When you think of "Hollywood's most charismatic male star", who do you think of?
The dean wants to vote for Colin Farrell, whose charm is not only reflected in his handsome appearance, but also in his ups and downs in life.
Handsome and self-aware, he entered the showbiz when he was young, and was favored by the great director Spielberg to star in "Minority Report", and the 26-year-old Colin became an instant hit with this movie.
However, after becoming popular, it soon ushered in a backlash.
He fell into a peachy scandal, his image plummeted, and his whole person began to indulge in alcohol, and both physically and mentally collapsed.
When he realized his depravity, he finally woke up and rejoined his acting career, bringing classic masterpieces such as "The Lobster" and "The Death of the Holy Deer".
From a rising star in the film industry to "box office poison", and then back to the top, winning awards and getting soft hands is really a legendary life of a big male protagonist.
Recently, he has released a new work.
The characters played in the play also have ups and downs in life, living a thrilling life, and today the dean will talk about it-
Detective Hugh
Sugar
Produced by Apple TV+, the ratings are very good, and it has been directly renewed for a second season.
The current Douban score is 8.0.
In addition to Colin, there are also some old acquaintances in American dramas in the play, Colby in "Fatal Woman", Amy in "Golden Cicada Shell", and Dennis in "Breaking Bad".
Colin plays a private investigator, John Schugg.
His main business is to find people, especially to help some privacy-conscious employers find people, and basically can find people.
Whenever he sees a missing person reunited with his loved ones, he sighs at the meaning of the job.
Although he is very capable of fighting, he personally rejects force and does not hurt people unless necessary.
He was also a movie enthusiast, so he didn't hesitate to say yes when he received a list from the famous director Jonathan Siegel.
However, Ruby, the agent who gave him the assignment, did not advise him to take the order.
On the one hand, considering that Shuge's physical condition is not good, and his arm will always shake uncontrollably, he should see a doctor as soon as possible and rest for a period of time;
On the other hand, the employer in this case is in a special family, and she does not want Hugh to be involved.
However, Schuger was very persistent this time, not only because his employer was a director he admired, but also because the missing man reminded him of his sister, who was also missing.
The missing girl, named Olivia, is Jonathan's granddaughter, and she has been missing for two weeks.
Olivia used to be addicted to drugs and often didn't come home, but every time she left home, she called Jonathan, but this time she didn't.
What's more, before she disappeared, she had obviously quit drug addiction, and the state of social platforms has also become sunny and positive, as if she has found her former self.
At first, Shuger thought it was just an ordinary case, but the more he investigated, the more he felt that there was something hidden in Olivia's Siegel family...
When he authorized Olivia's house, he found that her half-brother had arrived, and the reason given was not at all.
When questioned by Shuge, his eyes showed panic, what was he afraid of?
Olivia's drawer found a photo of her with her stepmother, taken recently, and Shuger decided to try her luck first.
Her stepmother, Melanie, was a former rock star, and she was getting drunk at a bar when Sugar found her.
Melanie and Shuger had a great conversation, and Melanie even took the initiative to invite Shuge home, but under the catalysis of alcohol, Shuger did not ask for useful information.
As a result, the next day, Olivia's father, Bernard, found Sugar, full of belittling Olivia, and seemed to not want Sugarer to find her at all.
As a father who doesn't care about his daughter's disappearance, does he know the inside story of Olivia's disappearance?
Through Olivia's car records, Sugar discovers that she used to frequent a place before her disappearance, and that the woman who lived at that address was named Carmen.
Unfortunately, Carmen has been killed, and the suspect is now lying in the trunk of Olivia's car, who was at her house on the night of Carmen's accident...
So, there is a reasonable suspicion that Olivia killed the man, but where did she go after that? What is her relationship with Carmen?
This has to be turned back to Melanie, and the reason why Olivia was able to quit drinking has a lot to do with Melanie, and the two of them focus on women's rights activities together.
Melanie volunteered at a shelter to help women get out of abusive sexual relationships, and Olivia found value in helping women in the process.
Among them, Carmen is a good friend she made at women's rights activities.
One day, she goes to look for Carmen, only to find that Carmen has been killed by her boyfriend, and in a panic, she kills him.
Melanie carried the body to the trunk of the car with her, and after that, Olivia disappeared...
It's completely understandable if you feel panicked because you have killed someone, but why hasn't Olivia been heard from for so long?
Sugar's suspicion is directed at the mafia Stollins, who kidnaps many girls for the pleasure of dignitaries.
He had been looking for a subordinate who knew the secrets of his business, and coincidentally, this subordinate was Carmen's boyfriend, that is, the corpse.
When Shuge finds him, he is at Sister Carmen's house, threatening Sister Carmen and Melanie, and it is Shuge who saves them.
At the same time, Olivia's brother is exposed to a scandal in which he blackmails girls by secretly filming them and forcing them to trade their bodies with him.
He confides to Sugar that he had been in contact with Storings, that Stallings had found different girls for him, and that he had inadvertently mentioned his sister Olivia.
Could it really be that Stallings kidnapped Olivia?
Before Schuger could find out the truth, a new problem arose.
Someone is quietly spying on Sugar from behind and reporting to Storings...
Who the hell wants to stop Schuger? Where the hell did Olivia go? What kind of secrets are hidden behind the Siegel family? And what is Schuger's real identity......?
The six episodes that have been broadcast so far have dug a lot of holes, and the plot is progressive, and people can't help but guess what will happen in the next second.
As a suspense drama, "Mystery Detective Hugh" is undoubtedly a success, I just hope that the next two episodes will not end badly, and fans who are interested in this type of drama can download it.