I chose a movie with a weird temperament to watch on a hazy day. Castles, poisons, daggers and disguise. Behind the scenes of demanding rules are layers of stories that are not so pursuit of squareness. The story unfolds in the rain. At the invitation of Sir Sir, to participate in the hunting activities organized by him, he drove to the Gosford Manor with his close maid Mary in the rainy weather. Although the maid Mary did her best to serve her master, she was a novice after all. She entered the manor like Grandma Liu. Grand View Garden was overwhelmed, but luckily, she shared the room with Elsie, the maid of the manor. Elsie's enlightenment and her personal wisdom made Mary unable to distinguish the south, east, west, north and west from the beginning to the end. Mary led the audience to explore the manor. The original appearance of history covered up by reality. At the end of the story, in the bright sunshine, Mary waited for the countess to get into the car. Mary left with the secret shared with the audience, the secret of Gosford Manor, as she came.
It is Mary who is in charge of threading the needle, not the protagonist; the son of Sir Sir, who has come to seek revenge, is the one who drives the plot, not the protagonist. Her mother and aunt are responsible for locating history and telling old stories, not the protagonist; Sir Sir is responsible for the background board. This evil capitalist with a title is a big tree to enjoy the shade, setting off the decadent nobles and the rotten and ugly faces of the bourgeoisie. It is also the main culprit that caused the oppression and exploitation of the working class of the proletariat; Elsie is the one with the most stories and the most beloved by the director. Mary's supporting role. Producers and actors from Hollywood show the "charm" of freedom and democracy, but they are a bit more powerful. There are other people from all walks of life, just like the above people, they are the supreme protagonists in their own stories, but in the story of Gosford Manor, no matter how powerful the class background, no matter how rich and rich, no matter how popular, they are all outstanding. Just a voice and figure in the group play.
The director, the grass snake gray line, has a long pulse. Note this and write that, waving and watching. Like other good movies, Gosford Manor has an engaging story, a director who can tell the story, and an actor who can act the story. It's hard not to look good.
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