Watching Hepburn's two films, "Tiffany Breakfast" and "Dragon and Phoenix" in one breath, could not help but start to dream of Hollywood 50 or 60 years ago.
That should be an era of innocent and beautiful fairy tales. The beautiful girl would climb the fire escape to the window of the upstairs tenant, knock on the window, and chat with the down-and-out writer. Then climbed to him and asked him: Are we friends? After getting an affirmative answer, he fell asleep in his arms. Tiffany’s clerk will satisfy all reasonable wishes of customers, including engraving words on non-Tiffany products; the ugly duckling girl who learns to cook will meet the kind old baron, train her into a lady, and teach her that love needs to be courageously pursued. , And two years later, the ugly duckling who turned into a swan returned to her hometown. The person she loved fell in love with her at the first sight; in that era, successful businessmen thought that money was a by-product, and his reason for starting a business was just More people can have jobs and more children have shoes to wear; and in the end, when the businessman makes up his mind, his younger brother will prepare a steamboat for him so that he can catch up with the girl who is riding on. Cruise ship in Paris.
Really, it was a very old film. "Tiffany Breakfast" was in 1961, and "Dragon and Phoenix" was in 1954. Bogar was 55 years old and Hepburn was 25 years old when shooting the dragon and phoenix match. Hepburn was 32 years old when he took Tiffany's breakfast. Now, the actors, directors, and staff in these films are no longer in the world. Last year, maybe last year, the long-lived Gregorian Parker finally exhaled his last breath in the world and went to heaven to meet his old man. Friend Hepburn. At that time, a grand end was finally drawn. Complete, and ended without regret. What is left is just a movie that has been circulating for a long time and will be circulating forever.
Fifty or sixty years ago, it was an era of beautiful clouds, Hepburn, Taylor, Joan Fontaine, Hayworth, Bergman, Garbo, Vivien Leigh. They appeared on the screen gently, their white faces hinting at their tenderness. Hepburn still looks like a princess even if he is playing a socialite. And even those sexy stars with a variety of styles still have their nobility and difference in their bones.
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