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Most of the guests came for Noi's face, so Noi almost became the busiest person in the whole premiere. In addition to dealing with various media, it is also her responsibility to keep every guest from being ignored.

While Rosamund Pike was being interviewed, Noy went backstage to wash his face and put on some makeup before returning to the stage.Noy chose a suit from the Dior ready-to-wear series today. The bright yellow flower pattern is very age-reducing, and her shoulder-length curly hair makes her look charming again—a young and beautiful girl in the crew of "Pride and Prejudice" Many, even if the final film is disappointing, the youthful scenery on the stage is enough to attract a lot of attention.

As "Empire" magazine commented, "Pride and Prejudice" has sent enough fresh blood to the British film industry.

Due to the large number of guests on the red carpet and the strong strength of the distribution company WorkingTitleFilms, the premiere of "Pride and Prejudice" was bought by ITV and broadcast live simultaneously. One of the strategies, so the sale price is very low.

The UK has a total population of just over 6000 million, and its consumption of movies is far inferior to that of the United States, which has a population of over 500 million and a well-developed entertainment industry.Typically, if a movie earns around $[-] million in its opening week, it's good enough to claim the No. [-] spot for that week.

Producers, directors, and actors aren't sure what the movie will do at the box office.The gimmick of the famous book adaptation can indeed attract the audience into the cinema, but the disadvantages of the film are also obvious.

"Is Joe all right? His hands seem to be shaking, I think?"

"Maybe, I didn't pay attention, I put all my energy on Jude Law... Isn't Joe always calm, Kerry, why do you pay so much attention to Joe, although his face is quite tender, but he He's an old man."

"What do you want to say, I don't need to guess what you're going to say next, Gina, please shut up!"

"Okay, okay, let's watch the movie, this is your first movie, you should be curious about the result, right?"

"Of course, of course!"

After the red carpet, interviews and activities, the theater was plunged into darkness, and then a gray and foggy picture appeared on the huge curtain. It's about to start.

The shadow of the sun gradually dispelled the haze, and there was a crisp sound of birdsong in the jungle, followed by a burst of soothing and melodious music.In the light and shadow, a girl holding a book with a calm face came slowly. A simple bookmark was sandwiched in the book. Because she was going to cross the bridge, she slowly closed the book.

The first scene of "Pride and Prejudice" appeared in front of the audience in this way-the silent field, the morning sun, slightly turbid water and the squawking big white goose on the water. This picture couldn't be more fresh.

The British have always had a small and fresh style in their bones. Even commercial films like "Harry Potter" are full of authentic historical flavors.Music is also one of the good channels for British films to showcase their characteristics. The soothing but soft tones fill the eardrums of the audience. From the first glance, the handling of this version of "Pride and Prejudice" is not bad.

This is also Noye's first play.In fact, there were heated discussions in the UK after it was announced that she would play the role of Elizabeth Swan.Although British audiences are proud of Noye's outstanding achievements in Hollywood, they are also worried whether Noye will be unaccustomed to appear in such an excellent work as "Pride and Prejudice".In addition, there are also many opponents in the UK. They believe that Noye's image does not conform to Jane Austen's setting for the role of Elizabeth. She is not beautiful enough and has a thin figure.

However, no one doubted that Noy could not play this role well. After all, Noy's acting skills were obvious to all, and what they were worried about was whether he was suitable or not.

Like all the audience in the audience, Noy is also observing her performance. In fact, this scene does not require any acting skills. All she needs to do is to be more in line with the words and deeds of the characters of that era.What is even more outstanding in this section is the texture of the picture and music, but it is not as exaggerated and false as the MV picture. Elizabeth's figure is hidden in the light and shadow, as beautiful as a painting.

Joe White is indeed an excellent director.

Noye was placed between Joe White and Matthew McFadden. When the movie started, Joe White kept his eyes on the screen. Noye was sure he should have seen the same scene. Countless times, but he still stared at the screen tightly, as if trying to discover something new from it.

Noy couldn't help asking him, "How do you feel, Joe?"

Joe White rested his chin and answered Noy's question after a long time: "It feels good, Noy, your performance is wonderful."

"But I think the graphics and music are more attractive."

"That can only be said to be the credit of Roman and Dario."

"Oh, Joe, you are too humble as a director." Roman Olsen and Dario Mariannelli are the film's photography and music directors respectively, but they can find the best balance in their handling, Joe White deserves credit.

In addition to the pictures and music, the editing of the movie is also quite distinctive.It is worth mentioning that, in addition to the screenwriter Deborah Morgates, Emma Thompson also participated in the revision of the script. This famous British talented woman had previously revised the script of "Sense and Sensibility" It won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.Deborah, Emma Thompson and the original author Jane Austen are all women, which has to be said to be one of the major features of the "Pride and Prejudice" crew.

While Noye and Joe White were talking, the movie screen was still spinning.

The camera shifted from the front of the house to the inside of the house, and the tentacles continued to extend, gradually showing the whole picture of Bennett's house.The gentle and beautiful elder sister Jane, the mischievous younger sisters Lydia and Katie, and the very old-fashioned younger sister Mary.Half-new cupboard doors and chairs, wooden floors and walls, cramped and dark rooms—even viewers who haven’t read the original book can see that the economic conditions of the Bennett family are indeed very average.

After Elizabeth returned home, she heard Mrs. Bennet rambling to tell Mr. Bennet about the background of her new neighbors. The five daughters really broke her heart. If they could not marry a wealthy gentleman, she would Watching them live a life of poverty and poverty.

So she hoped her husband could invite that new neighbor.

Equally excited were her two youngest daughters, Lydia and Katie, who were eager to attend dances, socialized at an early age, and were evidently livelier and more vain than their three older sisters.

"The performances of these two little girls are really good. I don't know where Joe found them." A film critic put down his pen and slowly brewed his words. He simply dug out the flyer he got from the staff before he came in. There were two unfamiliar names on the cast list, and the name of the actress who played Lydia even had the word "America" ​​attached to it.

An American in Pride and Prejudice?

This keen film critic can tell at a glance that Lydia is played by an actor with a lot of acting experience. Compared with Carey Mulligan who plays her sister, she is more mature, but I have to say, she There's a lot of depth to Lydia's character, and he really appreciates her pure British accent in the film.

For proud Brits, it would be a terrible nightmare if a traditional British film was sullied with a horribly American accent.

The movie still goes on.In addition to the five young actresses who play the Bennett sisters, Donald Sutherland and Brenda Bryce also give quite good performances.Veteran actors tend to be reassuring, and audiences and critics alike agree.

Although the eyesight of ordinary audiences is not as sharp as that of professional film critics, it is very easy to simply distinguish whether a movie is good or bad. With the gradual development of the Internet, if a movie captures the hearts of the audience, its box office will definitely not too bad.

"Pride and Prejudice" targets audiences between 20 and 45 years old. Older people may abide by traditional adaptation methods that hate modernization, but young people will not. The plot and pictures are enough to support their love for a movie.

Noy's dress in "Pride and Prejudice" is not too beautiful. In fact, the family background of the Bennett family dooms girls not to want to dress too brightly, but Noy is still satisfied with her makeup. She Although the appearance is not beautiful, her eyes can immediately distinguish her from others, especially when the role of Elizabeth requires not only beauty, but also wisdom and self-esteem.

"I thought it was a mistake to cast Noye Linton, but now it seems that I was wrong. She played the role well enough to cover up the lack of appearance. Everyone loves Elizabeth, she looks so smart and kind. , not to mention that Jane Austen's original setting of Elizabeth is a Cinderella-like role, and Noye Linton is quite suitable for her."

"I agree with you. You know, young actresses tend to overdo their performances if they're eyeing awards, but Noye Linton, I think she couldn't be better, and I have no doubt that in a few years she will Seeing her name in the Queen's Honors List. Even in a role like Elizabeth she's just right, I love her."

Noy, who was sitting in the front row, would naturally not hear the evaluations of the film critics, but she felt the same as the two film critics. She felt that her performance in this film was not bad, although the role of Elizabeth did not have her He has the same depth as other characters he has played, but in Noye's view, this is just a different type of movie, and has nothing to do with the actor's performance.

After all, the best actors are often able to freely switch between deep and funny, and no one can deny their excellence.