英音“低音炮”卷福用美音读了一封信,十分“醉人”(附视频&演
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复古又文艺的英国人对书信情有独钟,至今仍保留着“书信阅读会”的传统,朗读那些著名的书信,述说一段段或感人或有趣的故事。
自2013年发起的“Letters Live”活动,就是英国一年一度的盛会,吸引了各届明星大咖前来参与。今年的Letters Live上,卷福Benedict Cumberbatch再次出场,这回读的不再是催泪情书,而是用美音朗读了奥斯卡影帝汤姆·汉克斯(Tom Hanks)在18岁时写给导演乔治·罗伊·希尔(George Roy Hill)的信。信中,汤姆毛遂自荐,希望导演能“发掘”还是高中生的他。
一口标准英伦腔的卷福说美音也能这么生动,快戳视频来听听吧~
Tom Hanks
在18岁时写给导演的自荐信
Dear Mr. Hill,
Seeing that ... I have seen your fantastically entertaining and award-winning film "The Sting," starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford, and enjoyed it very much, it is all together fitting and proper that you should "discover" me. Now, right away I know what you are thinking: "Who is this kid?" and I can understand your apprehensions. I am a nobody. No one outside of Skyline High School has heard of me. ... My looks are not stunning. I am not built like a Greek God, and I can"t even grow a mustache, but I figure if people will pay to see certain films ... they will pay to see me.
Let"s work out the details of my discovery. We can do it the way Lana Turner was discovered, me sitting on a soda shop stool, you walk in and notice me and -- BANGO -- I am a star.
Or maybe we can do it this way. I stumble into your office one day and beg for a job. To get rid of me, you give me a stand-in part in your next film. While shooting the film, the star breaks his leg in the dressing room, and, because you are behind schedule already, you arbitrarily place me in his part and -- BANGO -- I am a star.
All of these plans are fine with me, or we could do it any way you would like, it makes no difference to me! But let"s get one thing straight. Mr. Hill, I do not want to be some bigtime, Hollywood superstar with girls crawling all over me, just a hometown American boy who has hit the big-time, owns a Porsche, and calls Robert Redford "Bob".
Respectfully submitted,
Your Pal Forever,
Thomas J. Hanks
看完卷福大人的美式英语朗诵,我们再来听听卷福用地道英式英文朗读图灵大大写给友人的一封信。在信里,图灵轻描淡写地说了自己受迫害的现状,提及了那个影响深远、含义深刻的逻辑推理。
My dear Norman,
I don"t think I really do know much about jobs except the one I had during the War,and that certainly did not involve any travelling.I think they do take on conscripts.
It certainly involved a good deal of hard thinking but whether you"d be interested,I don"t know.
Philip Hall was in the same racket and on the whole I should say he didn"t care for it.However,I am not at present in a state in which I am able to concentrate well,for reasons explained in the next paragraph.
I have now got myself into the kind of trouble that I have always considered to be quite a possibility for me,though I have usually rated it to about 10 to 1 against.I shall shortly be plesding guilty to a charge of sexual offenses with a young man.The story of how it all came to be found out is a long and fascinating one which I shall have to make into a short story one day but haven"t the time to tell you now.
No doubt,I shall emerge from it all a different man,but quite who I"ve not found out.Glad you enjoy the broadcast.Jefferson certainly was rather disppointing though.
I"m afraid that the following syllogism may be used by some in the future.
Turing believes machines can think.
Turing lies with men.
Therefore machines do not think.
Yours in distress,
Alan
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