When Edward, who was in the dark, knew that his wife had lied to him, he seemed crazy to know all the details of his wife's disloyalty to him. And the more you know, the deeper the pain. In the face of his love for Connie, Edward can’t find a balance, and the outburst of anger he can’t even imagine...
actress plays a cheating husband His wife, Diane Lane's performance in this film is remarkable. The most commendable thing is the afternoon after Connie had a relationship with Paul for the first time in the film. She sat on the train home and recalled her trembling, hesitation, fear, anxiety, and even Paul’s touch and kiss. Gradually liberated and enjoy the passion and joy; the camera switches to her sitting on the train, feeling disgusted with herself in sin and shame, even disgusting, but can't help but recall the gc just now... Diane Lin En expressing such contradictory emotions is very convincing. The audience could even guess what happened just now from just her face, and the performance was really impeccable. Throughout the film, Diane Lane maintains such a high level of acting skills, thoroughly interpreting the role of Connie, making the audience's emotions go up and down with her, feeling her fear and contradiction, and feeling her excitement and enthusiasm. Feel her guilt, feel her anger and regret, feel her mood as a mother and wife.
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