The Greatest Showman

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"To all the pilots,

Thank you for caring, thank you for caring about roses, foxes, kings, and several other planets.

My journey is underway and will continue, and I very much welcome you to follow me and learn about the stories of the future; but the stories about planet b-612 are left behind, it belongs to me A part of me, a personal part of me, that makes me who I am now, but not my future.

Also, Mr. Ned Mullan, please stop snooping on my Facebook page.

Sincerely, Renly Hall. "

Reading this official statement from Renly again, Bradley Adams couldn't help but chuckle, and the more he thought about it, the more he laughed, and he couldn't stop laughing.

This is Renly's official response to a news report from Empire magazine, posted on Andy Rogers' Facebook as Renly has no personal social network account - not computer typed, but complete The full handwriting, after scanning, completes the upload and update.

In the whole statement, there is no mention of any matter of aristocratic status, but the book "The Little Prince" is used as a metaphor to indirectly acknowledge all reports on aristocratic status; at the same time, it also indirectly emphasizes that he is a A famous actor is also just an actor. On the road of chasing his dreams, he will continue to move forward. Those reports about his personal life are not the focus and should not be the focus.

The whole statement is full of playfulness and humor, but also a brilliant childishness, which makes one can't help but think of Wes Anderson's movies. The most interesting of these is the "warning" directed at Ned.

As we all know, Renly does not have a personal Facebook page, so naturally there is no problem of spying on Facebook. Obviously, the Facebook here is alluding to Renly's personal background. The so-called warning is more like a frank admission of the facts, and a joke about the "Empire" magazine's guest appearance in the work of a paparazzi.

Clever and agile, esoteric and restrained, gentleman and polite. Like Renly's own temperament, this official statement made people smile and smile.

As for those readers who don't understand? Obviously, Renly did not intend to respond honestly and head-on, but kept all the discussions, all the hot discussions and all the focus on the Internet; then, what about Renly himself? In the statement, he has already given the answer: those backgrounds are part of him, making his present, but not his future.

The position is clear enough.

After reading this official life over and over again, Bradley's mood rose slightly.

Originally a buzzing, lively news spotlight, Renly's joking and indifference has now become a life-saver; in stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of reporters, it's like... shaving your head The load was so heavy that even though Bradley was one of the reporters, he couldn't help laughing.

"Roller", the sound of the roller rubbing against the ground came from far and near, Bradley raised his head subconsciously and looked over, and then saw Renly approaching.

A simple white shirt with sleeves rolled loosely to the elbows; a pair of sky blue ripped jeans, sloppy street style casual and free; a pair of black skate shoes, dirty and worn, stepped on a pair of Skateboarding, walking quickly through the crowd, his golden brown curly hair was slightly messy in the wind, the breeze blew the corners of the white shirt, and the golden sunlight stopped at him like a butterfly flapping its wings. shoulders.

"It's-good-to-be-renly-hall."

Inadvertently, this sentence flashed through Bradley's mind, and he suddenly developed a strong curiosity, as "Renly Hall", what does it feel like? Going a step further, this sentence can also be interpreted as, what does it feel like to be Renly Hall and to live in this world as Renly Hall?

That longing and yearning, gently surging in the chest.

Raising the camera in his hand, Bradley quickly recorded this beautiful moment, vaguely, as if to recreate the classic masterpiece "Sweetness" by film master Federico Fellini. One of the scenes in the life of ” has an indescribable special quality.

Today's meeting is for an exclusive interview from The New York Times. This exclusive interview will be the headline of the Sunday edition, occupying two pages before and after; in addition, the interview will also be published on the front page of the "New York Times" official website, which includes four sets of shooting tasks for different costumes.

"It's nice to be Renly-Hall," which would later become the opening line of Bradley's finished manuscript.

In fact, the interview was booked two weeks ago. The "New York Times" took the lead and overwhelmed other competitors, becoming the first media that Renly interviewed during the promotion of "Edge of Tomorrow"; however, no one thought that before this interview, such an important event broke out news.

So, today's meeting in Times Square seems to have a slightly different meaning; but after the real meeting, Bradley laughed again.

Not the imaginary suit and leather shoes, nor the expected elegance, or even the formal dress for interviews, or the simplest street dress, shirt and jeans, without any extra accessories; but such a Renly, but still beautiful

Too good to be desired.

"Good morning." Renly's smiling greeting came along the wind, his footsteps landed on the ground, stepped on the tail of the skateboard, pressed it lightly, and then took the skateboard in his hand, " How about starting your morning with a cup of coffee? I know there's a nice coffee shop not far away with beans from Colombia."

Bradley's thoughts couldn't keep up, and he stared blankly at Renly in front of him.

That complacent gesture, as if nothing ever happened, the exclusive report of "Empire" magazine never appeared, the box office explosion of "Edge of Tomorrow" never appeared, and the topic blowout of "Today Show" never appeared; Everything seems to be the same as before.

His eyes were full of astonishment, but he couldn't hold back after all, and gradually surfaced. Finally, he laughed dumbly, "Renly, how did you do it?" Renly stopped and looked at Bradley in confusion. He continued, "I mean . People, you can see you when you look up and down, but you have no special feeling at all?"

Standing on the streets of Times Square, looking up, you can see a condensed world of colorful and colorful, and all kinds of billboards are dazzling. Among them, the huge poster of "Edge of Tomorrow" hangs on at least three buildings, and the single-person poster of Renly is selected uniformly, and the visual impact is overwhelming.

"Would you believe me if I told you that I've never seen myself this big?" Renly looked up at the poster in front of him, then smiled and said, "Actually, I don't think it's me, it's just me. A virtual image, captured at a certain moment in the performance, is me, but not me.”

Bradley looked at Renly with a bewildered look on his face, which made him laugh cheerfully, "I always try to avoid coming here if I can. To me, this isn't New York." That means The deep words left a deep impression on Bradley, but Renly seemed to be fine, "Come on, I'll treat you to coffee."

Watching Renly's back, Bradley thought back carefully to Renly's journey along the way:

From Eugene Sledge in "War in the Pacific" to "Buried Alive", "Crazy in Love", "Fast \u0026 Furious 5", "Cancer Fighting Me", to "Transcendence" and "Theatrical Edition" "Les Miserables", and finally "Edge of Tomorrow" and, of course, "Don Quixote" that cannot be forgotten. This journey has been very smooth and fast. It seems that he has already stood on the top of the pyramid before he has time to blink and breathe.

Everyone said that Renly was lucky, and the appreciation of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg started his career; but people ignored Renly's talent, talent and hard work.

When people marveled at the Grammy award, only a few people saw the sadness of "One Man's Concert"; when people admired the youngest Oscar winner, only a few people saw the "Anti-Cancer Me" "The burden that almost collapsed during the filming; when people lamented about Renly's wealth and background, very few people saw the hard work and perseverance burdened with aristocratic status, and faltered.

A genius, and he will be twenty-three in four months. Renly seems to already have the whole world, and even a height that an actor cannot climb in his entire life. He is a genius, there is no doubt about it; but Outside of genius, after stripping off those halos, what about Renly in real life, what does he look like?

"Renly Hall: Is he a genius in the spotlight or a lunatic behind the scenes?"

The title of the interview appeared in Bradley's mind. In this young man, he saw too many things, but he couldn't capture them at all. It was like reading a handed down classic, and the retelling was incomparable. The difficult thing is that I just want to recommend this famous book to others, and I hope they can calm down and read it carefully.

So, is he a genius or a lunatic?

"Mr. Adams, what are you waiting for?" Renly stopped, turned around, and said with a big smile.

Bradley chased after him quickly and came to Renly's side, walking side by side, which is really a crazy thing--

They were walking on Times Square like this, not only did they have no celebrity halo, but they didn't even have the atmosphere of an exclusive interview. The simple and intimate daily images made people a little dazed.

"God, god, am I mistaken? Renly? You're Renly, aren't you? Ah! Ahhh!"

The screams came, and the reality was finally real.

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