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Salma 2022-07-09 21:12:10
Trivia
I saw an interview with the creators, filmed in 2003, and saw Richard Chamberlain. Her hair is already all white, and she is a little fatter than in "Thorn Birds". Although her figure has not been deformed, she looks like an old lady. Why do beautiful men become like old ladies when they get old,...
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Laurianne 2022-07-09 23:37:08
A comparison, personal preference
Compared with it, Zweig's "Letter from a Strange Woman" has no depth of thought - it is only a beautiful description in the literary sense, there is no exploration of life, no torture of belief, and no self-seeing. Attempt at redemption. —to describe a depraved liking. Xu Jinglei's remake is even...
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Ralph de Bricassart: That the best... is bought only at the cost of great pain.
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Meggie Cleary: As for Ralph, he'll never know Dane's his, unless you tell him. And if you do, I warn you, I'll be as merciful to you, as you've always been to me!
