Turbulent undercurrent

Fanny 2021-12-11 08:01:23

"Gosford Manor" is a crime mystery film directed by Robert Altman, starring Christine Scott Thomas, Maggie Smith, and Michael Gambon. It was released in the UK on November 7, 2001. The film tells the story of the sudden and unexpected death of Sir William, the owner of Gosford Manor, after a hunting meeting he organized. On the surface, everything was still going on in an orderly manner, but the sudden death of Mr. McCordler brought the manor into an atmosphere of horror: He was murdered in the study. Inspector Thompson of the police station was ordered to investigate. Many people in the manor seemed to have motives to kill. For a while, this confusing case shrouded the entire manor in a terrifying atmosphere. "Gosford Manor" is an out-and-out acting showdown, and the number of acting actors is dazzling. The implied competitive relationship between them is very suitable to express the tense atmosphere up and down the estate. Moreover, Ultraman is very sensitive to the snobbery of the nobles, and the portrayal of the characters can often be very romantic without a single ink.

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  • Peter 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    Never get tired of no matter how many times I've watched it.

  • Ernie 2022-04-22 07:01:30

    It's too much of a story...there are too many characters and too much information, and the truth is shocking.

Gosford Park quotes

  • Constance: Mary, I don't think I'll wear that shirt after all. The other one's warmer, that's all I care about.

  • Constance: Do you think he'll be as long as he usually is?