On April 9, the drama version of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" determined the male and female protagonists, with black actor Donald Glover as the male lead and Japanese mixed-race Maya Erskin as the female lead, which triggered heated discussion among netizens for a time.
The drama version of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" has had the protagonist retire from the storm. The show was originally scheduled to be Donald Glover and "Filipino Editor" Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who starred in "London Life", as the male and female protagonists, and in September last year, the Philippine editor announced his withdrawal from the drama version of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith". Donald once revealed that the Philippines withdrew because of differences in creative ideas.
The newly confirmed heroine Maya Erskine was born in 1987 and has starred in few film and television works, mostly youth comedies, and has starred in the dramas "Free to Do Whatever You Want" and "Pen Writing Youth".
Compared with the character played by Angelina Jolie in the movie "Mr. and Mrs. Smith", the female killer played by Maya looks more ordinary and more ordinary, and does not have the unique cold temperament of a beauty killer like Julie. visible. The roles of the two men are very different.
Netizens saw the news that the drama version of "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" confirmed the male and female protagonists, and left messages saying: "Buyer show and seller show", "Spare me", "The heroine is much worse than Julie"...
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie played the Smith couple, not only high-value, the fight scene is also very exciting, especially the two in the final gun battle, so that the audience who like the fight scene is directly addicted, becoming a screen classic in film history.
The drama version of "The Smiths" uses Donald Glover and Japanese mixed-race Maya Erskin to play mr. and mrs. Smith. The show has made a promise that it will try to "make it enjoyed by today's audiences and fans of the original film.".
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