Wouldn't it be better to use a cat on a hot tin roof?

Durward 2021-12-22 08:01:06

Because of work, I was on duty yesterday, because I don’t have a girlfriend or wife, so I’m still on duty today.

Originally, I only thought that Elizabeth Taylor was supporting "The Cat on the Hot Tin Roof" alone. Now I want to come. At that time, after watching this movie in an unmanned classroom, I felt that the male protagonist was really handsome and thorough, classically beautiful, Rome The temperament of a gladiator, mixed on his face like a kiss blown on the lake.

The beauty is rare, so it is easy to forget, but the more popular beauty is still hanging on the inside pages of the magazine and exerting its commercial value.

The hero’s white head is not terrible. When George Clooney got married at the age of 53, his appearance was no different from the doctor played in "Friends" 20 years ago. He gave birth to a dragon and phoenix in the third year of marriage. Tire, who said that a good-looking man is not easy to use? That's just the fox's trick to persuade people. In the same way, even if Paul Newman is getting older, his appearance is still charming, and his good-looking DNA really looks good even with wrinkles.

Paul Newman, if it wasn't for yesterday that I suddenly thought of Elizabeth Taylor, then thought of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof", and then thought of a male protagonist in this movie, I might not have thought of this male actor. On Valentine’s Day today, I discovered that both "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" that I watched by myself in college came from the same playwright Tennessee Williams, and he looks like this.

The screenwriter was born in the middle of the last century when homosexuality was not accepted, and has been designing obscure homosexual plots in the script to protect himself and reflect society. This is also understandable. While the completely heterosexual screenplay adaptation of the film has achieved great success, the screenwriter has always been dissatisfied with the film. You know, before the opening, the director and actors were full of confidence in the movie. In the end, the Oscars won 7 out of 0. I have to say that even Elizabeth was frustrated. You must know that she put down her three children at home and was widowed. The heroine's performance was completed brilliantly in the shadow. However, the subsequent "Cheat in Cheat" was a good way to get back a city.

Paul Newman is different from Marlon Brando, a white undershirt with muscles in his appearance. The latter is often unable to control himself and destroys himself in the second half of his life. Paul Newman is self-sufficient and restrained, but "The Cat on the Hot Tin Roof" is for everyone to watch. When it comes to a roaring and hysterical male athlete, although the movie completely castrates the male protagonist from the homosexual complex in the original, it still leaves the audience with a lot of room for imagination.

The absolute protagonist in the film is hard to tell whether it is Elizabeth or Newman. The rivalry between the two of them runs through the film. Elizabeth's graceful figure of 26 years and 34-year-old Paul Newman, there is no age gap between the two. Newman always keeps his chin down, showing the actor's complicated and contradictory heart with unintelligible eyes. A man is running in a stadium hurdles, the night is soaking his clothes, but the warmth of summer comes out of the picture, and he sees through him. That heat. Elizabeth was not the only cat on the hot tin roof, and it was more than a cat who was completely at a loss.

Paul Newman has long passed away, but the wealth he left to future generations is huge. Whether it is the charity he has persisted in his life or the film he left to Hollywood, he can be called the perfect Valentine's Day lover.

Thank you for the actor's company today.

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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof quotes

  • Margaret "Maggie" Pollitt: This is a deliberate campaign to ruin Brick!

    Mae Pollitt: He don't need no help.

    Margaret "Maggie" Pollitt: [crying] And for the most sordid reasons on earth! Greed! Avarice and greed!

    Ida 'Big Momma' Pollitt: Margaret, darling, don't cry.

    Mae Pollitt: Well, that takes the cake! Who are the tears for? Brick? Big Daddy? Or are they for yourself? Are you crying cause you're childless? You know why she's got no kids? Ask her big, beautiful husband!

    Gooper Pollitt: Mae!

  • Gooper Pollitt: You said I never loved Big Daddy. How would you know? How would he know? Did he ever let anybody love him? It was always Brick, always. From the day he was born, he was always partial to Brick. Why? Big Daddy wanted me to become a lawyer. I became a lawyer. He said to get married, I got married. He said to have kids, I had kids. He said to live in Memphis, I lived in Memphis. Whatever he said to do, I did.