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Amparo 2022-07-05 17:57:19
i'm not there right now
Some tangled emotions about Equus.
It was originally because of Richard Burton's name that I received this film, but unfortunately the disc was spent, and I was seeing the young man embracing a horse under hypnosis, like a lover.
It took about two years to find a better version.
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Meggie 2022-07-05 19:29:14
A master of facial expressions
Looking at Burton's acting skills from this group of photos, Burton's acting skills do not need to rely on video to rely on moving pictures to show, just like Burton never needs tears to express pain and sorrow, he refuses to act in tears because he does not need to be like other actors. Relying on...
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