How can superstars stay ageless? In addition to medical beauty, in the third season of the American drama "Desperate Writers", talk show queen Deborah also mentioned her skin care secrets many times. Once when I was hiking with the screenwriter Ava, she prepared gloves with a SPF

How can superstars stay immortal? In addition to medical beauty, in the third season of the American drama "Desperate Writers", talk show queen Deborah also mentioned her skin care secrets many times. One time when I was hiking with the screenwriter Ava, she prepared gloves with a SPF greater than 50. She said that the hands were the only parts that couldn't be plasticized, so she couldn't fool anyone. Another time, she said that frown lines are the most difficult to treat, and she meant it naturally. It’s not about getting Botox, but it’s about keeping your eyebrows wide and relaxed.

The skin is of course important and must be armed to the teeth. For this queen, what is more important is the old heart wrapped and protected inside. It must be both patinated and shiny. In this season of "Desperate Writers", Deborah still has to face the risk of being eliminated by the times at any time. In order to sit on the throne of late night show host, she urgently needs the continued assistance of the new generation of writers, so at the beginning she met the people who parted ways in the previous season. Ava.

How to describe the relationship between an old man and a young man? The age difference is nearly half a century. They are the boss and the employee. Sometimes they switch rapidly between master and apprentice, mother and daughter, and best friend. When the love is strong, they are like a couple, and when they fall out, they are like a couple. They also cursed viciously, saying that they were in love and killed each other, but they didn't seem to be that obsessed with each other, and they were always half sober and half drunk. They are more like clones of the same species in different eras. They are top-notch smart and look at each other like a mirror. This kind of relationship has gone a long way, even better than Meryl Street in "The Devil Wears Prada". Pu and Anne Hathaway, Zheng Peipei and Zhang Ziyi in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" are much more complicated. In "Desperate Writer", the story of the thousand-year-old fox and the little white rabbit is still going on. The old fox not only refuses to accept the old age, but even absorbs the essence from the young people, and is always ready to reinvent his body and mind. This is the real secret to staying immortal. .

The topic of aging appears in the drama from time to time. In Deborah’s view, the biggest disadvantage of aging is not the loss of collagen, but the lack of time. “People say ‘one day’ all their lives, but for me, ‘one day’ is now. "At a gathering of her contemporaries, she was shocked to find that the old people had outdated ideas and were full of daddy attitudes. She attended a party of young people and mingled with them, but she also had to face their accusations about her faulty performances in the past. She refused to withdraw from the stage of history, so she couldn't stop like a perpetual motion machine. She competed to host the late night show. She was competing with power, men, and young people, and she was competing with herself who never gave up.

Deborah can live forever, but she also pays a heavy price, "the invincible and the loneliest". Ava said in a damning tone that she only felt lonely when she was popping champagne, and the same was true when she died. He said such harsh words because Deborah, who won the Late Night Show at the end of the show, burned bridges and withdrew the invitation to Ava as chief writer. Ava was forced to grow up overnight and launched a strong attack on Deborah. They finally became equal opponents.

If "Desperate Writers" is remade in China, who will be a suitable candidate for Deborah? Netizens listed Pan Hong, Ni Ping, Cai Ming and others, maybe Venus , Song Dandan , Liu Xiaoqing It is also appropriate, and this also proves that there are very few colorful roles for middle-aged and elderly women in domestic film and television dramas, and the characters of horse-catching queens are almost invisible. Even harder to find is Ava, the "desperate writer" who partners with Deborah. She is ordinary, articulate, bookish, and independent, and does not look like a person who lives for domestic entertainment.