Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: You can't earn a billion dollars.
Ilana Glazer: That's right.
AOC: You just can't earn that.
Glazer: That's exactly correct.
AOC: You can get market power. You can break rules. You can do all sorts of things. You can abuse labor laws.
Glazer: Yup.
AOC: You can pay people less than what they're worth.
Glazer: Yup.
AOC: But you can't earn that, right?
Glazer: That's right.
AOC: And so you have to create a myth that -- since you didn't earn that, you have to create a myth of earning it.
#Honour#JungEunChae#LeeChungAh
I don't see their closing interviews yet. But some article extracts praising their work here :
JEC:
-She demonstrated her true value as an actress, showcasing solid acting skills, excellent character interpretation, and great ensemble with fellow actors..
- She is a character who constantly agonizes between justice and reality, making choices along the way. To not miss the narrative and charm of Kang Shin-jae, Jung Eun-chae built the character by deeply contemplating the processes that led the person to her current choices and what emotions and determinations resided within her.
- Even within restrained expression, Jung Eun-chae delicately revealed the character's firm beliefs and unwavering attitude, bringing out the character's weight. She meticulously built up the texture of emotions that change according to the situation, using calm eyes, a determined tone of voice, and adding richness to the three-dimensionality of the character Kang Shin-jae. Through her serious attitude towards the work and deep contemplation of the character, she has further expanded her acting spectrum. Viewers also responded with enthusiastic praise for the Kang Shin-jae character completed with Jung Eun-chae's unique color.
Furthermore, Jung Eun-chae displayed brilliant chemistry with Lee Na-young and Lee Chung-ah, convincingly portraying the friendship and solidarity of the three female lawyers. The relationship formed by the three characters heightened the immersion in the drama. As such, 'The Honor' was a work that once again confirmed that Jung Eun-chae is an actress who solidifies the narrative of a work through her solid acting skills and character interpretation, as well as synergy with fellow actors.
Source: https://t.co/08ZZtoo8L6
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LCA
This work marks a clear turning point for Lee Chung-ah as well. This is because she did not stop at the sophisticated and calm image the public has become familiar with, but instead placed at the forefront a character driven by emotion and instinct, who acts first.
Hwang Hyun-jin is a character whose heart reacts before reason. Evaluations suggest that Lee Chung-ah powerfully portrayed this fiery temperament while simultaneously bringing out the warmth and sincerity within the character.
Her method of delving into the case was also impressive. Her chemistry with Yoon Ra-young (Lee Na-young) and Kang Shin-jae (Jung Eun-chae) firmly held the drama together.
Above all, Lee Chung-ah's strength lies in her ability to handle complex emotional lines with density and without exaggeration. She convincingly showed Hwang Hyun-jin's transformation as she moves toward justice. She captured on screen not just a lawyer solving cases, but also the character's determination to sacrifice herself to protect loved ones.
Amidst the upward trajectory that continued until the finale, it is clearly evident why Lee Chung-ah was a core pillar of this work through the character Hwang Hyun-jin.
Source: https://t.co/7YGd4Ch0Yn
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- @TeamUSA captain and Torrent forward Hilary Knight on the call and joke by President Donald Trump.