On the screen, Robin White's capable image of a simple short hair is deeply rooted in people's hearts, but on the screen, she is not a single Claire, a first lady of the United States who pays attention to efficiency, she can be a princess bride in a fairy tale, a dream lover for Forrest Gump, a mother who has been slandered for no reason, and a past actor who has been sealed.
Fairy tale dreams
The Princess Bride 1987
Director: Rob Reiner
Starring: Gary Elvis, Mandy Patinkin, Billy Christo
[The Princess Bride] is just a simple fairy tale, but this story has been loved by American audiences to this day, and it has been passed down from generation to generation by Grandpa and his ancestors in the film. The film is narrated through storytelling, with the teenage girl Carter played by Robin White and her lover Westerre both characters in the story. In this screen debut, Westerre leaves with a promise to give Carter a better life, and later rumors say that he died at the hands of pirates, Carter was depressed for five years, and she was valued by the prince as his fiancée, and she did not love him at all.
If Westerre had actually died at the hands of pirates, the fairy tale could not be recounted any longer, and Vesterre appeared quickly in the film. When Carter is kidnapped and his life is in danger, a man in black appears closely behind them, and it is conceivable that this is Westerre. The kidnapper trio symbolically presents Westerre with a number of difficult problems, such as fencing, fighting, or guessing, and Westerle wins all of these tests and becomes a partner with two of them. The last thing they had to do was to rescue Carter from the prince.
In this play, the heroine Carter does not play much role, people just need her to simply be a rescued princess, rather than deliberately showing any difference. In the film, Robin says all he does is not act too silly in front of Mandy Patinkin and Christopher Gerst, who play the prince and the rigger in the play, and always show as treacherous as possible in the face of Robin's Carter.
This fairy tale has made Robin the heroine of a love movie for a long time, people will like Claire's neatness, and they will not forget Robin's youthful and beautiful, miserable appearance in [Princess Bride], at that time in the crew of [Princess Bride], she received the love of everyone from the extended family.
Drift with the wind
Forrest Gump 1994
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Starring: Tom Hanks, Gary Sinis
This is undoubtedly the most famous work of Robin White's youth, and after she started her second spring of career as [House of Cards], people will still frequently mention the role of Jenny, on the one hand, emphasizing Robin's growth from Jenny to Claire, on the other hand, this is not only the green plum bamboo horse that makes Forrest Gump's soul haunt, but also the lonely lover that many viewers will never forget.
Before Robin played Jenny, the role had considered Judy Foster, Demi Moore, and Nicole Kidman, but all three refused, which became Robin's luck. In addition to playing Forrest Gump's lover, Jenny embodies the other side of life, Forrest Gump will gain some success after accidentally hitting and working hard, he also has a gentle and kind heart to treat the world, while Jenny is completely different, she hoped that God would turn her into a bird when she was young, so that she would never have to go home. Jenny, who does not want to go home, experiences the pain that Forrest Gump can never touch, when Forrest Gump finally boiled a pot of chicken soup for twenty years with her own bumpy and tortuous experience, Jenny has always had nothing to do with inspiration and success, but forrest Gump's pot of chicken soup has endless aftertaste, and there are more or less Jenny's bitterness in comparison.
Jenny is very obsessed with singing and fame, in the 1994 film, Jenny seems to live in new Hollywood, aimless, desperate, wandering, and obsessed with psychedelics, in the bar singing scene, Jenny almost naked, relying only on the cover of the guitar to complete the singing, and in the process of filming this scene, Robin suffered from a serious cold, but she still insisted on light traveling to better understand Jenny's personality and ideals.
There is no cure for jealousy
White oleander2002
Director: Peter Cosminskin
Starring: Michelle Fiver, Renee Zellweger
Robin White was in a semi-reclusive state during this period, so her role appeared in the first half of the film as a vignette in the life of the heroine Alison Lohmann. Even so, Robin White's performance in this film is still very eye-catching, and the film also stars Michelle Fiver and Renee Zellweger, and the three actresses create very different female images that become a major attraction of the film.
Robin plays the first adoptive family Loman meets in the play, which may be the most vulgar performance in Robin's acting career, she plays a woman who always hangs God on her lips, with a pompous enthusiasm in her speech, wearing a purple glittering blouse with a pink skirt as soon as she appears, and always comparing pink pajamas to her when taking the heroine to go shopping, which should be Claire's completely unimaginable life. Lohmann, who had lost her father at an early age, met Robin's young lover, and she developed an attachment to him, but Robin could not simplify this feeling, although she kept telling Lohman that God can help people distinguish between true and false, but she herself did not believe this sentence so much.
"The character is a complete tragedy," Robin said, and at the end of the scene she couldn't contain her anger and jealousy and shot at Lohman, "I've seen such a woman uniquely from books, and I've seen similar women on my travels, and of course I've turned her into a collection, she's a collection of them, and she always frustrates me because I didn't live where she lived, I didn't experience her life, and I was frustrated to think of everything about her." "That's probably the attitude that suits the film best.
[Accomplice] the conspirator 2010
Director: Robert Redford
Starring: James McAvoy, Tom Wilkinson
In this film, Robin becomes a suspect in the assassination of President Lincoln, Mary Sula, a tricky role, she is always wrapped in black clothing under the brim of her hat, rarely revealing her emotional changes. The film is mainly about the story of her trial, from the beginning of the trial to the final ruling, she almost looked down on everything.
But even though she lacks emotions, her composure and protection of secrets cause a change in the mood of her lawyer, Frederick Akin (James McAvoy), who is impatient at first, believing that her client is lying and not cooperating with the investigation, and gradually discovers that she is innocent in the process of evidence collection, and even rushes to the prosecution lawyer for the case in exchange for a warning. The film's director, Robert Redford, is originally an actor, and has starred with Paul Newman, a well-known Western duo, and has co-starred in films such as "Deception within Deception" and "Tiger And Leopard Bully", which may be Robin's ideal type of director, she once said that experienced actors have more advantages in directing actor performances. The pair robin White and McAvoy are the best cast in Redford's eyes, and Mary Sula is the film's unyielding heroine, and she has more uncertainty to dig into.
The role of Mary Sula had other candidates before Robin White, and Redford considered Nicole Kidman and Susan Sarandon, but ended up choosing Robin White, who was still in trouble with a marriage, and interestingly, Nicole Kidman was once again associated with Robin's character after [Forrest Gump].
Cybertian
[Futurology] the congress 2013
Director: Ali Foreman
Starring: Harvey Keitel, Jon Hamm
In this movie. Robin White plays the heroine named Robin White, and although she has repeatedly stated that the role is not a portrayal of herself, the role undoubtedly brings her closer to herself, and she is also the film's executive producer. In this story, Robin is a well-known actress, of course, she is facing a career crisis, she is because of paranoia to resign many opportunities, so that the production company is dissatisfied with her behavior. In Robin's final contract, she agreed to the producer's request to digitize her, and from then on she herself will no longer appear in the public eye, and this digital image will completely replace her as a public figure.
The film casts a pessimistic atmosphere on the future, and in the second half of the film, Robin enters the animation blockade, after which the film becomes a two-dimensional world. The real Robin is not as pessimistic as Robin in the movie, because he has always been known for his acting skills, robin believes that actors are irreplaceable by numbers, "Now there are many people who love craftsmanship and skill, and when performance becomes a high-tech product, it can only imitate and cannot perform." Robin said. But she also has negative thoughts, such as what she thinks Hollywood actors are more like commodities, or animals in zoos that can be viewed through payment.
Robin also had a job refusal like she did in the film, and after starring in [Forrest Gump], she had the opportunity to be on the cover of Vanity Fair, but she refused, and after this incident, she lost several opportunities she was eager to appear in the film, and everyone said, "If you didn't reject Vanity Fair, it would be very different." But Robin felt like he hadn't done anything wrong, and the good thing was that the technology wasn't as perfect as it was in the movies, or the Claire or Antioper we saw might have been digital.