2. I have known that Ivan Master Obi Wang McGregor was a literary youth earlier, but he never thought that his voice is really quite good.
3. As a traditional villain, the Duke is so pitiful. Because he is rich and powerful, he has been written by a pauper writer for thousands of years (in fact, he has done nothing bad, except to overthrow it). Fortunately, the ladies in reality are so piercing that they have already flooded the king of diamonds like this.
4. Why only literati Xiaobailian will become the pig's foot nirvana of love stories, because they can write scripts. Others who only buy diamonds or only exert their strength, no matter whether they have the opportunity to embrace the beauty or not, have disappeared in the shadow of history. So don't believe in idioms like "Lang Cai Nv Appearance", they are all made up by the little white face who has no talents, haha.
When I write the script, the first-class beauty married the Duke and sings the diamonds forever; the second-class beauty married the people (dancers or craftsmen) next to her, living a hard and forbearing life; the literary and artistic youth are always in love and love. In the midst of a broken love, I burst out of inspiration and wrote a masterpiece handed down. Then I was alone for a lifetime and became famous after his death. Everyone lives in their own place, perfect, harmonious...en, harmonious...
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scenery, costumes, and makeup are really dazzling. The name of the award is true; in terms of singing, although a lot of classic songs have been stringed in, the popularity of Damei is short, so it is only average. After realizing that the director was the director of postmodern Romeo Juliet, I understood why the bohemian dwarf seemed so familiar. It turned out that he played Juliet’s cousin, Prince Cat in the previous play (but in this play he was afraid high). That play didn't have as many chants as Moulin Rouge, but it had Shakespeare's invincible lines, and it was the same loud, crazy, and postmodern.
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