncle Henry was. Want to know the real Uncle Henry? Not the one your overactive imagination is manufacturing? The *real* Henry Skinner was a man so afraid of committing to the real world, that he retreated from life to drink and shag his way to a lonely and loveless end.

  • Christie Roberts: [Speaking to Max] If this place meant as much to him as I believe it did, you're worse than I thought for even *thinking* about selling it... I'll leave tomorrow.