The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 08, 1988, Page 5, Image 5

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Bertolucci filmed much of the film at the Forbidden City, providing the < West with its first intimate glimpse of that country's im- I pressive royal complex. Beginning his reign as a toddler, the emperor soon I realizes the power of his position, only to be disillusioned by his discovery that his influence doesn't extend beyond the walls of his palace. A revolution has left China with a i republic, and the emperor has no real power. One of Bertolucci's main themes in The Last Emperor is the irony that Yi is indeed the emperor, but he cannot leave his own stronghold. The days of dynasties arc over, i but the emperor's pride refuses to allow him to accept this i fact. A British teacher named Johnston (Peter O'Toole) attempts to pound some humility into the emperor's head, but his efforts are to no avail. Yi can't see what's around him because his pride overwhelms him. Still, the emperor grows to like Johnston because he challenges him, albeit with all-due respect. Bcrtolucci carries this idea on into the film, when I he imperialistic Japanese set up Manchuko, a puppet state in Jfca ? AAl^aprv Send your message f\I A^v:|E?|E(j Personals Valentine's S ULnOOiriUl/ Come by The Gamecock M m __ _ -- ^ ? _ Room 323 Russell Hou VALENTINES Box 85131 I f! N'jmc ; Address | Today's date 10 Words i| Run Date: Frida | Deadline: Tuesd I 5 I I 1 i! i I I I I I I ~ .... - h itjh quality <irn ____ A? ^ lift **? m c \?> off the rrtptlttr/> -<y? I'erjhrviern* / /m * | CHI 1 ' ' * OUR REGI we go. made ai Is arc thinking J SECRET I ust home lor a 9 t most vou'll ft a /! AmUhitrirr A /) ireyhound. flUfiPi HOT / ffwE# Does the ^ to us: ?w?? ^ EVER KNOWN \l \ j\i'l on (id'v houiul 1.1 ncs. I ik . S9 V IVKHCircvhouml l inos. Inc | ? 1 ' uses beauty, rme great epic mmm m i m Film Review Manchuria, and offer to lei Vi rule. Although it is obvious to all around him that the Japanese simply want a "yes man" in Manchuko, the emperor allows pride to blind him again as lie accepts. Bertolucci avoids the deadly traps that a historical epic jf this type often carries with it. His strategy of using flashbacks may not be original, but it works well. Ihe film does have its slow stretches, but these are few and tai between and don't damage the overall impact. Bertolucci's seemingly effortless cinematography sweeps along landscapes and interiors alike, but never does he resort to spectacle for spectacle's sake, as Steven Spielberg did with Umpire of the Sun, his recent exercise in excess. The acting throughout The Lust Lmneror is sunorb. As ihc tragic title character, Lone is simply outstanding. He manages to evoke sympathy tor a somewhat pathetic figure, which is no easy task tor any actor. And O'Toole is also excellent as the prim and proper British tutor. 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