当幸福来敲门供稿：万宇媾The Pursuit of Happyness,中文译名《当幸福来敲门》，2006年12月上映，是一部由加布里尔•穆奇诺执导，斯蒂夫•康拉德担任编剧，威尔•史密斯、贾登•史密斯（威尔•史密斯儿子）等主演的电影。
2007年，影片获得第9届青少年选择奖最佳剧情电影。
电影由真实故事改编，讲述了一位濒临破产的落魄业务员，如何刻苦耐劳、善尽单亲责任，奋发向上成为股市交易员，最后成为知名金融投资家的励志故事。
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来之不易的面试机会，克里斯来不及换上西装、领带，脏兮兮的，从警局直奔公司。
面试官彬彬有礼，克里斯也机智应对，面试官们非常欣赏克里斯的积极乐观与幽默健谈。
克里斯的面试能否通过呢？/ScenesChris:Chris Gardner.How are you?Good morning.Chris Gardner.Chris Gardner.Good to see you again.Chris e been sitting there for the last half-hour,trying to come up with a story that would explain my being here dressed like this.And I wanted to come up with a story that would^demonstrate Equalities that I*m sure you all3)admire here,like^earnestness or^diligence,team-playing,I come up with提出；想出1)demonstrate['demanstreit]n.证明；表露2)quality['kwolati]n.品质;特性；才能3)admire[ed'mai9(r)]v.欣赏；赞美4)earnestness[*3：mstnss]n.认真；真挚5)diligence['child了ens]n.勤奋something. And I couldn ,t think of anything. So the truth is, I was 6)arres1ed for failure to pay "parking tickets.Jay: Parking tickets? What?Chris: And I ran all the way here from the Polk Station, the police station. Mr. Frohm: What were you doing before you were arrested?Chris: I was painting my apartment.Mr. Frohm: Is it dry now?Chris: I hope so.Mr. Frohm: Jay says you* re pretty ^determined.Jay: Uh, he's been waiting outside the front of the building with some40-pound 9>gizmo for over a month.Mr. Frohm: He said you ' re smart.Chris: Well, I like to think so.Mr. Frohm: And you want to learn this business?Chris: Yes, sir, I wanna learn this business.Mr. Frohm: Have you already started learning on your own?Chris: Absolutely.Mr. Frohm: Jay?Jay: Yes, sir.Mr. Frohm: How many times have you seen Chris?6) arrest [©'rest] v.逮捕；扣留；拘留7) parking ['pa:kir )] n.停车8) determined [di't3：mind] adj.坚决的9) gizmo ['gizmsu] n.小发明；小玩意儿11) navy ['neivi] n.海军12) fair [fes(r)] adj.合理的; 公平的13) hire ['haie(r)] v.雇佣；聘用Jay: Oh, I don't know. One too many, apparently.Mr. Frohm: Was he ever dressed like this?Jay: No. No. Jacket and tie.Mr. Frohm: First in your class in school? High school?Chris: Yes, sir.Mr. Frohm: How many in the class?Chris: Twelve. Ifsa small town.Mr. Frohm: I'll say.Chris: But I was also first in my radar class, in the "•Navy, and that was a classof 20. Can I say something? r m the type of person, if you ask me a question, and I don't know the answer, I ' m gonna tell you that I don't know. But I bet you what, I know how to find the answer, and I will find the answer. Is that 12|fair enough?Mr. Frohm: Chris. What would you say if a guy walked in for an interview,without a shirt on? And 113,hired him, what would you say?Chris: He must've had on some really nice pants.Mr. Frohm: Ha, ha, ha...克里斯：我是克里斯•加德纳。
