Alex Sharp

Alex Sharp

  • Born: 1989-2-2
  • Birthplace: U.K
  • Height: 5' 10" (1.78 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Representative Works: "To the Bone", "How to strike up a girl at a party", "Heart Stealing Girl"
  • Alex Sharp, born in England on February 2, 1989, is an actor and his representative work is " To the Bone ". [1]  Starred in the Netflix original series "Three-Body". [2] 
    Extended Reading
    • Amani 2022-03-21 09:01:47

      The whole world is watching

      Before watching this film, I didn't know anything about this historical event in 1968, just like when I opened "Taxi" and "The Defender", it gave me a little understanding of the past of fragments of other countries. These films have something in common to some extent. They are all bloody events in...

    • Jane 2022-04-21 09:01:55

      eight people

      When (the eighth defendant) Searle said to the others that his comrade was "executed" with a bullet in the shoulder and could not fight back; when Searle pointed out that the Seven Gentlemen were only to oppose their "father" of the authoritarian tradition , and can't understand the situation in...

    • Jermain 2022-03-23 09:01:48

      The spree of news clips as the trial approaches turned into a marathon that lasted more than 150 days... as the demonstrations for rights clashes, juries turned into empty chairs, and taunting judges have proven that this is a political show, BLM protests and presidential elections now in place The noise is just a reminder "don't forget the repeated history"

    • Corene 2022-03-25 09:01:08

      Alan Sorkin is another wonderful court trial story. The first court trial is full of tension, and it outlines the characters of several main characters, which is really powerful. The core of the entire film is focused on the trial, which is tense, intense, and bloody. The final closing statement was too hot.

    The Trial of the Chicago 7 quotes

    • Abbie Hoffman: Winning elections, that's the first thing on your wish list? Equality, justice, education, poverty and progress, they're second?

      Tom Hayden: If you don't win elections, it doesn't matter what's second. And it is astonishing to me that someone still has to explain that to you.

    • William Kunstler: Do you know why you're on trial here?

      Abbie Hoffman: We carried certain ideas across state lines. Not machine guns or drugs or little girls. Ideas. When we crossed from New York to New Jersey to Pennsylvania to Ohio to Illinois, we had certain ideas. And for that, we were gassed, beaten, arrested, and put on trial.