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Ask for some foreign court love dramas in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries!
1. Queen Christine (Chinese translation: Gong Qiong's hate history, Queen Christine, Queen Christina)

National America

Directed by Ruben Mamoulian.

Starring greta garbo John Guibert.

Synopsis:/kloc-In the 7th century, in Queen Christina, in order to escape from political marriage, she found her sweetheart, the new Spanish ambassador Antonio, while riding a horse in the country. In order to know more about him, Christine disguised herself as a man and went to Antonio's hotel. After they became friends, the queen showed her true identity, and they spent two days together as lovers. Later, Christine officially met Antonio in the palace, but they still had secret trysts in private. Unfortunately, their love cannot be made public. Although Christine decided to give up the throne for love, it didn't stop the tragedy.

2. Vanity Fair (UK) Thackeray

Directed by Rubima Maureen and Lowell Sherman.

Screenwriter Francis Edward Farragall

main actor

Miriam hopkins ... Becky Sharp

Francesdi ... Amelia Sedley.

Marquis cedric hardwicke Stein.

Billie burke ... Bare land.

Alison Skipworth ... Miss Crawley

Nigel Bruce Joseph Cedri

Allen mowbray (1) ... the raw Don Crowley.

Synopsis: Becky is the daughter of a poor English artist and a French choir girl. She was orphaned when she was very young. Although she is only a little girl, she is very eager for a much better life than now. So she left Miss Pinkerton's school in Chiswick, determined to conquer the British upper class by any means. Relying on her wit, wit and sexiness, she overcame all difficulties and successfully lived in the British upper class in the 1920s from 65438 to 2009.

Becky's entry into high society began with a job she found. She is employed by an eccentric scholar named Peter Crawley (bob hoskins) to teach his daughter as a female teacher. Becky quickly wins the favor of the children, and Crowley's rich but unmarried menstruation Matilda (eileen atkins) also likes her. The Hampshire families in this village gradually began to find that Becky was an indispensable member of them, and Matilda trusted this clever young woman more and more. But Becky knew that until she came to this city, she still couldn't really integrate into the British upper class. When Matilda invited her to live in London, she readily accepted the invitation. In London, Becky is reunited with her best friend Amelia Sedley (romola garai). Amelia grew up in a comfortable environment and knew nothing about Becky's great ambitions. After successfully approaching this family, Becky has become very famous. She secretly married the most promising family heir, Roden Crawley (James Foy), but when their union was discovered by Matilda, the couple were kicked out of the house. After Napoleon attacked Europe, Roden bravely signed up for the front line. Pregnant Becky lives with newly married but upset Amelia. Amelia's husband george osborne (Jonathan Reese meyers) is also recruited to the front. After George was killed in Waterloo, the friendship between Becky and Amelia reached an irreparable level. Becky and Roden lived together and gave birth to a little boy, but life after the war was hard and poor for this family of three. In order to win wider recognition in the upper class of London and lead a better life, Becky found a powerful sponsor, Stein (gabriel byrne). Steyne gave Becky a chance to realize her dream, but the final price may be too expensive for Becky.

Note: Vanity Fair is adapted from Thackeray's novel of the same name. Vanity Fair is the most enduring masterpiece in his life. The background is drawn from the active upper-middle class society in Britain in the19th century. At that time, the country was strong, the industry and commerce were developed, and dajia, who had made a fortune by oppressing colonies or exploiting laborers, was ruling this society, and the war between Britain and France for power also broke out at this time. All kinds of people in the middle and upper classes are busy fighting for power and profits ... In this process, many people lost themselves, abandoned their families, love and friendship ... and finally paid a painful price. It takes Becky and Amelia's life feelings as clues, and also has many touching fragments, which are worth seeing.