"Kill the Irishman" is beautiful because it is a true story, and life is always more exciting and more touching than a story made up. Danny Glein is a very ordinary member of the Irish ethnic group in Cleveland. He did not graduate from high school, but "read almost all the books in the Library of Congress." I really like to see his calm and relaxed look when fighting the mafia and profiteers, and a little bookish. When he was the chairman of the union at the dock, the Scottish transporter came over to challenge him for loading and unloading fees and mocked him for eating potatoes. Potatoes are indeed the staple food of Irish people. At the end of the 19th century, potato mold raged in Ireland. The famine caused by poor harvests starved millions of people to death in Ireland. This is also the reason why the United States ushered in the first wave of Irish immigrants. Since then, "potato eaters" have become a mockery of the Irish. Danny Griyn replied calmly: When it comes to eating habits, the Scots eat haggis buns stuffed with flavored lard into the colon of sheep, so I might eat potatoes, but I never eat them. The oil from the sheep's ass. The Scot was speechless, and left with a smirk.
Danny Glein really looks like a modern Robin Hood. When he was the chairman of the union, the color of his clothes to the stairs and the car were all green. He was taught by the old Irish lady in his neighbourhood. Although Irish people are drunk and liar, Every Irishman has a kind side-Danny Griyn started to do good. The Irish are very devout Catholics. The cross given to Danny by the old neighbor’s lady became a metaphor in the film. He did a lot of good deeds and even gave gifts to the police on Christmas. When the reporter asked him why he could always escape the assassination of the Mafia, the Irishman said, "If God wants me to die, I will die." At the end of the film, he gave the cross to an Irish child, and the car bomb next to him exploded. At the moment the cross was delivered, God had already left him, so he died.
Ray Stevenson, who plays Danny Gliin, was originally a Northern Irishman, and his understanding of the characteristics and culture of his own nation is naturally handy. There are many things about Irish culture in the film, such as what Danny gave to his girlfriend. Cladda ring: Wearing the crown toward your fingertips means you are in love or married, and wearing your heart toward your fingertips means you are single. Danny asked his girlfriend to think about how to wear it before choosing how to wear it. A affectionate Irish image was shown in front of the audience. "Kill the Irishman" is not a movie aimed at the international market. From the culture of Irish immigrants, to the struggle between Irish and Italians, to the social environment at that time, etc., it has nothing to do with the modern history and social status of the United States. If you understand a little bit, there will be many things you can't understand in this film. Of course this kind of story and this kind of narrative have appeared in many American movies, especially gangster movies. When the movie starts, it will remind you of many similar movies, such as "Once Upon a Time in America", "The Traitor", "The Godfather" "and many more.
After avoiding several assassinations by the Mafia, Danny is known as the unkillable Irishman. Some viewers who have watched the film concluded: People who do push-ups in the park can't afford it. On several occasions, Danny was assassinated while doing push-ups in the park in the morning, and he successfully avoided it. Once, the enemy drove over to hit him and fired three shots at him. As a result, he exploded with just one shot. Head... In addition to
Ray Stevenson, the most famous actor in this movie is Fang Kimmer, who plays a policeman in the movie, whose prototype is the policeman who wrote the original novel "Kill the Irishman" . Fang Kimmer, the handsome acting guy who used to be a method of acting has now become a fat middle-aged man. He said in an exclusive interview last year that he would rather use diet instead of mental depression. Later, a newspaper article in the United States also wrote acrimoniously, saying, “If you don’t control your weight, the screen will not fit, even if IMAX technology is very popular now”; what “he has fewer and fewer chances to appear on the scene, unless he has enough money. Otherwise, the food that is easy to eat is not cheap." Wait. I can only interpret these words as "unarguing."
Indeed, throughout the 1990s, Fang Kimo was a rising star. In 1991, in order to play Jim Morrison, home of the band "Gate" in the movie "Gate", he used his unique enthusiasm to lobby the director and screenwriter, and spent six months to lose weight, grow long hair, and get acquainted with Every song that Jim Morrison sings, and wearing leather boots and leather pants all the time, is extremely sexy. Later, he starred in "Batman" also let the image of this comic book hero be recognized on the screen. Fang Kimmer is best at playing heroes with complex characters. For example, in 1997's "Saints", he played a hero, using various saints' masterpieces as pseudonyms to deal with criminals.
In the matter of acting, we can find a domestic "Fang Jimo"-Jia Hongsheng, who is struggling to compete with himself and want to produce good works. It's just that Jia Hongsheng finally chose to commit suicide to combat the psychological problems caused by attachment, while Fang Kimmer's choice was to overeating.
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