The judge fell in love with the barber's daughter-in-law, and the frame-up began. The barber was exiled to Australia for 15 years, his wife committed suicide, and the infant daughter was imprisoned. After 15 years, the barber returned to London and changed his name to Todd, and the revenge plan kicked off at the barber shop above the pulp pie shop. Todd's death in the upstairs was immediate, and the pulp pie shop has been crowded since then...
a story with a simple routine, an American version of "Dragon Inn". "Sweeney Todd" obviously doesn't have such powerful buying points as "Dragon Inn"'s gold inlaid jade and stunts, and Depp's singing skills, knife skills, and dead man costumes from beginning to end also give people a thunderous audio-visual experience ...
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