Near the end of the film, looking at the silver-haired, trembling Hopkins for a moment, when he said to himself, "Anthony, that's a good name", he couldn't tell the inside and outside of the play for a while, and his tears almost burst...
Thoughts revolved along the vines and spread to childhood when I was still watching movies with vcd. He is one of the few names I remember when I first entered the movie world:
He is an actor who can control various roles: He is the frightening and convincing Dr. Hannibal in "The Silent Lamb".
He is the young doctor who brought the deformities and deformities back to the warm and humane world in "The Elephant Man".
He is the British butler who has repeatedly tolerated and repeatedly controlled, and eventually missed love in "Farewell to the Affectionate Heaven".
He is a highly restored Benedict XVI who faced constant scandals and was struggling to change his mind in "The Inheritance of the Pope".
He is a kind of "father": He is the father of a retired colonel who silently guards the family in the Wild West in "The Years of Love".
He is the rich father who followed the benevolent temptation in "The Sixth Sense of Life and Death" and finally "sacrificed" himself to make the love between his daughter and the god of death.
He is the god-level father who maintains the last twilight of the gods in the world of Thor.
He is the father of Shakespeare's typical tragedy in the contemporary version of "King Lear."
he is……
He is Anthony Hopkins, 84 years old this year, and it has been almost 30 years since he won the Oscar winner for the first time.
He is worth the second time.
Time will freeze him
But his name and every character will eventually break through the chains of time
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