It was very harsh to hear it at first, and I used "I would rather die standing up than live on my knees" to motivate my soul that thought it was more positive.
Then I knew I was wrong - you can die with dignity, but after you die, the dignity doesn't exist.
For example, from "Nine and a Half Weeks" to "Wrestling King", who has the dignity?
There is a sentence on the Beanstalk, Mickey worked so hard to play himself - I love it, it is about the dignified existence of an actor, which is realized by the dignified death of a wrestler.
After getting older, it is easy to be brought to tears by other people's stories, and it is painful to cry. But it stopped quickly—like Springsteen's voice, and the broken-legged dog and the broken-winged eagle tortured me to tears. When the singing ended, so did the tears—until Mickey won Cannes before it poured again—though the movie wasn’t at its peak, Cannes said, the award was for the actor, for the person.
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