The eyes of Betty Davis.

Kelli 2021-11-13 08:01:22

This is a famous old song, Betty Davis, the actress who plays Margot in this film.

She is talented, arrogant and self-willed... sometimes disgusting, sometimes pitiful, so full of personality and full of charm.

This is also a portrayal of Davis in real life. Maverick is not the secret to the success of the real beauty star Davis. In the film, her performance is free and easy, her gestures are so dramatic, but so real and natural. ——These are the stars the film and television industry needs in this rubbish place. They live in writers' movies, float on the tip of film critics, and revel in their own performances.

Eva is the same. Her life is full of deceit and acting. Her pain is no less than Margot, or more than Margot. Everything about Eva, everything about Margo, even everything about the little star who betrays the hue played by Marilyn Monroe... everything

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Extended Reading
  • Jace 2022-03-21 09:01:40

    There are no Chinese characters that can be easily translated. The film is densely covered with drama knowledge (such as how the tragedy came about), and the dialogue style is dramatic, roundabout, full of metaphors and ingenious words and sentences. It ends with a mirror image of split and broken personalities produced by generations of actresses who have become fame monsters, and it contains a huge power that is almost thrilling. Betty and Annie are both great acting, Monroe is suffocating...

  • Dominic 2022-03-21 09:01:40

    Really like! Especially the peeping scene outside the dressing room by the critic, the confrontation where the critic exposes Eva's lies, and the last three scenes of the girl who is about to become Eva in the mirror. I really like these three episodes~ Although this story is not for today. It's fresh and it's still a slapstick movie. I can't breathe when I listen to the lines, but I really like it!

All About Eve quotes

  • Bill Sampson: Don't cry. Just score it as an incomplete forward pass.

  • Addison DeWitt: We all have abnormalities in common. We're a breed apart from the rest of humanity, we theatre folk. We are the original displaced personalities.