Film and Television Worlds: the Rise of the Underworld, Protecting Malena

Russell traveled through North Africa during World War II. He had just promised his comrades to take care of his new wife when he died. He returned to Sicily with the urn and became a small town security officer - he easily dug out the eyes of the gangster who was teasing him, and then shot him twice to make peace. Malena was so beautiful that the whole town was jealous. Right after her husband died, the dentist came to harass her, anonymous letters flew everywhere, and even her own father blocked her from the door. Renaldo rode his bicycle and rushed to find Russell: "Sir, she is really pitiful." Russell no nonsense. The dentist and his wife disappeared, and the gangster's head fell to the ground. He made a bed at the beach villa, made soup, and said to Marlena: "What the town owes you, I will pay it back for you." The task goes far beyond this. In Titanic, he rescued Ruth who was about to jump into the sea in advance and threw Carl into the sea to feed the fish; in The Shawshank Redemption, he stole the warden's black money from the safe and overturned Andy's unjust case. When the Sicilian wind blew again, Malena walked through the street, and no one dared to say a word - because the man standing behind her had a gun in his hand and could not tolerate a grain of sand in his eyes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.