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Burnice 2022-11-11 04:46:39
"Contenders League" small people will also have great excitement
Usually in the eyes of ordinary people, small people are always insignificant, without brilliance, and cannot compete with the so-called big people. Small people are always at the bottom of the dark, and big people are always at the top of the pyramid. But the light from the top of the tower is...
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D'angelo 2022-11-14 06:05:22
Major players can come to find cartoon faces
Some of the villains in the cartoon are wearing instant noodles, some have a tuft of hair, and some seem to have just returned from the scene of the explosion. However, from them, I vaguely saw the heroes of Real Madrid, the Premier League, and Serie A. Shadow, when the film comes out, I must...
Mel Brooks
Mel Brooks (Mel Brooks) was born on June 28, 1926 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is a Jew and a master of comedy in American film and television drama
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. Has won four awards in the film and television industry: Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Theatre, Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards and Oscars. There are only nine people in the world who can enjoy this honor.
He started to learn drumming at the age of 14, and then went to nightclubs with the band to play. In World War II , he was enlisted in the navy and went to the European battlefield. Returned to New York after the war, still earning a living by drumming. While playing in a hotel in a small town, I met my comedy partner on vacation and temporarily invited him to perform in a cameo. He told a joke in English with a Jewish accent, which was unexpectedly popular. So he decided to abandon his drumming career and become an artist. Soon, he began to write scripts for TV shows for popular artists. And it was widely acclaimed, so other TV stations also invited them, and even Broadway opened the door to him.
Mel Brooks joined the film in 1968 and is also a producer, screenwriter and director in his debut novel " The Producers ". The film not only became a classic at the time, it also won him the Oscar for Best Screenplay . In 2001, after producing several great comedies for decades, the then 75-year-old Brooks planned to put "The Producer" on the Broadway stage. With the great assistance of the famous screenwriter and old friend Thomas Meehan and Susan Stallman, who is the choreographer and director, the musical "The Producers" has achieved unprecedented success in Broadway history, not only in the major media. The ticket price went from $74 to $350. It also received 14 nominations from the Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Theatre , and finally won 12 awards, including the best musical screenplay and best musical awarded to Brooks. And the best music award. The record of the play was also favored by the Grammy Awards, winning the best musical album and best feature-length musical video awards.
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