AYLA HURST

I'm expecting with emociont the new film of Tom Hooper, (and not only because I love this director), The Danish Girl, an inspirating story about be yourself. Eddie Redmaye plays Einar/Lili The plot is based in a true story that happened in Paris in 1925. Einar and Gerda Gewener was a young Danish marriage that have travelled to Paris for being artists. One day, during Gerda was painting, one of her models didn't appear, so Gerda asked her husband if he could be her model for a day. Einar discovered that he was very comforable with a dress and his wife and he started a game where Einar was dressed like a women and he was presented like Lili Elbe. The thing that started like a game finally it transoformed in a reality, Einar discovered that he wasn't in his body, he is a women atraped in a man body. So Einar, with her wife support, travelled to Berlín for submit himself in the first change sex operation in the story. In the real life, the Danish king autoritzed to ...

I'm a lover of British culture... The Tea Time, their puntuality, their cities... but there is a thing that I love it more than England, its Gentleman! Okey, it could sounds that I'm a little bit insane, but I love the gentleman prototype: serious men, with their hairs perfectly clean, their spotless swits and the shiny shoes... I imagine my perfect gentleman like a tall guy, with a white skin and a pretty blue eyes that seduced me with every glance. Ok, I must to stop it because my imagination it's doing something bad. For ilustrate my prototype of Gentleman, I choosed two examples: The Angel and The Devil: EDDIE REDMAYNE. THE ANGEL I think that a perfect example of "Good Boy" is the British actor Edde Redmaine, this thirty-three years old actor is known for playing the roles of Marius (Les Miserables, 2012), Lilly (The Danish Girl, 2016) and Stephen Hawking (The Theory of Everything, 2014). This smiling guy it seems more an Scotish Gentleman than an...