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aqui te amo。 1.Sally Hawkins:

Sally Hawkins played Nick Frost in "Guardians of the Galaxy", completely showing the character's deep feelings, her acting skills are excellent, bringing sweet touches to the audience, and she is a fresh face to look forward to.

2.Erica Branel: In "King Arthur", Erica Branel plays the coach of the careerist Pence, showing dramatic tension with her extraordinary acting skills, and is well received in her performance in which she jumps and passionately, and portrays the role of Seungqing very three-dimensionally.

3.Halle Berry: In 2017, Harley Berry was ruined in "Three Billboards", and Halle Berry played a patient with sleep disorders brilliantly, showing the character's thoughts and feelings vividly, seizing the highlight of the film and becoming a Hollywood actress.

4.Ana de Armas: In the classic movie "Crazy Primitives", Ana de Armas brilliantly played a character full of emotions and deep hearts, and she used a passionate and delicate performance to outline the character's character, detonate the atmosphere of the audience, and was named Best Supporting Actress.

The story takes place in 1962, when Bobby (Anton Yelkin) was just 11 years old, his father died when he was 5 years old, and now he lives with his mean, selfish mom Elizabeth (Hope Davis), who on his birthday did not give him the bike of his dreams, but a free library card - a birthday present from his mother. Bobby was heartbroken, and her mother could buy herself all kinds of beautiful clothes to wear in three days, but she was not willing to spend money to fulfill her son's small wish. However, the arrival of a mysterious tenant makes Bobby's wishes less elusive.

The strange old man who rented his attic was named Ted (Anthony Hopkins), and he promised to give Bobby a dollar a week on the condition that he read the newspaper every day because he had bad eyes. Bobby happily accepted the deal for the bike of his dreams. Although some adults, including Bobby's mother, have a grudge against this weird old man, Bobby gets along well with him.

From Ted, Bobby gets knowledge, courage, friendship, and many other things that will make him a man, and, with Ted's help, Bobby gets rid of a group of older kids who always bully him and Sully, and wins Kylor's favor. In Bobby's emotional world, Ted may have filled the void left by his father.

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