Rebirth In Hollywood

"Hello everyone, this is the news channel's current affairs live program, I'm Roy Jefferson, now on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan..."

The young male reporter was holding a microphone and stood on the side of the road. The background behind him was the world-famous shopping mecca. At this time, there were many onlookers standing on the road, and it was obvious that there would be a good show coming on stage soon.

"Yesterday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences officially announced the Oscar nominations. Titanic has created the most nominations in the history of the Oscars with 16 nominations. Ryan Jenkins has won a record four nominations. Ryan is in New York. In order to celebrate this unprecedented record and fulfill its original promise, it is said that a group streaking will be staged on Fifth Avenue..."

This temporary live broadcast program immediately attracted the attention of countless people. Many people who heard the news gathered in front of the TV, waiting for the spectacle to appear.

At this time, more and more people gathered on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Although there was no public statement, the news that a female fan group was going to run naked has long since spread to all parts of the United States through the Internet.

The New York police had to temporarily increase staff to maintain order on Fifth Avenue, and had a dialogue with the head of the fan organization, hoping to cancel the event, but most of these crazy girls from the Upper East Side did not buy theirs at all. account.

"There is no doubt that Ryan Jenkins has had an unparalleled influence after "Titanic", with more and more fans supporting it, more and more crazy..."

Just when the reporter named Roy Jefferson was still talking, the doors of two luxury stores not far from him suddenly opened, and hundreds of girls who were almost naked rushed from the inside. On Fifth Avenue.

"Ryan! Ryan! Ryan! Support Ryan!"

It seems to have been trained in advance. The shouts of more than 500 people were not only uniform, but also went straight to the sky, suppressing all kinds of voices on Fifth Avenue.

Although there was only a small amount of cloth covering the key parts of the lower body, these eighteen-year-old girls, without any shyness, slowly ran through the crowd, and generously displayed the various oil marks smeared on their bodies.

"Ryan. I love you!"

Most girls have such words smeared on their chests.

"You are the Oscar winner in our hearts, Ryan! If it is not awarded to you, we will boycott the Oscars in the future!"

Many people held up such banners. For them who were in the rebellious period, they didn't care about the judges' standards.

These are relatively normal, and there are crazy girls with crazy slogans written all over their bodies.

"Ryan, I'm going to be your girlfriend..."

"Ryan, I'm going to marry you..."

"Dear Ryan. We do..."

"Ryan, you're the ideal one-night stand."

These hot slogans are as eye-catching as the hot body of the girl. The reporters who got the news in advance or just in time for the meeting kept pressing the shutter of the camera to create a picture after another. incorporated into the lens.

"God, look, look at these hundreds of Ryan-obsessed girls. I have no doubt that if Ryan beckoned, these girls would do anything for him, even jump off the Brooklyn Bridge. ."

Roy Jefferson greeted the photographer, followed these girls all the way and ran towards Times Square, "These girls from the Upper East Side have enviable family backgrounds, they are just a microcosm, all over the United States. Ryan? Jenkins supporters have become the largest group..."

This event spontaneously held by fans, after the live broadcast, brought a huge chain reaction. Fan organizations in major cities have expressed their support for Ryan and "Titanic" through streaking, rallies, parties, etc. If they are selected, I am afraid that all the golden people who have won the nomination awards will all fall to Rui. Grace's hand.

Of course, Oscar's right to speak is only in the hands of a small number of people. If the fan's enthusiasm and support alone can win the award, Leonardo in the previous life will not turn himself into a middle-aged uncle.

After the announcement of the nomination, "Titanic" suddenly exerted force, the box office rebounded sharply again, and the number of screened theaters also increased steadily. The total global box office is infinitely approaching the 2 billion US dollar mark.

Sixteen nominations have also brought this big ship back to the front page headlines of major media entertainment pages. Regardless of whether they support or oppose it, "Titanic" has once again become the object of entertainment media speculation.

"The Comet Beauty's fourteen Oscar-nominated records, after more than forty years, have finally been broken by the Titanic, the super-giant ship built by Ryan Jenkins and James Cameron. , has broken so many records that we can't even count it, it has earned a huge reputation for Hollywood productions all over the world, and in that respect, sixteen nominations are well deserved!"

"The biggest question now is, how many statuettes can it take home from the Oscars? Can it break the record of 11 statues in Ben-Hur?"

-- "Los Angeles Times"

"In addition to Titanic's record-breaking sixteen nominations, don't forget Ryan Jenkins himself, who also won a record four single nominations. In addition, he invested in two films, not only at the same time. Nominated for Best Picture and also nominated James Cameron and Steven Soderbergh for Best Director."

"Looking back on the past, the directors and actors who worked with Ryan have all become Hollywood stars, and the actors he recommended to major producers also have considerable potential, and some have even become first-line stars. Can't help but give a hint that being in Ryan's favor is the beginning of fame, and for those men and women who are struggling in Hollywood, this may be a chance to get ahead."

- "Vanity Fair"

"Titanic is excellent, and only the box office numbers that are heading for two billion dollars are enough to prove that even if you can only get a few innocuous statuettes in the end, it will not detract from its greatness! Of course, Ryan Jenkins would be happier if he could win all sixteen awards."

--"New York Times"

In addition to the nominations for "Titanic", Ryan and Nicole were both nominated for best actor and actress, which was also the focus of media attention.

"Although Ryan's appearance in the movie is a little too young, but for such a role with little room for acting, he is worthy of a best actor nomination, but it's just a nomination."

"Miss Nicole Kidman from Australia has once again been nominated for Best Actress for her role as Erin Brockovich and she deserves it! Honestly, her role in the film , far exceeding the expectations of the audience and the media, the actress, known for her sultry and acting skills, presents the best performances of actresses on the big screen this year. Looking around at other actresses who have been nominated at the same time, she occupies a huge I can't think of anyone who is more suitable than her to get this year's award-winning actress!"

--The Hollywood Reporter

In fact, at this stage, the basic overall situation of "Titanic" has been decided. The previous life Academy will bow to the one billion dollar box office. In the face of the two billion dollars in this life, it should not be difficult to guess what choice they will make.

As for Nicole's best actress, although Ryan used the means to get rid of "Perfect" and Helen Hunter in advance, but when it comes to grasping it, it is only 60-70%.

The day after the nomination was announced, Harvey Weinstein proposed to Ryan to hold a party to celebrate, but he politely declined. After all, it is only a nomination now, and there is still a lot of work to be done in the future, even if it is to celebrate , that will have to wait until the Oscars are over.

What's more, there are still many media that are bad at "Titanic". This time, it is not only those tabloids that are right because of their opposition, but also many media under the banner of art.

"No one can deny the greatness of "Titanic" and its commercial success. However, such a film with an old-fashioned storyline and relying on CG technology to win is still a huge question. The Academy's record-breaking Is it a bit too much to give sixteen nominations? Perhaps because of the astronomical global box office and the pressure of tens of millions of fans across the United States, the Academy made this choice. However, they still have a chance to make up for it, "Titanic" "No." with the box office and sixteen nominations is enough."

-- "San Francisco Chronicle"

"Perhaps Ryan Jenkins and his partners are celebrating the number of nominations the film has received, but it's too early for them to rejoice, considering the lessons learned from films like 'Bagesy' and 'The Shawshank Redemption'. It’s not uncommon for multiple nominations to come home empty-handed, and it’s not uncommon for “Titanic” to set a record in this regard. After all, the art of winning the Oscars is about art, not the so-called box office numbers!”

- "Art Field"

"Ryan Jenkins was nominated for Best Actor for Jack Dawson, which is definitely the biggest scandal in Oscar history! Think about it, no matter how good an actor is, just showing off that handsome face can make a difference. If you get a nomination, there are at least 100 actors in Hollywood who are eligible to be nominated this year!"

"The academy has obviously been affected by other factors and has abandoned the principle of fairness and justice that it has always adhered to. This has to be said to be a kind of sadness..."

--The New Englander

The core components of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences are Jews and Jews, and it is not surprising that the New Englander would publish such a blatantly questionable article.

It was normal for Ryan to be questioned by them. Before he could fight back, the academy announced at its regular press conference that the awards ceremony would be grateful for Fang Fang’s interview and coverage. ()