British actors say that American music is really stress-free, and everyone comes with it at their fingertips. Acting is "very exaggerated", only fluttering and shaking. His agent should be a gay guy, and the direction of the whole transformation is to lead him to the direction of comrade Amna (same as Hidetoshi Nakata). In addition, can Asians also play bullying as progress?
I think most of the movie I enjoy is really due to the main role of Dan Stevens. His character is charming, pleasant and useful, yet strangely evil and disturbing from the very beginning and he is absolutely perfect. You can't help but like him, even if you are not sure, you should. Except for a small role in "Fifth Estate", I am only familiar with Stevens from Downton Abbey, and his role cannot be more different from these two in this. I look forward to seeing the development of his career, but this is a good example of his versatility as an actor.
