极品基老伴第一季

这个世界上有两类人你是很难应对的，一种是无畏的人，另外一种就是无欲的人。这样的情况具化到人类身上表现为一种是熊孩子，而另外一种就是老人家。

你以为的老人家是什么样子？含饴弄孙颐养天年，得了吧，那都是没得着机会的大多数情况，如果有机会老人家才是这个世界上最为得瑟毒舌闷骚显摆......等等你能想到的形容词于一身的那个物种。

但是为什么不呢？这个世界虽然现在是我们的，但是这个世界的规则还是他们制定的呢，即使没有制定也是他们经手的，所以，所以他们当然有理由有原因有立场对现在的世界指手画脚表达看法。更何况，对于这个世界他们早就没有了要求，你对没有要求的人怎么要求？

他们对自己的爱人朋友甚至家人都可以出言讥讽谎话脱口而出，对其他人还指望他礼貌有加吗？得了吧，如果真是那样，这个世界才是奇怪到要末日了呢？

当然了，老人家的抱怨或者毒舌自有他们的分寸和智慧。尤其是这部片子里面的两位英国的老爷爷，或者说所代表的腐国的那些年老之后的好基友们。对自圆说还没有找到合适机会告诉老妈自己是Gay的爱人毫不留情的跟上一句“你已经等了48年了”，瞬间秒杀了对吧，但是对方还能面不改色的来一句“这就证明确实一直没找到合适的机会”，而对自己的朋友也是毫不留情：你要是嫌我准备的面包小，那我把你带来的空气端上来如何？如果这话放到早三十年说给朋友，估计现场会血流成河了吧。所以你看，年老的好处就是，我想揍你，但是实在挥不动拳头了，所以我只好在言语上打击一下你吧，哪怕只是让你感觉一下也好啊！如果真的一不小心伤害了你，哇，太好了！谢谢你终于感受到了我的用心良苦。

至于说到秒杀，呵呵，还有人能拼得过英国的老人家么？那一集斯图尔特伤心欲绝的告诉自己的好朋友，我是不是真的很没用啊？对方深情并茂的说，当然不是啊，你又英俊又有爱心，世间难得的好人，相信我，福瑞德。瞬间，想死的心有没有？！但是你以为那个听到应该会死的人真的会撞墙吗？得了吧，他才不会这么想不开呢？反正不用撞墙那个时刻也会很快到来，再等等吧。所以即使说了听了再难听的话，对方也只会起身告辞。连抱歉都不用说了——反正年纪大了，明早就不记得了。

年纪大了的好处就是，即使你依然如同GOOGLE一样记得住所有，但是并不妨碍你在心情很好心情不好滔滔不绝无话可说打击别人甚至只是出于好玩的时候跳一下场，失忆一下，所有人都会原谅，因为老年人自然有年老的福利是年轻人羡慕不来的。更大的好处是即使出错了场，连抱歉都不用说，甚至都不需要脸红。所以Penelopy才会一次又一次的转场，却无人对此提出半分不满。

所以，年轻人就不要在老年人面前表现智慧了，于是编剧就找了一位看上去如此朴实憨厚的孩子来做他们的邻居，面对两位好基友朋友Violet的种种调戏，好孩子也只能装傻充愣卖弄天真了。但是，即使这样和Violet浑然天成的真性情一比，也立刻下风了有没有？！所以你因为老年人都是优雅正统的吗？得了吧，英国的老太太从出生到死亡就一直坚定不移的相信着人间有真情人间有真爱，年纪一大把了还在网络上与欧洲乃至世界的帅哥们谈着恋爱呢？！更不要讲远渡重洋的去阿根廷寻找真爱！

所以，所以，看完这部片子你觉得三观都要毁了？得了吧，如果三观不毁你又怎么能活到年老而去毒舌年轻人呢？！

所以，所以你或许会问，要怎么对付这样的老人家呢？如果一不小心碰到了这样的情况？不然我用青春无敌炫耀于他们面前？打击他们？

得了吧，你的所谓年轻他们压根不会羡慕，同时还会告诉你：年轻啊，我已经年轻了快一个世纪了，但是你老过吗？！


所以，还是得了吧！

    中国古人夫妻间相处融洽 感情和睦 常常称之为琴瑟之好 ，现代人讲夫妻关系好，又多是说沟通融洽 彼此温柔 。这些既有标准放到这对相处49年的伴侣身上好像完全变了个样。可以一见面就问候对方是不是已驾鹤归去，各种吐糟互黑，虽然常常有会玩的过界伤了对方自尊 ， 即使撂下狠话：”我觉得我们可能跨不过这道坎了。“可只要对方一说对不起 也就立马好了 。生活与他们不是一部沉闷的伦理剧，只有畅所欲言的毒舌和始终一直在的爱。
    我不想强调这是一部gay剧， 这也同样不是这部的的亮点。因为同样的感情和关系放在一对异性恋上一样是成立的，只要两人也有这样到晚年依然惊人的幽默感和活力。我也不想仅仅全文都说的是羡慕的话，毕竟那是电视剧 ，因为有编剧的细细研磨，演员的出色表扬 和那能打出活力的灯光摄影化妆 所有其他一起配合得当的因素，这一切才看起来那么紧凑和精彩。即使是这样有着喜剧标签的剧 ，我还是看出了那步入晚年的哀愁，费雷迪工作锐减收入不够买一件得体的大衣来出席自己十分看重的影迷会，可是英国绅士的风格不能改变 ，依然要每天喝茶邀为数不多的几个老朋友谈天，斯图尔特却悄悄出去打工 ，哪怕是要被年轻人叫去打扫员工厕所，在他看来那个在一起多年爱人的感受远远甚于自己的得失。故事是很感人，却也不得不散发出晚年生活的辛酸的味道。
   这部剧在中国观众的视角来看，最值得关注老年人自己的生活。因为是同性的恋人，也就没有孩子的牵绊，因为有相对宽容的社会态度，即使是隐瞒了快一辈子的斯图尔特的妈妈知道真相后，也不过昏厥一下，叹口气说声”好吧 祝贺你 。“外加抱怨几句食物多么难吃的话走开了，他们的生活没有太多外界的干扰，这大概是晚年生活的趋于平静。
   生活的重心逐渐回归自己，时间也就这么悄无声息地慢慢经过，虽然老年没有年轻那么活色生香 精力充沛 ，倒也有越发优雅的举止和炉火纯青的毒舌功力 。
   

这部剧的司徒和弗雷迪是继梅林和二瑟，卷福和花生后最喜欢的CP之一。英剧卖腐又一次刷新了它的节操下线，从直男演Gay,到两个出柜的男演员演一对Gay的老年日常生活。
　　不需要任何宏大的场面，两个老爷爷一个客厅就可以撑起一部剧了。
　　
　　司徒敏感 善良 小别扭。虽然总是毒舌，但是当男朋友事业低潮的时候奉上无条件的支持和赞美，去当售货员给弗雷迪卖一身出席的风衣。当被欺负的委屈含泪时，对方一个sorry 就立刻破涕为笑原谅了。
　　
　　弗雷迪真是霸道 自负 毒舌 优雅 的女王呀。如同幼儿园小男生对喜欢的女生只会恶作剧，他每次毒舌司徒把他批评的一无是处，看着男朋友捂着小嘴，泪奔而去，露出淡淡微笑。但是总是会在最关键的时候站出来给司徒无限的勇气。
　　
　　弗雷迪说：He is the most wonderful man in the world and I am proud to call him my lover.
　　司徒睁大着眼睛充满崇拜地望着弗雷迪，听那个49年来不停和自己作对的人说爱他，他的小心肝开始颤抖呀颤抖了。
　　于是，那些毒舌都变成充满爱的调情。
　　对弗雷迪来讲，司徒是他的男朋友，就意味着，只有他可以毒舌，欺负，其他任何人都不可以，哪怕那个任何人是丈母娘，他也会为爱的人奋起反击。
　　这样的爱人，让人无论何时都可以充满信任，可以相伴到老呀。
　　作为一个一点不敏感纤细的女汉子，看完之后还是不禁感慨：
　　幸福就是毒舌老伴和老狗呀。

在本国，重视老人的辈分和低位，多见倚老卖老，而在欧美，老去则不那么愉快，文化上还时更崇尚年轻和活力。对于老年人的玩笑，尺度大点儿算是恶毒语言了，由老人们自己嘴里冒出来，互相吐槽，就会意外地有趣。
这是简单的情景剧，大部分的场景是他们家客厅，两位男主乃是揶揄大神，不断扔段子，可爱极了。他们说话文绉绉的，老绅士风范可比貌似缺乏传统文化熏陶的大西洋彼岸优雅得多了。每集只有20分钟，一季只有6集，一晃就过去了。剧本精炼而精彩，或许是英剧的魅力之一。

Q: What drew you to Vicious?

A: Derek and I arranged a reading with friends. We went round to Derek’s and read the script, and our friends laughed all the way through. I thought, “Aha, it works.” Its aim is to entertain people by making them laugh, and once I realised it did, I was very glad to do it.

Q: Please describe your character for us.

A: Freddie is a pain in the neck, but he’s also a survivor. He’s game. He’s always up for it. He is also honest and is not afraid to speak his mind. I really do like Freddie.

Q: How would you characterise the relationship between Freddie and Stuart?

A: It’s a relationship of long standing. They have fallen into the habit of being horrid to each other. Although they’ve got into this habit, they clearly still love each other in the way that people who have been together for nearly 50 years do. They’ve survived. Anyone who was gay in the 1970s was rather heroic -‐ when Freddie and Stuart first knew each other, it was actually illegal. But they’ve come through thick and thin together, and are still incredibly close.

Q: Do they like to keep the rest of the world at bay?

A: Yes. They are not aware of much outside their own flat. They keep their curtains closed to shut out the outside world. The serious point is that for much of their lives they have had to live privately.

Q: Do you think this show will shock some people?

A: No. It’s not aiming to shock people. It won’t alarm anyone. It isn’t a satire or an expose of gay life. These characters just happen to be gay. For me it is as if TV has grown-‐up. In the past gay characters in sitcoms have been figures of fun. They were funny because they were gay. But I like the fact that these characters are funny because of the people they are. That’s a real advance.

Q: What do you think its appeal will be?

A: I think it’s a family show that will get the broadest possible demographic. Old people will respond to it and see themselves in it, gay people will respond to it and see themselves in it, and the rest will respond to it and see themselves in it. Everyone will be able to relate to these characters. It wasn’t meant to be a gay or an old audience.

Q: Have you enjoyed the studio recordings?

A: Very much so. Initially it seems confusing because as a theatre actor you think the audience is out there. But you have to remember that you also playing to an audience down the camera. You have to rely on the wonderful director, Ed Bye, who is a veteran of this type of comedy, to make sure you get the level right. Also at first it’s worrying as you think, “Am I going to remember the lines?” In the theatre, you have more rehearsal time, and in film you can stop and start. But with this, you just have to keep going. However, it’s really useful to have the studio audience there because they tell you exactly what’s funny.

Q: How have you found it working with Gary Janetti?

A: It’s been wonderful. It’s a fairly traditional sitcom which reminds me of The Golden Girls or I Love Lucy. Gary is very, very alert to what’s comedic. He writes hythmically and with great accuracy. He is very particular that we speak the lines exactly as they are written, in order to elicit a laugh. He’s marvellous to work with. All in all, it’s been a bit of a love-‐in!

Q: What are the advantages of casting you and Derek as Freddie and Stuart?

A: We don’t have to pretend we’ve known each other for 50 years because we have. It was a great relief when I saw the first episode and Freddie and Stuart looked as if they’d been together forever. That ease with each other is essential to the show. Some people will be delighted that Derek and I are making fun of ourselves. We’ve had a ball making Vicious. It’s been an absolute delight.