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"Some people describe "Lolita" as 'ancient Europe seduced and raped young America', and some even called it 'young America seduced and raped old Europe'. It is undeniable that in the original Regarding the blurred moral boundary between beauty and carnal desire, this kind of crime and taboo undoubtedly has warning significance.

What's amazing is that Ryan not only perfectly displayed the beauty of Nabokov's delicate writing, he used his own camera language to depict the youthfulness and sexiness of Lolita, and also magnified the evil and sin of Humbert. Punishment, passion and desire meet, crime and punishment are equal, every metaphor foreshadows the irony of the final ending.

This is a new adaptation of the original film, but you can look at this movie without looking at the novel. It may be "Lolita" or it may not be "Lolita".

If you must think that "Lolita" is an obscene novel about seduction and rape, then Adrian Lane slapped him back with this movie, Naboko Whereas Ron makes the reader the jury and the judge, Lane makes the viewer the arbiter.

However, he didn't carry this genius idea to the end. For the sake of political correctness, the movie expressed the attitude of the whole movie through Lolita, and it was not completely left to the audience to make a judgment.

This made me have to lower the score, and I can only give 75 points cautiously.

A wayward child, a selfish mother, a panting lunatic, every character and every inadvertent event lead them to their own destiny. These clues are the thread of a tragedy.

What the audience will see will never be a love tragedy about a pedophile, but a life tragedy of a young, promising life going to loneliness.

That cunning and smart girl who thinks she is smart is actually naive, childish and even too stupid. She thinks she has everyone in her hands, but she is led by everyone.

Even from the eyes of the public, this Lolita is full of charm. In the eyes of perverted men, she is beautiful and easy to hook. She is the most attractive witch. Vivid and full of fantasy, she is a young girl with endless possibilities.

Ryan's Lolita originated from literary works, but was born out of the original book. She jumped out of Humbert's narrow perspective. When she was given her own life and soul, the audience could no longer regard her as her own. Fantasy goddess associated with Humbert.

Speaking of which, I have to introduce you to newcomer Lolita actress Rhea Noren, whose performance I am so amazed that I would give her a [-] out of [-] alone.

She could have simply played Lolita as the stereotype of sexy girls in people's minds, but she didn't. Even in front of the Oscar winner, she is still the bright and dazzling one. Between love and hate, she is easy to do It steals the audience away from Humbert.

What will be remembered by people will never be the provocative and ambiguous picture, but the flat and silent accusation of the luminous girl at the end. The silent despair is far louder than the mournful cry, and the pale and mediocre is far more moving than the glamorous and charming people's hearts.

Although this is Humbert's confessional, it's also Lolita's story, and it's an anti-pedophilia story told from the criminal's point of view.

There is no better cautionary lesson than that of the famous Lolita who revealed her own destiny, those dangerous tendencies, those evils that lurk beneath the normal course of action, that take place with indifferent neglect and connivance, Lolita needs to be vigilant, audiences need to be vigilant, and movies need to be watched. "

After reading the entire text from beginning to end, Rhea silently put down the "Entertainment Weekly" in her hand. After a while of silence, she sighed with half joy and half sorrow: "Is this a little too nasty?"

"You only care about this?"

Malloy raised an eyebrow in front of her, pointing to the parts that justified the movie, "It looks like Fox's PR is at work."

"That's what I'm talking about, Matthew." Rhea is very wary of those praises that are too good to overflow, she is too aware of the traps hidden behind those sweet good words, and hot-headed newcomers are the easiest to fall into, "This Is it normal? Even if this Owen Gilberman admired my performance, he shouldn't single me out like this, he even omitted Jeremy Irons!"

"Maybe it's your performance that conquered him." Malloy didn't doubt this point, he had experienced her acting skills with his own eyes, but seeing Rhea's suspicion, he still said another way Thought, "Or maybe, they want to promote you as a focus..."

Rhea asked even more horrified: "When I was still unknown?"

"You're not unknown anymore, girl." Malloy pointed at his copy of Entertainment Weekly, "and when the movie comes out, whatever

No matter what kind of reputation you have, you will be known by people. "

His eyes fell, "That's why we're sitting here now, isn't it?"

Malloy made an appointment for her with a publicist who wanted an interview.

Hearing him say the word release, Rhea, who had finally been attracted by the public opinion war of "Lolita", felt the familiar anxiety again. She stared at the magazine that Malloy put aside.

At least she got a good review.

After looking at Rhea for a while, Malloy suddenly said something like this: "Your performance is really calm."

"No, I'm actually very uncomfortable." Rhea straightened her clothes, and she straightened her hair. "I just don't like to show my true emotions."

"Because of those protests?"

"Not exactly, I am more nervous about how people will evaluate my performance." Looking carefully, you can still find the tangle between her brows, "If they haven't even watched it, I can look at those comments calmly , because I know they're not judging me."

"I hate to see criticism." Rhea sighed heavily. "It's not enough to smack me, but praise can be. Do you understand, Matthew?"

Seeing the sobriety of the girl who is about to make her debut, Malloy cautiously gave his answer: "It's a good thing, and it's not a good thing."

Hollywood glitz can indeed corrode an actor's talent.

Now Rhea is still young, qualified and capable actresses regard her as a junior, not competitive, they are naturally amiable, and Rhea is too unknown, the young girls of the same generation have not yet recognized In her eyes, she just didn't know her name at all, so she wasn't enough to compete.

Age will become a barrier, and so will experience.

In the future, what Rhea will face is not just a simple battle of overwhelming competitors in role auditions, the media, the public, awards, opponents... everything will become more complicated.

It is not necessarily a good thing to be praised too early, because it can easily destroy a person's psychological defense. After staying in the cloud for a long time, it will be more painful to fall. There are many people who can't stand this blow. Malloy He can even count ten names in one breath.

However, tenacity is also another place where Malloy has confidence in Rhea.

Like now, she quickly pulled herself together, "Tell me about Lolita, Matthew, it's

What's going on inside? "

Thinking of what happened next, Malloy decided to reveal some information to Rhea. She would need to know these things one day, and he couldn't treat her as a child forever.

"You have to know that this work has always been very controversial. When the new version of the movie was launched, some people opposed it." Malloy analyzed with her, "Then for some reason, the news that there were large-scale shots in the movie was rejected. leaked out."

In fact, the only sex scene between Rhea and Jeremy Irons was almost deleted. Although Adrian Lane has been filmed quite implicitly, in order to pass the censorship of the R-rated classification, Fox still advocated cutting it. part.

"Before or after the screening?"

"I don't know." Malloy shrugged, "But there must be people who don't like Fox, Lolita, or..."

Rhea responded quickly, "I can't understand Julie Anchar!" She learned the name from Malloy.

She frowned slightly, "Do you think it's possible that she did it herself?"

"She will not take the initiative to pour dirty water on the film project she is in charge of, Rhea, she just used this knife." Who can say that this has no publicity effect, "The key is how to reverse public opinion, if it succeeds , then "Lolita" will be completely washed away from the label of vulgar movies."

And it works surprisingly well!

If it is promoted positively, no matter what kind of beautiful words they use to describe this movie, some people will still think that this movie is obscene, shameful, and cannot be put on the screen at all.

But if the negative news is spread from the beginning, and the audience who sees the movie finds that the actual content is not as bad as people say, then their tolerance for the taboo subjects in it will be greatly improved. Get more audience favor.

"But if it fails..."

Malloy didn't say any more, but Rhea got the point, "Then I'd be an innocent who was too young to take on this role, wouldn't I?"

Her agent smiled insincerely, "Or a victim who was tricked into being in this movie."

"Even if we are tied to this movie now, there is no need to tie it to death. Once the consequences are too serious for us to bear, then we can only choose to offend Mario Caesar and the crew." Speaking of this, Marlowe Yi softened her tone again, "Of course, it's best not to develop to this point, there's no need for the fish to die."

Rhea couldn't help saying: "It's really cunning!"

Although she is not ignorant of this kind of thing, she is still not as good at it as the real professionals in this business. The agent can always consider things that she can't think of, which is why Malloy can draw from her new water. 10% of the reasons.

"I'm nowhere near that," Malloy said, taking it as a compliment. "But I hope one day I can reach that standard. There are foxes and wolves everywhere in Hollywood."

Saying a metaphor, Malloy looked up warily at the entrance of the restaurant, and he reminded Rhea: "Wolf is coming."

A dark-haired man in a suit and tie came to their seats.

"I thought I came early enough, but I didn't expect you to be waiting for me so early."

"Never mind, Ken, you're not late." Malloy stood up from his seat, and he shook hands with each other before they sat down together.

Putting the briefcase aside, he sat next to Malloy's seat. All signs indicated that he knew Malloy, but not very well.

"Hello, Miss Rhea Nolen, I'm Kendra Sanshan, you can just call me Ken." He looks very ordinary, a standard foreigner's appearance, with no distinctive features all over his body, only the Bright red satin tie can make some impression.

"Hi, Ken."

He looked older than Malloy, and Rhea still couldn't tell Ken's age given his Euro-American appearance, but she was sure he wouldn't be over thirty.

After saying hello to each other, they started talking about work. Ken and Rhea had no common topic of conversation, and Malloy was not interested in reminiscing about the past.

"I think Metus has already introduced me to you, but for the sake of caution, I'll say it again."

When Rhea heard the name Metus at first, Rhea was still a little unresponsive, but she soon remembered that it was the name Malloy used externally.

"I have some experience and experience in dealing with the publicity of star actors, so I hope that in this regard, you can follow my advice. If you refuse, I will not bear the consequences after this, but if you follow my advice , then I will do my best to achieve our expected goals.”

These words are reasonable, Rhea nodded, "Of course."

"It's been a while since I've worked for a new guy, and they usually have very little to deal with and low pay." Ken paused at this point, "But I think you're going to have a public opinion crisis soon, that's what i want

Reason for taking this job. "

While promoting himself, Ken didn't forget to point out Rhea and Malloy's concerns. He was trying to make himself more valuable so that he could claim a higher salary.

But Rhea cared more about something else.

"Then what advice would you give me?"

"If you are in a relationship, I hope that I will know when you tell your agent. I will provide you with public or confidential advice, and provide you with a promotional method that is beneficial to you." Ken is not procrastinating or perfunctory, "And when you are attacked, I will provide you with appropriate and effective ways to fight back, and maximize the use of these attacks. For example, now, I suggest that you respond publicly."

"Now?"

Ken opened his briefcase, and he pulled out a newspaper, obviously ready for it.

"The Los Angeles Times just went on sale today."

Seeing the page that Ken turned over, Rhea saw the title at a glance—why "Lolita" should be blocked.

Malloy snatched it first, he read the entire report at a glance, and then he slapped the newspaper on the table, "You want to step on our heads to elevate yourself? No way!"

Seeing a familiar photo, Rhea thought about it and read on.

"Natalie Portman was considered the best candidate to play Lolita, but after accepting the offer, she turned it down without hesitation."

The accompanying picture is a little girl with short hair. She has a pair of beautiful and smart big eyes. Rhea recognized that it was Matilda in "This Killer Is Not So Cold".

Next to it is her response: "I appreciate the novel "Lolita", but I don't think it's appropriate to film an underage girl having sex with an adult, at least I won't act it."

"Young girls don't really think about the consequences of being nude because they're so hungry for roles, too hungry for fame. To be able to act, to be a star, they take off their tops...but then what they get is probably family, Friends, even strangers, will have strange eyes for a lifetime."

Ken Sanshan sat calmly in his seat. He saw the calm Rhea from the angry Malloy, "I guess I was hired?"

It's not that Rhea has no temper, it's just that she's too used to the entertainment industry's methods of praising one and trampling on the other. If everyone had to care about the past, she would have been exhausted long ago.

Actors still need works and characters to speak. Whether "Lolita" is worthy of being filmed is open to public opinion.

But of course, that doesn't mean she's willing to suffer.

"You're not just hired." Rhea looked at Ken. "My dear PR, can you tell me, do you know Julie Anchar from Fox?"

Now, she finally has an excellent reason to join the battlefield.

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Natalie's interview quotes her words, which I haven't edited much.

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