With the imminent release of Rose Matefeo’s brand new romcom Starstruck on BBC Three at the end of April, this coming year marks a watershed moment in broadcasting history with most BBC Three comedy either starring, written by or created by women. BBC Three will be the first UK channel to achieve this landmark in female representation with 58% of long-form scripted comedy written by women.
Upcoming titles include Lazy Susan, Starstruck and Ellie and Natasia plus the second series of both In My Skin and Back to Life.
In addition to this, the BBC today announces four new BBC Comedy Slices for BBC Three, all of which are written by and/or star female talent: Ladybaby, Amicable, Dinosaur and Britney, which results in the majority of comedy programmes on BBC Three now being female led.
Kate Daughton, outgoing Head of Comedy at the BBC, says: “Building on the huge success of Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Daisy May Cooper, this marks a monumental achievement and is testament to the fact the most pioneering and exciting new voices in comedy are increasingly female.”
Kate leaves the Comedy Commissioning team today having made a tremendous impact overseeing a raft of female first titles. Since Kate’s arrival in 2017 she has commissioned and nurtured Fleabag, Mum, Ghosts, Gavin & Stacey: Christmas Special (2019), This Time With Alan Partridge, Back to Life, The Goes Wrong Show, Out of Her Mind, Two Doors Down, In My Skin and Man Like Mobeen. Alongside the forthcoming Witchfinder, Alma’s Not Normal and Stephen Merchant series The Offenders (w/t).
Shane Allen, Director of BBC Comedy, says: “Five years ago there were still articles asking where all the funny women were. That hoary old nonsense can finally be dispensed with once and for all. It’s a level playing field with the most vibrant and dynamic work coming through from females writers and writer performers who are elevating the art form of comedy and expanding its horizons. As for Kate Daughton, no longer will she curse at me for loud sneezing in the office. Partly because she’s leaving and mostly because we’ve not been in the office. Truly bereft; in denial that she’s off and we’re lucky to have had her for so long.”
Charlotte Moore, Chief Content Officer, says: “Kate’s impeccable taste, whip smart comedy brain and beguiling ways with talent have had a transformative impact on the comedy output in her time here. The fact that BBC Three can claim to be the first UK channel with a majority of female led and written scripted comedy is in large part down to her vision and passion for backing genre defining female creatives. She’ll be sorely missed but thankfully leaves behind a terrific legacy of shows ahead.”
看完电影倒是对鸭鸣报名字的由来有所领悟，一个感受：要在世俗意义上活得有点尊严，有没有才华不要紧，有没有头脑才是关键，19世纪的法国是这样，现在亦如是。
当赤身裸体跳入清澈的湖水里时，解脱所有束缚，在自由里游荡。
还不错的小说改编，通过个人生活的沉浮，展现了时代背景中文艺媒体圈的演变，不少内容还有借古讽今的意味。
原著党骂骂咧咧表示这都改得什么玩意儿啊！好多重要情节都不对了（为了聚焦直接删除另一条大支线我也就表示理解），关键是，巴尔扎克原作的悲惨意味被大大削减，比如在整个名利场中lucien根本没有朋友最后就是被两面夹击算计翻了（初恋贵夫人根本不是啥好人），比如lucien为了给coralie买棺材而在病榻前写黄色诗歌挣钱，比如coralie的侍女为了给lucien挣回乡路费上大街卖身……原作中lucien贪慕虚荣以致越走越歪也没被表现出来，单看电影仿佛他是啥纯洁如小鹿的孩子=w= 可能这个现代改编主要意在点出两百年后的社交网络假新闻也差不多吧，但就很肤浅……只能说，男主外型选得不错=w=
电影的优点来自原著，缺点来自除了文本其它平平。中间那一段幻想华彩明显放错了地方。估计是篇幅的原因，收尾太晚太轻。而最致命的是，对于主题与现实的关联有些肤浅。看完觉得最厉害的是巴尔扎克。
在资产阶级和市场经济的初期，艺术不再真实而成为了金钱和利益傀儡，也许在真正的找到内在力量之后才能有不被左右、不会幻灭的底气吧
He would stop hoping, and start living.
改编比较大，对19世纪20年代巴黎各阶层社会氛围的还原是亮点，还算值得一看吧。
精致、深刻，巴尔扎克对媒体和人性的洞察与揭示至今仍未过时。
海明威说巴黎是一席流动盛宴，这个片子实在是把巴黎纸醉金迷、浮动的欲望展现出来了。上一个让我惊艳的复古质感的电影是巴里林登。台词功底还是得益于巴尔扎克了？
性的欢愉就够了，要什么爱情，而且是我不相信的那种！被丢在巴黎的乡下纯真男孩也可以谋生，女孩就只能卖肉，那个时代，男性还是比女性多了好多机会和自由！千金散尽，女友向贵妇求告，贵妇一笑，说因为他是艺术家。这也算是某种刻板印象了！真的很烦那个小嘬嘴男，想把他的嘴撕成正常。四星，一星给巴尔扎克。初中读了很多他的书，可能对法国的向往就是那时埋下的种子，可是现在看，只觉得太drama，赤贫，暴富，赤贫，诗人，贵妇，年轻女演员，爱情，肺病，投湖……呃🤔
虽然是200多年前的巴黎，但当时的规则同样适用在当下，不愧是BALZAC的名作
啊，一颗高贵的心就此陨落了！(Hamlet)
中规中矩吧，小说原著里那些枝节但很重要的剧情与人物都砍掉了，故事变得紧凑，但这样一个巴黎梦碎的故事也挺普通的。
男主从无名到兴盛再到没落，拍得还可以，但故事本身并不怎么吸引人～
正如那本书的最后一句话
吕西安无法留在巴黎，卡洛琳死在巴黎，爱与美都在这里凋零——他将停止幻想，开始生活
让我想去读一下原著了～巴尔扎克系列在现今社会越来越具有警示作用。
-结构好？那就是它老套！
男主作为老江湖这一设定，很多行为并不像老江湖该有的作为。
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