1 "The Darkest Hour"
Based on real history, the film recreates british Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Played by Oldman) in the most difficult and critical moments spent with LinkedIn during World War II. The film does not deliberately render violent and bloody war scenes, focusing on the psychological changes and action portrayals of the characters, and gradually strengthening the tension. Some people say that at the beginning of the film, Gary Oldman disappears, Churchill is resurrected, Churchill is not just a name in the history books, Gary Oldman let everyone see a prime minister who will be grumpy, angry, funny, drink, but always put the people first. In order to make this movie, Oldman's sacrifice is still very large, in addition to consulting the information to understand the character, several hours of special effects makeup every day, but also integrate himself into the role, smoking cigar poisoning to the point of hospitalization, the family can not even see him for a week. Fortunately, his efforts have been rewarded accordingly, and he has won 17 awards for this film, including the 90th Academy Awards.
2 "Sid and Nancy"
Papa's first film played a decadent and handsome famous punk, which was really impossible to combine with the various images he played later.
3 "Four Hundred Years of Thrillers"
It's a horror-themed romance in which Oldman plays an earl who becomes a vampire because of his lover's suicide, and he takes revenge on innocent humans until he meets his former lover. While affirming friendship, love and marriage, the film also conveys the idea that good must eventually triumph over evil in human nature.
4 "This Killer Is Not Too Cold"
Oldman plays a perverted cop who loves Beethoven's music in the film, and for most people who watch the movie and only pay attention to the protagonist, it is estimated that they did not notice that Oldman had a performance in it, and only remembered the hateful teeth of this policeman!
5 "Don't Swallow"
The film is Oldman's debut as a director, based on his own growth experience, showing the trivial life of office workers in south London, drugs bring endless torture to families and friends, and drugs only bring bloody lessons.
6 "PotMaker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy"
In the film, Oldman plays a retired British intelligence agency worker who is asked to go out of the mountains and find the long-dormant Soviet intelligence officers in his former work department. As a veteran spy, he was able to complete this difficult mission to find out the identity of the double agent. Oldman's performance in the film was nominated for an 84th Academy Award.
7 Robocop
Oldman plays a doctor who created Robocop in the film, witnessing the birth of the half-human, half-mechanical "X-Men". As a scientist and brain doctor, Oldman used technology to benefit many amputees and veterans, but he was tempted by capital and constantly struggled between the poles of money and conscience. With so many versatile characters, which one do you admire the most? Everyone is welcome to speak freely in the comments!