King of Hollywood

On the lenient screen, the movie has reached its last moment, but also its last. In a scream, William? Wallace was tied to wood and transported out of the gates of the city, and ordinary people who came to visit the executions took all sorts of things to him.

Then Wallace didn't lose half his temper, and keeping his mouth shut was still a tenacious look.

It seemed like an incredibly long and short journey, switching between Scottish lords Bruce, Princess Isabel, Wallace's two companions hiding in the crowd, and the dying King of the Longlegs, and finally getting set again.

William on the bench? Wallace.

“Aren't you going to say something?” The executioner, dressed in red, said, pulling open the cover of the table and revealing all kinds of instruments, “Go ahead, His Majesty's people beg you for mercy. ”

Wallace, however, said nothing, standing there silently, like a rock, a rock that was repeatedly beaten by the waves and still held its own edge. The executioner was a little disappointed, but didn't care.

The other side has to ask for forgiveness even if it's really rock.

Finally, they hung Wallace until he was about to lose his breath, then tied him to the table and pulled his limbs like they were going to split. The people beneath are cheering with enthusiasm, one of the few recreational activities in their lives. That is.

Thus, when the executioner came to Wallace, who was angry, he asked the king to open his mouth and give him pleasure, but Wallace remained silent besides silence.

So the more brutal execution began, and the executioner used one of the pieces of the instrument on him, even though he couldn't show these brutal, bloody images on the screen, but he could imagine it from Wallace's open eyes and trembling body.

How painful, there are even women in the screening hall shouting.

However, Wallace remained silent, no matter how terrible the pain was, he didn't even have a sound of pain, from beginning to end. This power of silence has calmed down the people beneath, and they don't understand why that person up there, so...

How could a man who was propagated by the King as a bandit and traitor persist to this point?

“Scream Kai Eun” A woman finally screamed out, and soon more people screamed out, and they couldn't bear to watch anymore, and they wanted this man, who was somehow shocked, to be painful rather than so tortured.

“Scream, Kane.” Two friends of Wallace, hiding in the crowd, also muttered that they would not blame him, and they believed that others would not blame him if they knew about it.

Once again, the footage is drawn from the grieving Bruce, the grieving queen chewing tears, and the long-legged king with a smile on his face.

“Stop, the prisoner seems to be talking.” The executioner stopped and bowed down with pride, thinking that he had won and that he had won for His Majesty the King.

Because of this brief void, Wallace, almost fainted in great pain, finally returned to God, and he opened his eyes somewhat blindly, his breathing became more and more impatient, as if something was forming in his body and was about to erupt. Screening Hall

The inner audience couldn't help but lift their hearts. They knew that Wallace wouldn't ask for forgiveness, but what would he cry out?

“Freedom" burst out of Wallace's mouth with perseverance, desire, insubordination and bloodbath, shocking everyone present, including all along, as he grieved with his uprising and as he was betrayed by his war, it was over.

Get into the story and sit in the showroom with the audience.

A shocking cry spreads far into the ears of the king in sight, into the heart of the queen in tears, into the Highlands of Scotland, into Robert standing in the city looking south? In front of Bruce.

The smile solidified on the face of the long-legged king, the tears crossed silently from Isabel's face, Bruce's sad head drooling. The scene was quiet, and people were staring at the man who was dying, and his two friends closed their eyes.

Eyes, pray for him in your heart. The executioner straightened his body in disappointment, and eventually he failed. The knife axe hand came forward and raised the axe high in his hand.

Wallace lay quietly there, his wife's figure appeared in the crowd, if any smile spread around the corner of his mouth, as the axe waved, his grip finally loosened, and the original love letter slowly fell.

As Bruce inherited Wallace's legacy and attacked the English team, and his friends, who had fought alongside Wallace, threw the symbolic sword behind the movie at the end of the curtain, the mighty Scottish flute sounded again.

And there was a big round of applause in the screening hall.

“Congratulations, Ed, this movie is really good, at least it touched me. ”

“It's amazing, Ed, to be able to change history so dramatically. ”

At the end of the show, the unfamiliar people greeted him coldly and praised him, both praiseworthy and sincere, although everyone admitted that the last part of the punished play was the most wonderful. Of course it's true.

On, Adrian sees the story of "Brave Heart" for more than two hours, and the first 90 are all laying the groundwork for the last scene.

Constantly highlighting Wallace's obsession, constantly highlighting Wallace's perseverance, constantly highlighting Wallace's courage, constantly highlighting Wallace's justice, then having that shocking “freedom”. Exactly. He gave up the original to Isabel.

The circumstances of Le's pregnancy both appear unreasonable and offensive to the British, and make Wallace's dementia seem like a big discount. And it's much better now, at least the film critics didn't say anything, and the fans preferred Wallace.

Jean Russell? Chloe in William? Wallace was undoubtedly quite right. He was wild, wasn't he, Mel? Gibson's reckless man is much worse than Gibson's, and he's a better actor than Gibson. After all, he's a man who's been practicing for a long time. And his slightly melancholy eyes.

Make his version of Wallace more glamorous.

“You did a great job, Russell. I knew you wouldn't let me down.” Coming to the front door of the theatre, I ran into Crowe and came out, and Adrian patted him on the shoulder and said.

“Thanks, Ed.” Russell? Crowe said with gratitude that the colours of the gods were very respectful.

“Come on, you deserve it," Adrian said, not minding a few more good words at this time, then smiled at the reporters who were directing him outside, "get ready to accept their siege. ”

And then I thought, “Do you have any leads lately? ”

“Do you need anything?” Russell immediately replied, "I can adjust as long as you want," and he was a smart guy.

“Nothing, a role that suits you perfectly, but I don't think I'll be making it in the near future. How many acts do I like? The staff have their own business to attend to.” Adrian smiled.

“No problem, you just have to call me then.” Cloudan said, chopping the nails and not hesitating at all.

Shot him on the shoulder again, Adrian walked out of the theater. As I said before, a lot of journalists surrounded Clo and asked questions about "The Brave Heart," but more surrounded Adrian, after all, about the film.

The noise has been going on for more than a month, and although he has already made a statement, the miracle director is sure to have a lot more news here as the show goes on.

“So far, while some Brits think the movie is good, most accuse you of tampering with history, what do you think? ”

“As I said, it's just a movie, and it's definitely stupid to think of the story as true history, and if that's what British history is because of the movie, then it's really time to go back to school and have a good lesson. ”

“But don't you think this description is biased? ”

“Any novel or movie involving real people is inevitably biased. Roosevelt is great, isn't he? He led America to World War II. I can look at him from a different angle, drinking when I was younger, not to mention being a president and acting in love with his wife.

He broke the silk with his lover and let the Japanese sneak up on Pearl Harbor and more. So the movie is just a movie, and it's always just one aspect, and you need to drill down on your own to understand something specific. ”

“Aren't you worried that this movie will cause politics between England and Scotland? Cure the wind? ”

“If England and Scotland were divided because of the film, then their politicians must have come out of that joke. What did you say? Oh, senators have the most expensive heads, because they've never used them.

New. ”

“As your fifth miracle girl, what do you think, Sophie? Miss Marcel? ”

The question stunned Adrian, and he saw Sophie, surrounded by reporters not far away, wearing a light blue V-neck tuxedo and a dark thin coat, smiling and graceful.

“Sophie is a very nice actress? Officer, we had a great time working together.” Adrian immediately walked over and was shocked to see that his arrival, Sophie, turned her head, though her face remained the same, but her big brown eyes flashed a blinding light, and she

I avoided Adrian at night, but I didn't expect him to catch me here.

“She has all the national actresses? People have characteristics that are beautiful, elegant, generous, and also have impressive advantages that they don't have, such as the kind of melancholy depicted in useless language. That's why I invited her to this role.

My choice proved to be the right one. ”Adrian continued with a smile.

“It was a pleasure working with Mr. Adrian, an excellent director and a great film.” Sophie's answer seems more formal.

Such an answer would obviously not satisfy the journalists, who were about to continue their questioning, and Adrian's car had already arrived, and he immediately gave Sophie a gesture: “I'll take you home, Sophie. ”

Without waiting for her to answer, he immediately said in a voice that only the two of them could hear: "Believe me, this would solve the current situation. ”

Sophie frowned slightly, but sat in the car under his guard. It definitely made journalists more excited and chased them in their cars. There were even a couple of totally pure puppies riding motorcycles, daring to meet the red in the car.

As soon as the lights stopped, they went up and shot the window.

“Okay, guys, these windows are specially handled, the flashlights don't penetrate, or be careful with your safety and don't interfere with traffic.” Adrian dropped the window and said a friendly reminder, but these guys exchanged one after hearing it.

In his eyes, he stopped the car from pressing the shutter until the car started and didn't intend to move away.

“These guys are really annoying.” On the road again, Sophie couldn't help complaining angrily.

“Journalists in tabloids often use this technique, and you should be used to it.” Adrian shrugged his shoulder with comfort.

“National journalists are not so crazy.” Sophie still complains.

“This is good enough that if I were to switch to the British tabloids, even if I just stepped on the throttle and opened it, they wouldn't let go, and they'd do everything to piss you off.” Adrian laughed. "Okay, Sophie, don't worry about it.

I'll take you back to the hotel and I'll go home alone. They'll definitely choose to stay with me. ”

“That's your plan.” Sophie took a look at him.

“Yes, I know you don't like that title, and... well, don't say that,” Adrian sighed, "anyway, they won't bother you. ”

Soon after the car arrived at Sophie's hotel, Adrian waved to stop the waiter and opened the door for Sophia, saying good night before leaving. Entering the hotel through the spinning glass door, watching the reporters leave with him, Sophie finally relieved, spinning

That is, a feeling of loss came to my mind again, and I couldn't wave it.

With the official launch of The Brave Heart, the entertainment media in both England and the United States began to thrive, as everyone expected. Though many tabloids have begun to scream about Adrian and Sophie and hang "The Fifth Wonder Girl" by their mouths,

That night Adrian took Sophie to the hotel in public and drove her home alone. She behaved so well that she couldn't catch the leak. Some newspapers even described him as a very gentleman and thoughtful person, so the scandal didn't attract much attention, people.

Most attention is paid to the media's rhetoric.

“Oh, freedom, that's a good word, Adrian turns history into a story, and then adds a lot of incitement, and then there's this brave heart down the Hollywood pipeline.” The media in England remain unrelenting.

Be critical.

“Freedom is what everyone wants, and that's why countless people fight for William in the movies? Wallace and William in history? Wallace didn't have much to do with it. The miracle director wanted to express his desire for freedom.

, struggle and sacrifice, not just a nation's history of struggle. Could that be William? Wallace, can I cut it? Vagra, so the British had no need at all. "The American media sang the same praise, the last scene."

By ”really tickled the itch of mainstream society.

“Although it differs from history, it does not hinder the film's excellence.” The Scottish media are similarly in the presence of spectators, who are sometimes very helpful.

“Sophie? Marcel played amazing, as gentle and resolute as Princess Isabel in history, and as for history, oh, you know, Hollywood films need history to go hand in hand with them, not with them, even the miracle director.

No exceptions. But then again, if you press Johnny? As Mr. Stanley said, Princess Isabelle and Wallace got pregnant with each other after one night * and maybe the movie would be even more interesting. ”The national media also inserted a foot in it, a few short lines.

Show off their narcissistic, disrespectful Hollywood movies and romantic personalities who can't figure out what's going on.

However, while the media continued to fight each other, the Courageous Heart box office went all the way up, both in North America and England. North America's first week of the New Year had a $24 million box office, and it was easy to get to the top, and the UK side, not only

Scots like it, Englishmen like it, and a lot of young Englishmen are said to be shouting freedom at the end of the day, even with Wallace in the movies.

That's funny, isn't it? In fact, it's normal, for a normal person to watch three views, they can tell the difference between movies and life, they can watch movies as long as they're moved, happy, relaxed, they don't care what the subject is, they don't think

The film is about the real thing.

However, there are always more hilarious things in the world, such as a member of the Scottish Parliament who vowed to submit a bill for independence shortly after the film was released.

Idiot, this is the first thought of all those with brains. Scotland and England have merged for so long and enjoyed the glory of the Sunset Empire for so long, but now they want independence. What kind of night is this? Even the Scottish Parliament.

It really passed this ridiculous bill, not to mention that Britain, the United States and Europe would not agree.

Though it was because of Brave Heart, the British media ignored Adrian altogether and concentrated their firepower on the councilman, and even a critic quoted Adrian as saying, "As the miracle director put it, these