freeOK概要：On Wednesday, September 10, 2008, from 9pm to 10:10pm (70 minutes), BBC1's Tom Wilkinson and Reese Evans led a shocking meditation on human identity. Playwright Karel Churchill adapted her original play, exploring the issue of human cloning through a thought-provoking, surprising, and unforgettable father son drama. Sault is a man in his early 60s, and his adult son Bernard (also known as "B2") discovered the existence of his own genetic replica. Sault initially attributed cloning to an unethical hospital and assured "B2" that he was the original clone. Later, another more angry son "B1" appeared in front of "Salter"'s house and confronted "Salter". Their interaction showed that "B1" was actually the same: as a young widower, Salter was very unhappy with "B1" and decided to start over with a new version of his son. As more lies about Sault's dark past are exposed, the brothers' fantasies are stripped away and they begin to question their own personalities, ultimately reaching a shocking and tragic climax. For the TV adaptation, Wilkinson and Evans' performances were on par with the original stage play I saw at the Royal Palace Theatre, where the two main characters were played by Michael Gambon and Daniel Craig. However, I am disappointed with the final scene here. I feel that it is a simple choice to use television skills instead of relying on the quality of elaborate stage and script, which is what I am used to and what I expect. That means it's just me, don't let me delay you from downloading anything, after all, I'm a great drama. If Beeb can do this regularly, then our lives will all be happier.
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On Wednesday, September 10, 2008, from 9pm to 10:10pm (70 minutes), BBC1's Tom Wilkinson and Reese Evans led a shocking meditation on human identity. Playwright Karel Churchill adapted her original play, exploring the issue of human cloning through a thought-provoking, surprising, and unforgettable father son drama. Sault is a man in his early 60s, and his adult son Bernard (also known as "B2") discovered the existence of his own genetic replica. Sault initially attributed cloning to an unethical hospital and assured "B2" that he was the original clone. Later, another more angry son "B1" appeared in front of "Salter"'s house and confronted "Salter". Their interaction showed that "B1" was actually the same: as a young widower, Salter was very unhappy with "B1" and decided to start over with a new version of his son. As more lies about Sault's dark past are exposed, the brothers' fantasies are stripped away and they begin to question their own personalities, ultimately reaching a shocking and tragic climax. For the TV adaptation, Wilkinson and Evans' performances were on par with the original stage play I saw at the Royal Palace Theatre, where the two main characters were played by Michael Gambon and Daniel Craig. However, I am disappointed with the final scene here. I feel that it is a simple choice to use television skills instead of relying on the quality of elaborate stage and script, which is what I am used to and what I expect. That means it's just me, don't let me delay you from downloading anything, after all, I'm a great drama. If Beeb can do this regularly, then our lives will all be happier.展開
