The man in the red cloak, who, as we’ve determined, represents Ziegler, tells Bill, ominously, “Nothing can change her fate now.” This represents Bill at the end of the bathroom scene worrying that Ziegler will have Mandy killed to keep her from talking. Plus, by examining Bill’s dreamlike reimagining of Ziegler’s party-the orgy sequence-we can see that Bill feared for Mandy’s safety even before she was killed. Remember that later on he demonstrates ugly contempt for her: “She was a hooker. I doubt anyone would argue that Ziegler is above ordering someone’s death, especially someone as low on the socioeconomic ladder as Mandy. Ziegler, a married man of tremendous wealth, has a drugged, naked prostitute lying unconscious in his own bathroom while he throws a house party. Although Kubrick films the bathroom scene in a low-key, casual tone, the situation is horrific. Once we ask this, we arrive at an almost too-simple answer: Mandy is killed to protect Ziegler’s reputation following the incident in his bathroom. Thus, what we should be asking is: what does Mandy do at the Ziegler party that would cause her to be murdered, and how is that projected by Bill into the orgy scene? As we’ve established, however, the orgy is Bill’s dreamlike reflection of the party at Victor Ziegler’s house. The key is that this line of questioning is misguided, because it assumes that the events of the orgy scene are their own unique events. He merely discredits her as a “hooker” and even exclaims at one point, “her door was locked from the inside, police are happy, end of story!” It’s pretty clear to Bill-and us-that Mandy was killed.īut the big, unresolved question is: Why would Mandy’s act of redemption at the orgy lead to her having been killed? What does “redeem” even mean? Ziegler denies foul play in her death, but he’s extremely unconvincing in doing so. Amanda Curran, who has three appearances: first she overdoses in Ziegler’s bathroom later, she “redeems” Bill at the orgy finally, she turns up dead in the morgue. This is because only through an understanding of the symbolism can we piece together the disjointed plot.įirst we’ll focus on the mystery of Mandy the prostitute, a.k.a. I’m aware that my analysis in Part 1 only explained the movie’s symbolism and didn’t fill any of its frustrating plot holes.
So they just shut up and let me back.This is Part 2 of my analysis of Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut. I’ve been giving them a lot of press, though. Tom Holland revealed, "As word spread around town and people started figuring out that ‘apparently Tom Holland’s bartending at this bar,’ then the general manager started figuring it out. Fans and patrons couldn't resist the allure of being served by Peter Parker in the flesh. I ended up doing a few shifts at this bar in London, which was a lot of fun."ĪLSO READ: 'I’m not giving up that ticket': Tom Holland once rejected the opportunity to work with Tom Hardy in USD 1.3 billion franchise Tom Holland's unplanned encounter with fameĪs word spread around London that Spider-Man himself was mixing drinks at a local bar, the excitement reached a fever pitch. He expressed, "One of my favorite things about what we do for a living is when you get the opportunity to learn a new skill for a reason, other than you just want to give it a go. Holland spoke about this experience in a recent SiriusXM interview, highlighting his appreciation for learning new skills as an actor. This wasn't just a whim it was a deliberate effort to enhance his portrayal of a treasure hunter who could hold his own behind the bar. He had enrolled in a bartending school to master the art of mixing cocktails. In preparation for his role as Nathan Drake, Tom Holland took an unconventional route to immerse himself in the character. In the movie, Holland's character, Nathan Drake, embarked on a globe-trotting quest to uncover a 500-year-old fortune, left behind by the renowned explorer Ferdinand Magellan. The film boasted an impressive ensemble cast, including Mark Wahlberg, Antonio Banderas, Tati Gabrielle, and more. Most recently, Tom Holland graced the silver screen as Nathan Drake in the action-packed adventure film Uncharted (2022).
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ALSO READ: 'It's also kind of heartbreaking': When Marvel yelled at Tom Holland for promoting USD 1.9 million movie in 'wrong' way Tom Holland's path to becoming Nathan Drakeīefore we delve into the exciting world of bartending, let's rewind a bit.
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