I only learned this year that it had been made into a movie, and Ivan, the little angel who played the Pope's Chamberlain, was originally a favorite. Very happy overlapping, but after reading it, it feels like a mouthful of old blood and uncleanness! I don't like this movie version of the Chamberlain at all. He has a good-looking face and a good voice, but where is the tragic character in the book that is fragile and collapsed to the point of regretting tears?
All I saw was a crappy conspirator who used faith as a lobbying attempt to usurp power. In the original version, the miraculous arrival of the waiter turned into a beating and beating with a parachute bag? In the end, the conspiracy was revealed, and the self-immolation was almost like a dog jumping over the wall, accompanied by a piercing scream that shocked me... What and what? Fear of committing suicide? Everything is too! No! body! noodle! ! In the book, when the servant ignited himself under the gaze of thousands of believers in the square, he was silent from beginning to end. The ritual sense of faith reached the peak of beauty at that moment. No one would hate him, but only wish him to return to God. Go beside me...
Well, based on my many years of experience as a fan of Star Wars Master Kenobi, it is impossible for Ivan to not have such acting skills, so I sent the pot to the director and screenwriter, especially the lines, can I be any more stupid? ?
Oh, it's very reductive to have the Swiss Professor Silvig (Mist) play this Swiss soldier. = =
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