At the end of the original version of Angels on Earth in Caesar's memory, the angel becomes a nurse, and after the protagonist wakes up, the angel explains that she did a good deed, so God gave her a holiday, and then ends the whole film with a passionate kiss between the two.

This kind of ending treatment, Caesar didn't feel anything when he was a child, and after his worldview was established, he felt particularly awkward.

It's like what, an elite female white-collar worker completes a big project, gets a promotion and paid leave, and finally marries a handsome guy......

Is it really good to make the images of God and angels so philistine? Caesar was not a Christian, but he had absolute respect for God.

Caesar believed in the Creator, and he believed that God was just a Christian name for the Creator. Actually, it's the same thing.

In his heart, he would rather believe that the Creator is a wayward old man than that the Creator would be such a philistine.

The angel came down to take the hero back to heaven, because the time for the hero was up (malignant brain tumor).

Not only did she fail to complete the task, but she also developed a human relationship with the target person.

God is merciful and doesn't punish angels, and he can't reward him for using mana to punish the father and daughter of the female partner, right?

He also said that it was because he had done good deeds......

First of all, the supporting actress didn't do anything evil, and the supporting actress's father just wanted Angel to be his company's image spokesperson.

Why is it a good thing to punish these two people? Is it a good thing to cure the protagonist's brain tumor? This is a good thing in the eyes of mortals, but it is not a good thing in the eyes of cause and effect.

The time for the male protagonist is up, and the angel should take him away, which is a good thing.

There is cause and effect in the world, so if you do something bad, the Creator will immediately intervene? The ubiquitous Creator can indeed do it, but what about human freedom?

The Creator does not intervene with humanity because they stand on a higher ground and watch human choices.

If you do evil, there will be a judgment of cause and effect after death, and if the Creator uses the retribution of this world, what faith is there to talk about?

There is no miracle to be convinced, that is faith.

Miracles are displayed everywhere, and evil deeds will be retributed, and that is just a threat to mankind.

So Caesar ended up writing two versions for Kubrick's reference, and it seems that Kubrick eventually chose this more wayward version.

There is no reason for merit or wrong, the old man of the creator just prefers the angels in the film, okay? He's just a wayward old man who wants his children to be happy, okay?

In the end, the angel played by Bea gets an inexplicable vacation.

Originally, the final kiss was gone, not because Caesar was jealous or anything, the kissing camera was shot more out of place.

Mainly because I don't want the perfect image of an angel to be associated with carnal desires.

Neither Caesar nor Kubrick wanted the image of the perfect angel that had been built up in more than ninety minutes to be tarnished by the final kiss.

Although in the end of the film, it is the perfect ending of the two falling in love, but when the image of the angel is too perfect and real, she does not belong to any one person. She belongs to the Creator and belongs to all audiences.

The subtitles slowly fell, and people were still immersed in the shock brought by the real angel, not moving or speaking.

Caesar secretly breathed a sigh of relief, with the blessing of "divinity", "Angels in the World" in this life will definitely exceed the box office in the previous life.

In the darkness, Bea suddenly grabbed Caesar's arm and kissed Caesar on the cheek, interrupting his thoughts.

He turned his face to see Bea's eyes glistening in the darkness, as if there were tears in them, and he just smiled warmly and patted her tender hand on his arm.

Bea's gratitude is not the excitement after becoming famous, but the warmth and peace of gratitude to Caesar after his best times and best side have been recorded.

Yes, Bea doesn't care about being famous or not.

She lives very comfortably in the Li family's mansion, and Caesar's family and friends are very good to her, (they all treat her as Caesar's daughter-in-law, can it be bad?) Even if she lives like this for the rest of her life, she will not regret complaining about anything.

Now, Caesar doesn't let her be a useless vase at home, and plays the role of an angel, and she feels that she is lucky to meet such a little man.

However, the filming process of "Angels in the World" changed her, and she not only slowly understood the play through the plot, the discussions and correspondence between Caesar and Kubrick, but also got closer to Caesar's inner world, and also had a new understanding of the creator and faith.

It can be said that in addition to the transformative power of beauty energy, a large part of that "divinity" is a bonus brought by Bea's understanding of faith.

Elizabeth was also reformed to serve as Caesar's mother. But there is no "divinity" in her, and if there is a difference, it is just an alternative motherhood full of mischief.

After the lights came on, almost instantly, the audience stood up, applause invaded like a tide, and people applauded and shouted "angels"! "Angel"! "Angel"! "Angel"!

The insiders sitting in the front row were all focused on Caesar and Bea.

Caesar slowly got up and walked towards the stage with Bea, receiving congratulations from the entertainment celebrities along the way.

When Caesar took Bea to the center of the stage, people were surprised to find that they were as worthy as the prince and princess who walked out of the call.

Caesar, who is already more than 1.7 meters tall, wears a black Armani waist-cinching suit, no tie, bow tie, and the classic round inch has never changed and will not change.

The smile is warm and confident, and someone with a heart can even taste a little good-natured banter from Elizabeth?

Bea on the side wore a pair of black high heels a few centimeters taller than Caesar, a well-cut black evening dress skirt, so that the devil's figure was undoubtedly revealed, and a long white silk scarf cleverly wrapped around the neck extended to the back, and formed a pair of freehand wings, which fit the theme of the day very well.

The long golden wavy shawl hair was casually tied in a bun, but a special black feather was used as a hairpin.

After taking the stage, he let go of the hand holding Caesar's arm, and stood casually like a slim black rose.

If netizens from the 21st century see these two people, they will definitely shout "together".

In Hollywood in the 80s, what were the mainstream big-name female stars like?

Jane Fonda, Scherney Weaver, Merrill Streep, Demi Moore, Faye Donnawe, Sally Field, Diane Keaton.

What are the characteristics of these people? One word------ hard!

Shegeney Weaver is the heroine of "Alien", not to mention Merrill Streep, Demi Moore's big and wide chin can not only kill her husband and children, but also blind the audience.

Diane Keaton, Faye Donnawe, Sally Field, one counts as one.

This group of women in the 80s always gave people the feeling of being a female man, not to mention the angularity of their faces, and their own personalities and roles were all that kind of hard bastard.

Looking at their faces, you can always think of them wearing suits or cargo pants.

In this aesthetic atmosphere, North American fans suddenly saw Emmanuel Bea, who was completely different from his previous life, and made his debut on the screen as an angel.

In this contrast, the audience's response can be imagined.

After changing the angel costume, Bea's beauty is also thrilling, but although the "divinity" is still there, the style is completely different.

Because Caesar and the film "Angels in the World", Bea, who has completely different angles and ways of looking at the world, although it is the first time to face such a big scene, but the ease and calmness that even the famous superstars in the audience cannot really admire.

The host handed over the microphone, and Caesar asked Bea very gentlemanly to say it first, because the audience shouted "angel", not "Caesar".

Bea took the microphone and was about to speak when she was interrupted by a goosebump-sounding voice.

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