Congratulations to Benedict Cumberbatch for finally killing "Melrose", Hi Ti BAFTA Emperor!!
What is BAFTA, in simple terms, is the British Oscars. Yes, friends, it's very heavy.
The full name of the award is the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards, and there are several branches, including the Film Award, the Television Award, the Children's Award, the Interactive Entertainment and the Games Award.
Of course, the most talked about is definitely the Film Awards and the Television Awards, the full name of the British Academy Film Awards and the British Television Academy Awards, which are also held separately at different times of the year.
Poor Benny Teacher, who has a long history with BAFTA!!!
Counting the nominations for Melrose, he has been nominated 8 times (7 times for television and 1 movie), the earliest of which was hawking 15 years ago.
Fifteen years, eight mentions...
Finally hit.
OK, it's really the hearer who is sad and the seer is in tears.
No wonder Ben's first reaction on stage was a series of small movements, looking down at the glasses and then touching the corners of his eyes (don't tell me you're digging your eyes Oh baby!). The panic and tension in my heart was so real that I felt uncomfortable looking at him.
(But then I won't look at him?) No, I'll stare at it more, use it, oh, sorry Teacher Ma. ）
Please listen to the first sentence of Benny's acceptance speech, so fresh and unworldly: "Ah, I feel like I'm going to faint!" “
Then he finally lifted his head with his head held high, loosened his neckline like a domineering president, and said something even more miserable:
"After all, I'm used to being a bridesmaid, not a bride."
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Walking gangster! Doctor Strange! Detective Sherlock! Dragon Smaug! Assange! Turing! Van Gogh! Frankenstein!
Actually said that he was used to being a bridesmaid?
Heck, really a good boy who's down to the dust.
After all, the story of Benny and BAFTA over the years is basically a history of abuse.
Second only to the tragic level, as a British actor, he also did not appear in the Harry Potter series. (Demon laughs)
Ben's relationship with BAFTA began in 2005. At the time, he was nominated for the bafta for the first time with the BBC's TV movie Hawking. He was still an obscure little transparent, and a 28-year-old little fresh meat.
Hawking's Biography
Maybe it's a little too tender, it's a little too fresh.
This year, he lost to Rhys Evans. There's no mistake, it's Luna Lovegood's dad in Harry Potter and the editor-in-chief of The Contrarian magazine.
Five years later, Benny was nominated for the second time for "The Island," the BAFTA Television Award for Best Supporting Actor.
At this time, Teacher Ben was still thin and beautiful, and I saw pity.
We congratulate him on losing to Matthew McFaedden in Justice, well, Mr. Darcy in the 2005 version of Pride and Prejudice.
Next, the classic thing happened.
Benny's teacher ushered in an important turning point in his life, he starred in "Sherlock"!
From 2011 to 2015, for three seasons, he was nominated for BAFTA for Best Actor.
And, every year, accompany the run.
Wait, is such a thrilling thing real???
In the first year, his good brother Shio Ye, Martin Freeman, who played Dr. Watson, won best supporting actor.
And he, gloriously lost to Daniel Rigby.
The following year, his nemesis, Andrew Scott, who played Professor Moriarty, won Best Supporting Actor. (By the way, Andrew's little baby is really cute in the second season of "London Life")
And he, gloriously lost to Dominique West. Yes, the male protagonist of "The Line of Fire". Ah, why is the British film and television circle so small!
Handsome guys are also very hard to put on ugly
In 2015, a very dramatic thing happened again.
Diligent Benny Teacher, with "Imitation Game" and "Sherlock 3", two best actors in a double-mentioned film and TV series!!
However, he grabbed him with both hands in the TV and movies, and he continued to return empty-handed.
On the movie side, he bumped into The Theory of Everything with little freckles. And we all know that this year Eddie Redmayne swept through thousands of troops, the piece of armor was not left, and the award was soft.
Hey, what a birthright.
About a meal duo
On the TV series, he also lost to Jason Watkins in "Dignity of the Teacher". This ITV miniseries is based on true events and tells how a 65-year-old college retired faculty member was framed as a murderer.
Look at the shape of the people, you have to feel awe-
Of course, although he could not win the award, Teacher Ben's career was still booming.
He joined the Marvel Universe while being favored by Hollywood, playing Doctor Strange, who would rather die than spoilers.
On the one hand, he still inherited the fine tradition of British actors and acted in many Shakespearean plays, from Hamlet to Richard III.
wow! Teacher Ben, who has thick hair, is still so handsome!
...... (Taking off the wig is not simple)
All in all, Benny's teacher, who plays Richard III, with this "Empty Crown: Wars of the Roses 3", is hily mentioned his 130th BAFTA Best Actor.
Did Baby Benny win the prize today? Nothing.
Congratulations, he lost gloriously to Adil Akhtar in Murder by a Father.
This BBC tv movie tells the story of a tragic family of British Indian descent that took place in 6102, and in order to maintain the family honor, the father personally strangled his daughter.
Well, all in all, this story of male and female tears is finally told.
This year, Mr. Benny finally won the award! Finally home with BAFTA!
Next, as long as he can successfully star in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", his life will be complete! Done! (Don't take it seriously)
Live News: After the award was awarded, Mr. Benny took his wife's hand and quickly left the scene. Wearing sunglasses on a big night can't hide the smile of the blind winner of life.
Ben teacher Mei Zizi told reporters: I dance very well, so I have to secretly dance with my wife and not shoot you.
hehe?
Such a dish
Then again, if you've seen Melrose, you'll feel the same way: this award, him! No! take! still! Yes! who! take!
After all, Teacher Benedict Cumberbatch can be said to have contributed absolute heart-wrenching acting skills in this nine-point drama.
Tearing my heart and lungs to the point of recalling this drama after watching it for almost a year, I still feel that my head hurts so much!!!
His reaction when he took the drug was so real and vicious that every muscle in his face was shaking that his audience friends wondered from the bottom of their hearts, "Is this really a bump?" ”。
His hysterical facial expression when he hallucinates is so frightening that people call out to his mother.
Of course, he also showed textbook crying, oh, wanting to hug.
This drama is also a paradise for Yan Dog. This aristocratic prince is so lichen-clad, mercurial and decadent, can you imagine that he is 42 years old?
Adapted from the autobiographical novel of the same name by Edward St. Aubin, Melrose tells the tragic life of a rich man born into a wealthy family.
Melrose was fortunate to be born into a wealthy family, but the original family brought him an indelible nightmare of a lifetime. He was sexually assaulted by his father from the age of eight.
His father was despicable and violent, firmly in control of the family, while his mother was cowardly and selfish, and the abusive atrocities that took place right under her nose were invisible to her.
Naturally, Melrose contracted a drug addiction, and from 1972 to 2005, for three decades, he struggled in a cycle of drug rehabilitation-relapse-abstinence-alcoholism.
Doesn't that sound too tragic?
However, it is precisely because of such a good drama that we can see the other side of the world.
Over the years, there have been many works in Europe and the United States about drug rehabilitation and self-help, but "Melrose" is definitely one of the quite wonderful ones.
Because it really dissects the heart of a victim too deeply, and portrays his pain too concretely.
After all, don't forget that Melrose also won another heavyweight award at this year's BAFTA: Best Miniseries. It is also a quality assurance in itself.
Like most high-quality British dramas, Melrose's cinematography and art are excellent, the graphics are exquisite, the cast is strong, and the level of production is comparable to that of a movie.
The time span of the whole drama is as long as thirty years, and in the continuous interspersed flashbacks, the creators are extremely patient and let us touch melrose's heart little by little.
It's not just a lifetime of not being able to escape the nightmares of childhood, only paralyzing yourself with drugs and promiscuity.
Even more frightening, he seemed to have been assimilated by nightmares. As an adult, he inevitably became the person he hated the most, becoming more and more like his parents. It was as if the same madness and cruelty were buried deep in their veins.
These extremely secretive, dark and pessimistic essences, to be honest, are really difficult to find in other works of the same subject.
Well, isn't this Amway a little too abusive and sounds a bit dissuading?
Not really!
It's not broken, it's not standing. Only by truly seeing all the depravity and sinking can we achieve "self-salvation", and the tail of light and the courage to climb out of the abyss are meaningful.
So, we see Melrose rehabed again and again, relapsed and rehashed, climbed out of the mire again and again, fell down again, and got up again.
Watching a drama like this is like accompanying the protagonist through the abyss, sweating profusely, but also extremely happy. Seeing the end, there is also a feeling of rebirth.
Then again, as an audience member, I have such a strong sense of empathy, the lead actor of this drama, Benny Teacher, must have experienced the process of taking himself apart and putting it back on.
It sounds really sadistic, but this is also the self-cultivation of a good actor.
Well, well, the Amway time is over.
In the end, we still congratulate Mr. Benny for acting in such a good drama and getting this deserved emperor.
You are the best!!
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(Mm-hmm!) ）