In the 200 years since Jane Austen's death, her novels have been adapted and remade countless times. Before becoming famous, these stars had made cameo appearances in her works. Who used to beat soy sauce? Let's take a look.~
The famous "Dr. House" is known to everyone in the fan circle of the drama, and everyone knows it. Premiered in 2004 for 8 seasons, it tells the story of renowned physician Greg House.
Unlike the neat and rigorous doctor image in the past, Dr. House always has a scruffy appearance and a crutch. Sharp personality, tough and self-absorbed. In a hospital that always displays great skill and rich empathy, Dr. House's cold image is very different. Although full of poisonous chicken soup, in terms of internal medicine, he can be said to be superhuman, and he is also a common "superhero" character in American dramas.
"Things are going to change, but that doesn't mean it's going to get better."
Accompanied by specialists such as neurologists, Dr. House's team solved one medical problem after another. They are adept at diagnosing severe and unexplained conditions, and their precise medical knowledge and extensive experience give them the ability to peel back the cocoon. Watching them heal is as enjoyable as watching a cow. (Eh, there seems to be something wrong ~)
In 1995, in Ang Lee's Sense and Sensibility, Hugh Laurie played Mr. Palmer, which was also his first appearance on the Big Screen in the United States. Although it is not an important role, I can still see some of Dr. House's style from the hands and feet
See Professor Snape?
Growing up watching the Harry Potter series, you won't forget Professor Snape.
The news of the slightly dark and loving professor's death last year has broken the hearts of many fans, because the role is so deeply rooted in people's hearts. The death of Alan Rickman seems to announce the end of his childhood.
In fact, compared with the grandfather-like appearance in the "Harry Potter" series, the professor in "Sense and Sensibility" in 1995 plays Kate Winslet's suitor. Looking at this affectionate look, do you feel that you are trapped in it~
Like Snape, Brandon here is affectionate. Although Alan Rickman has become famous in the previous "Die Hard", Jane Austen's work can be said to have witnessed the expansion of his play path. His early experience in the theater industry laid a good foundation for his performance, whether it was comedy or more profound themes, he could digest it well and then interpret it.
Speaking of which, I still want to say that I really don't want to teach!
In "The Vanishing Lover", Pei Chunhua performed a jaw-dropping method of changing her heart and punishing her husband, making people wonder whether to stand or Ben Affleck after watching it.
The "cool girl" rule she summed up can tell some harsh truths about relationships between the sexes. How to face a lover who is no longer in love? The heroine who understands people's hearts, understands disguise, is good at manipulating public opinion, and can get oscars in a second gives a crazy plan - to fake her murder and marry her husband.
Unlike Amy, who is full of skills and has a dark belly in "The Disappearing Lover", Pei Chunhua is completely different in 2005's "Pride and Prejudice". Gentle and lovely, full of yearning for love. Friends who have not seen these two movies must first watch "Pride and Prejudice", otherwise they may feel that Jane is going to pick up the blade at any time to hand blade the man~
A lot of scenes in the film are on Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, and the role of Jane is not very much, but Pei Chunhua still shows the temperament in the original work very well. Especially the marriage proposal scene, it is simply beautiful