The Greatest Showman

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Steven Spielberg turned and left, and Renly stayed where he was, confused.

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As we all know, Steven is one of the busiest and most prolific top bosses in the Hollywood film industry. His creative energy and creative spark have always maintained a strong vitality, and there are countless director projects and producer projects.

Simply taking 2017 as an example, Steven first completed the shooting of the commercial film "Ready Player One", and in the post-production stage of computer special effects, he took time to shoot the biographical film "The Washington Post", and in the latter stage of the former. Before the work was completed, the editing of the latter was successfully completed and the release went smoothly.

In December, the "Washington Post" was officially released and successfully won the Oscar nomination for Best Picture; in March of the following year, "Ready Player One" was subsequently released, which was highly sought after by the audience; After taking too long a break, I invested in the remake of "West Side Story" and the production of "Indiana Jones 5".

Non-stop, with no feet on the ground, Steven, who is over sixty years old, is still one of Hollywood's top movie creators.

More importantly, all the above-mentioned projects are the works of Steven personally in charge of the guide tube. In addition to this, such as the "Transformers" series, "Men in Black" series, etc., Steven is also a nominal producer. People, some works may directly or indirectly participate in the creation, and some works may just give some simple opinions, more of which are just a name. There are so many similar projects.

If you simply use two or three years as a unit, Steven's hands are at least double digits for the film projects being prepared.

Even if Renly has two generations, it is impossible to guess in advance.

"One coin buys your current thoughts." A voice came from his ear, and Hugh Jackman sat down with a smile on his face.

"Steven Spielberg." Renly said with a smile, then nodded voluntarily, "Renly Hall."

Jackman laughed cheerfully, "Does a British greeting have to be so rigid? Obviously I know who you are, and you know who I am, why can't you say that you like my performance very much?"

"So, the Australians like it this way?" Renly said calmly and gracefully without appearing embarrassed. "I really liked your performance in 'Les Miserables'."

That kind-hearted appearance caused Jackman to narrow his eyes slightly, look at Renly carefully, and ask questioningly, "Are you serious?"

"I'm serious." Renly still greeted Jackman's gaze sincerely, with a calm face, "but I don't like this movie."

The blunt answer gave Jackman an inquiring look, "You don't like the movie version, but you like the six-hour version? That's an odd choice."

"Why not? Six hours, which means that I can sculpt the character well, present the character well, and bring out the essence of the performance to the extreme. How could I refuse?" Renly said as a matter of course, and then unfolded He asked, "In the movie version, the performance of the song 'Take Him Home' is terrible. I don't believe it. It's because you're not strong enough; obviously, the director didn't leave you much room for performance."

In the film version, in order to highlight the language of the film, Tom Hooper focused all the shots on Jackman in the "Take Me Home" scene and pushed it on the battlefield. The original intention was correct. , but the execution effect was a disaster.

The mediocre shots completely try to feel the space of the film, ignoring the connection between Jean Valjean and Marius, and even more neglecting the integration of Jean Valjean and the whole environment, which makes Jackman's performance unable to find a foothold , the emotion becomes weak and exaggerated, and all the sense of story and picture is destroyed.

Jackman opened his mouth slightly, and looked at Renly with an incredible expression on his face, "God, you're a lunatic. This is Oscar, aren't you worried that I'll punch you right there and let you go?"

"You just need to say fuck off and that's it," Renly replied with a smile.

Jackman was stunned for a moment, the air seemed to freeze for a moment, but then Jackman laughed happily, "I told Debra that I would like you."

Such a straightforward and direct expression made Renly a little confused and cast a doubtful look, Jackman explained, "After the movie was released, the media has been comparing the movie version and the theatrical version, over and over again, there are really some. It's annoying, they obviously want to make more hits, it's their job, but that doesn't mean I need to cooperate."

"Debra said she didn't like you very much, she was too young, she was too selfish, and she was too arrogant. What she said was the truth, but I always believed that you are an excellent actor and you can understand us I will like you for your inner pursuits and ideas, not only because of your performance, but also because you are a lunatic." Jackman smiled and gently closed his chin, "Look, I'm right."

Debra Lee Fleurs, wife of Hugh Jackman.

Although Debra is thirteen years older than Jackman, the two couples are truly typical models of Hollywood. Debra has experienced two miscarriages and is no longer able to bear children. Decided to continue their family by adoption. Since their marriage in 1996, the couple has not had any negative scandals, and Debra is also Jackman's biggest support.

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"Please tell Debra that I like you very much too. I hope to have the opportunity to visit your house next time." A warm smile appeared in Renly's eyes, paused for a moment, and added, "Hugh , you make everyone who hasn't started a family feel envious and jealous."

Jackman was not humble, but showed a proud expression, the tenderness in the bottom of his eyes was slightly rippling, and he could really feel that he loved his wife deeply.

"However, the words just now are best not to be expressed in front of Tom and Cameron. They are not actors, and their communication methods are not the same." Jackman expressed his point of view in the most euphemistic way possible, but immediately saw Renly The playful smile in his eyes made Jackman a little embarrassed.

"Hugh, even as an actor, not everyone can accept my communication style." Renly said with a smile.

Jackman raised his eyebrows, "So, you know you're an asshole?"

Renly shrugged slightly, with an expression of righteousness that seemed to say: Yes, but I don't care.

Jackman shook his head repeatedly and kept shaking his head, but after all, he couldn't control his smile, he laughed happily, and whispered, "If the organizing committee wants to see the two of us quarreling, they should be disappointed. already."

"Don't worry, even if they can't see it, they can think of a solution." Renly said calmly, then out of the corner of his eye he saw Jessica Chastain trotting all the way over. The long skirt suddenly became in the way, Renly stood up quickly, stretched out his right hand, politely helped Jessica, and invited the lady back to her seat in a gentlemanly manner.

Jessica let out a light breath and greeted Jackman with a vivid expression, then lowered her voice and sighed, "I made a special trip to say hello to Emmanuelle Riva, 'Hiroshima Love' And 'The Lonely Mind' is definitely my personal favorite, and her performance is really moving."

"God, I didn't expect to see her at the Dolby Theater today, so I must want to go up and pay my respects. But obviously, I'm not the only one who thinks so." Jessica sighed quickly. After that, he secretly looked at the expressions of the other people from left to right, then widened his eyes, showing a look of lingering fear, and put his fingers on his lips, indicating that he must be quiet.

The vivid expression made Renly smile, "Don't worry, the live broadcast hasn't officially started yet."

During the conversation, the lights of the Dolby Theater slowly dimmed, and the red light of the camera slowly turned on. The restlessness and noise in the theater gradually calmed down, and tension and anticipation began to spread. Renly and Jessica exchanged glances, both laughed lightly, adjusted their breathing, and officially welcomed the arrival of the Oscar feast.

Before you know it, Oscar has come to its eighty-fifth anniversary. On top of its long history, the annual event has dedicated countless classic moments, and the host who shoulders the crowd is undoubtedly attracting attention.

The disastrous hosting of James Franco and Anne Hathaway in February 2011 is still vivid in our minds; in March 2002, Whoopi Goldberg's turkey debut is also in the annals of history; In March of 2005, Chris Rock's Madden Quotes offended all Hollywood stars.

Last year, in Billy Crystal's ninth appearance, the comedian was tired of taking the hot potato again and was looking forward to someone else who was willing to take it; after much deliberation, the Academy opted for an opportunistic move and they invited Seth - McFarlane as host of this year's ceremony.

Who is Seth MacFarlane?

For the comedy circle, this is a well-known name. The dubbing of the "Spoof House" in 1999 was his famous work, and then he was more active in the New York circle as a comedy screenwriter.

Until 2012, the movie "Teddy Bear" written, directed and acted by him became the biggest hit of the year, detonating countless topics, and his dubbing work for the teddy bear in the movie was even more applauded. .

As a result, Seth appeared on the waiting list of the college.

Catering to the craze of the age of social networking, and to the humor of young audiences, the academy finally handed over the helm of the host to Seth, the comedian who has successfully ushered in his own after nearly two decades in the industry. The pinnacle of business.

Under the attention of all the people and the applause of the audience, the whole stage was like a sky full of stars, and it instantly lit up. It was beautiful and thrilling.

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