The result was a disappointment. Anthony Hopkins is really like the character, he is more than dumb, and there is no shining point. I think his only better scene is when his father died by his side, and he died because of loyalty (this one) The theme of the film reflects love and loyalty), as the chief steward to entertain the host with a feast full of crowns and covers, enduring the pain in his heart (but not the pain, I think), and still performing his duties without changing his face. Emma The heroine's pursuit of love played by Thompson is even more abrupt and without logical context. Although Emma Thompson interprets the autonomy and uniqueness of women, it is not enough to make up for this shortcoming. In the film, she and Anthony Hopkins in the conflict one by one Often the success of this role, but the development and performance of her showing of love for the male protagonist is unflattering, giving the impression that she heard a maid say she was going to be with his boyfriend --Emma Thompson goes to Anthony Hopkins's study to make a bold gesture of love in the last scene after the servants who also work at Darlington Hall are getting married. A sudden scene!
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