Highly focused. A restaurant, a couple, a hired worker. The hired worker has an affair with the boss's wife, Cora, and wants to kill the boss. The first action failed, and the proprietress decided to give up. When the boss recovers, drinks and celebrates all night, the employees and the proprietress act again, and the boss is killed. Cora pleaded guilty to the lawyer, but the lawyer helped them get out of it for $10,000. The hired worker and Cora lived together, and when Cora returned to her parents’ home, the hired worker fooled around, and the lawyer’s assistant came to extort money, and the price was also ten thousand dollars. The hireling subdued him and drove to the bank to pick up the papers. Cora finds hired workers fooling around. After some quarrel and reconciliation, the two drove out, kissed in the car, nearly crashed, and finally Cora was thrown out of the car, dead, and the employee cried. After crying for a while, he stopped. Cora shuts up forever, the hireling isn't a threat, and it's like a murder again. James Caan's novel, "God is like the postman, he always rings the bell twice. And he's usually in the backyard and can't hear it until he rings the bell twice." The novel is a classic, and it was made into a movie three times , this version starring Nicholson is the third version, with two murders, two car accidents, and an unexpected ending. It satirized the old American judicial system and deeply portrayed human nature.
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