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Jordane 2022-11-29 15:04:35
Seemingly critical of class Dickens is actually writing about human nature
I think the highlight of the whole show is writing about the twisted humanity of Estella's adoptive mother. Stop all the clocks in the house, the wedding scene was preserved like a mummy, full of sad memories of spider webs, Estella's adoptive mother was abandoned by a man at the wedding, so she...
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Julia 2022-12-22 15:18:26
2012 version of the BBC very much
It was the first time I watched the youth version of "Great Expectations" in elementary school, and the title was still called "Blood and Tears of Lone Star" at that time.
After that, I re-read the full Chinese version in junior high school, and then the 2012BBC version that I see now in senior...
Ray Winstone
Ray Winstone (Ray Winstone), born in London on February 19, 1957, is a British actor.
In 1999, because of Timothy Simon Smith 's "The War Zone" (The War Zone) was nominated for the Best Actor Award in the European Film Awards and also won the British Independent Film Award. Won the British Film Academy 's Most Promising Newcomer Award for "That Summer" . In 2002, he co-starred with John Malkovich in " Ripley's Game " (Ripley's Game).
Performing Experience
Ray Winstone not only appears on the big screen, but also has an outstanding performance in TV series. In June 2006, the 12th Shanghai Television Festival awarded the Best Actor Award to Winston for his role as a barber in the British TV series "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" (Sweeney Todd) , The perfect fusion of Der Totmacher and an innocent good person makes people fearful but at the same time understands his behavior, fully interpreting the coldness of society and the distorted and helpless human nature.
In 2006, Ray Winstone joined the film "" by the great director Martin Scorsese . In 2007, he "played" the leading actor in the full CG animation blockbuster "Beowulf" . He can be seen in the 2008 Commercial film "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" and "Fool's gold" .
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