I can't agree with Li Huiyun alone. Too boudoir is too Chinese and too detached. Although Vivien Leigh is vulgar, but because of her life experience, she is sad and special. In contrast, Zhang Ailing is equally vulgar and desolate.
Her beauty was dilapidated to the point of uncontrollable speed. Appearing in public with Lawrence Oliver, there is a kind of reluctance in the smile. She is so sensitive and fragile, how could she not feel such an unsuitable match. Lawrence is just the right stage of maturity. He is born with abundance and beauty. He has become accustomed to playing Shakespeare's play and his career success naturally adds brilliance. She is always exhausted and trying to maintain it. Elaborate dressing can't conceal sagging skin and facial swelling probably caused by medication. This is the best state of getting up the spirits, and it makes people think of how unbearable nerve torment she has experienced behind the people. But she is coming to be with him, for him and for herself. She loves him, she is so strong, and she has two fatal injuries to women.
She wants to get better, but the emotional instability and the decline in beauty are more from uncontrollable inheritance, which is destiny. This song should only be in the sky, and it can be heard several times in the world. It's not an exaggeration, but a slogan. She is destined to be destroyed prematurely or that her destructive temperament is too strong. She is like a cat, from the intoxicating and intoxicating eyes to the sweetness, but there is a kind of panic and defensive nervousness in her waywardness. Nervousness is the result of the soul burning too hot, giving her breathtaking acting skills, helping her pursue and achieving the love that everyone admires, but the body is burned prematurely.
Watching her performance in "A Streetcar Named Desire" is really heartbreaking. In the dark room, she secretly fantasized about a man's leaning shoulders and a piece of gentle music, but was interrupted by a rough drink from her brother-in-law, and her good life was almost completely interrupted. Such a role is dangerous for an actor who is a patient. She can't see or she can't escape when she sees it, just like the man who is destined to fall in love with the Apollo idol, he and the drama are the ties that she can't lose. It's like Nicole hides behind a fake nose and sinks to the bottom of the river. She can also escape into the role. But like the end of the forest, there is still a forest. This Blanche was more nervous and sensitive than she was. Such a role is to drink poison to quench thirst, and this kind of performance is that the thorn bird flies into the thorn bush and selects the longest and sharpest one into the chest. Gorgeous and miserable. It amazes the viewer, and at the same time deeply feels that I am powerless and useless. Facing the demise of beauty, she was brutally torn apart, and she couldn't do anything at all. Maybe, I really started to fall in love with this woman. The flames of Atlanta illuminated her green eyes, and started her movie legend and my movie-watching life. Her face has a special meaning to me.
With such a picture, she looked at Oliver from the side, with admiration, nostalgia, and deep sorrow in her eyes. Just as I was looking at her figure on the screen, thinking about what is long and lasting.
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