Clint Eastwood said: "This is a film with three short stories. At the beginning, the three short stories have nothing to do with each other, but later on, you will find that there are thousands of connections between them. .The last three stories come together. To be honest, it's really hard to screw the three threads together. There are a lot of French and European films that tell stories like this, and at the end of the film, let fate and God's will Arrange the protagonists together." Eastwood's "Europeanization" attempt has been recognized by many people. Matt Damon, knowingly or unintentionally, called the film "Eastwood's French Cinema". . .
Matt Damon's performance in the film is very good, very deep, very textured, and if he continues to work with Clint Eastwood, he will have more room for improvement. . .
The screenwriter of the film is the famous Pete Morgan, who has written the scripts of "The Last Dictatorship", "The Queen" and "Foster Talks to Nixon". In fact, Pete Morgan had no hope that his script could be made into a movie, or even profitable. In March 2008, DreamWorks bought the script. But DreamWorks didn't take a fancy to the project, and only offered it a million-dollar production cost. In money-burning Hollywood, this is an out-and-out "ultra-low-budget movie." Not only that, but the owner of DreamWorks, Steven Spielberg, was also dissatisfied with the script. He believes that "the end of the film is too depressing, too low-key, and the audience will not like it". At his request, Morgan revised the script, adding an upward ending to it. But when the film finally started shooting, it used the original ending. . .
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