There are a few sentences that make a deep impression. One sentence is that when the Queen and the Earl of Leicester were talking about whether the Queen should marry or not, the Queen described herself as an overripe fruit that could not stand the caress of a breeze. After listening to it, it just felt profound. Another queen blurted out when she saw her cousin: We are both prisoners of the times. As a queen, to be able to say such words, I have to admire her knowledge and foresight. Of course, there are too many wonderful places that are worthy of careful taste. HBO got this show, it's really high quality.
Compared with the majestic and shrewd queen in Judy Dungey's performance, Helen Mirren's performance pays more attention to the excavation of personal emotions, especially the interpretation of love, which is convincing and brings people to the thriving ancient experience of modern people. Emotional process.
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