The Greatest Showman

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"The winner for Best Actor in a Musical is... Renly Hall, 'Les Miserables'."

Through the amplification effect of the microphone, the voice of Matthew Warchus rippled throughout the Royal Theatre, like thunder on the ground, and exploded in the ears of every audience: History was born in this way.

To be precise, this is not only not an accident, it can even be said to be the result of all expectations.

After the official premiere of John Codd's "Les Miserables" at the Almeida Theatre last year, Renly's performance was met with a wave of rave reviews, sweeping across London's West End. Come.

In this circle where strength is king, the young actor broke the shackles of age, interprets the turbulent and magnificent life of Jean Valjean in the drama, and broke free from the shackles of prejudice in reality. It has won praise from industry insiders. It's all about the show and it's just about the show.

From last year to this year, Renly's absolute strength can be said to be unparalleled and unparalleled, and even swept the world with a strong force, even Michael Ball, in the face of Renly's strong momentum, was resigned, except for his age. Other than that, nothing could stop Renly from reaching the top of the Olivier Awards.

But given Renly's youth, some hesitation was inevitable.

No matter how crazy the praise, no matter how hot the pursuit, no matter how outstanding the strength, in the final analysis, Renly was only twenty-three years old. Renly's acting career is still very long. Even if Renly chose to say goodbye to the stage and screen at the age of forty, his artistic career has only just begun.

Performance, like other arts, pays attention to talent, showing dazzling light at a young age. "Being famous as soon as possible" is not a false statement; but it pays more attention to precipitation. The polishing of years, the accumulation of experience, and the carving of experience can often give A richer layer of art. Historically, young and famous Marlon Brando and Jodie Foster have been lauded, but more so are Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep.

However, the reason why history is called history lies in subversion and change; the reason why miracles are called miracles lies in creation and development.

Tonight, all predictions came true!

At the age of twenty-three and one hundred and fifty-nine days, Renly Hall received his first Oliver Award. Although it was not an egot, it was shocking enough. He also became the first Olivier award in history. An actor who has won awards across theatre, music, film and television before turning 30!

On a global scale, Renly has also made history of its own.

In the UK alone, "Crazy Love" won the British Academy Award, "Les Miserables" topped the Oliver Award, and both topped the top film and drama awards. Renly also deservedly became the youngest actor in history to accomplish such a feat. Regardless of gender.

In addition, "Don Quixote" also won a lot at last year's Brit Awards, with two trophies for Best Male Vocalist and Best British Album, in recognition of his musical achievements. In other words, although not an egot, Renly also achieved his own Grand Slam in the UK.

At the age of twenty-three, completing any of the above achievements is bound to be worth celebrating, and Renly has successfully completed a sweeping sweep! Any language, any admiration, any description is overshadowed, this is an unprecedented feat, perhaps even a miracle that no one has ever seen.

Most importantly, in the most conservative, strictest, most professional and demanding theater field, the London Drama Society has shown unparalleled boldness and courage, professionalism and devotion, which deserves a standing ovation from all art practitioners.

Maybe some people object, some people question, some people complain, some people hate it, but no one can deny that the wheel of history is unstoppable, and they are witnessing the opening of a new era.

Luke Treadaway won Best Actor in a Play, Tom Holland won Best Supporting Actor in a Musical, and now Renly Hall has also won Best Actor in a Musical. The victory for the three young actors marked the The West End is truly opening its doors to the younger generation! Once again showed the unparalleled courage of the drama industry!

John Codd in the audience stood up first, and with hot and loud applause, sent the most sincere blessings and the highest respect.

As the director of "Les Miserables", John has always believed that this trophy is a well-deserved award from Renly; and as the director of Renly, John has always believed that Renly is born to belong to the stage, standing on the stage Standing in front of the camera, his eyes became completely different, and he couldn't imagine how much color the performance world would lose without Renly.

Renly deserves it all.

John's standing ovation was just the beginning.

Almost at the same time, all the guests and audience in the Royal Theatre of England stood up one after another, and invariably gave the most enthusiastic and sincere applause, and the thunderous sound stirred waves in the theatre The echoes of , after overlapping, the sound waves and energy actually went to a higher level, and the entire theater began to tremble slightly.

Even Will Young, Tom Chambers, Michael Ball.

Because Renly made history! Even more because Lan Li convinced everyone!

The audience was in awe, there was only applause, no noise, as the iconic "applause moment" on the stage of the drama, it was even more carried forward at this moment, with a vigorous sound layer

It keeps climbing, and just when people thought it was reaching a high tide, an incredible energy erupted from the depths of Dantian again, pushing this tide to a whole new level.

The majestic shock made each individual become incomparably small, and the grandeur and grandeur penetrated the stone wall of the theater, like ripples, and it stirred up an unimaginable far-reaching impact.

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Tom Holland finally came back to his senses and stood up, crying and laughing. Tears and smiles both bloomed. He put his trophy on the seat and slapped his hands hard like a seal. He applauded excitedly, and cast admiring and admiring glances at Renly with tears in his eyes, full of joy.

What he feared never happened.

Amid everyone's attention, Ren Li took a step forward, climbed the steps, and walked towards Matthew.

Matthew took the initiative to give a big hug, patted Renly's back lightly, and said with a slightly trembling voice, "It's my honor."

At the moment of witnessing history, as a guest of honor, he announced the result of the award and awarded the trophy with his own hands, which has become an important footnote in the annals of history. This is indeed an honor.

The smile in Renly's eyes welled up, and he said humbly and politely, "Thank you. I'll remember this moment forever."

Matthew's reply made Matthew laugh happily; then, he turned around and took the trophy from the master of ceremonies. Matthew personally handed it over to Renly, and the awarding process was officially completed. Matthew stepped back. After two steps, he made an inviting gesture and handed the stage to Renly.

Bowing his head, the trophy came into view.

This is a mask-like trophy, designed by the famous sculptor Harry-Franchetti based on the dress of Lawrence Oliver in the 1937 edition of "Henry V", showing a The king with a rich history also presents an actor who is famous through the ages, and more importantly, presents a long-standing inheritance.

The heavy weight, pressing the hand more than imagined, was clearly transmitted to the chest through the palm of the hand, and the frequency and rhythm of the heart beating were accurately felt, thumping, thumping, as if the blood began to tumble and boil again, in the mind. I can't help but think of those years when I performed at the Almeida Theater.

The mind that had been relaxed because of Tom became full of emotion again.

Those days when I was engrossed in the performance, those moments when I was sweating and getting carried away, there was joy, sadness, anger, pain, joy, and exhaustion... But all of them condensed into happiness and contentment on the stage, full of He gushed out freely and recklessly against the entire chest cavity.

He almost forgot what a wonderful thing acting was.

After the lengthy test of "Les Miserables", the self-overdraft of "Gravity", and the inextricability of "Drunken Folk Ballad", Renly ushered in a period of burnout. The shackles came with a heavy impact, completely dragging down all persistence and efforts.

During this long vacation, I can’t even mention a single lust or desire or impulse. I just want to completely stay away from the stage, away from the performance, away from the spotlight, away from the noise, away from the crowd, and to fly freely in the sky with open arms. Even on the red carpet not long ago, the heart was still like water, the ancient well was calm, and there was no movement at all.

until this moment.

The weight of the palm slowly and slowly pulled down, and the sense of oppression could be felt on the shoulders. The desire in the heart was reawakening, and the memory fragments surging in my mind were not those moments of harvest, not The applause isn't an award either; it's the moments of hardship, the moments of pain that you almost want to give up and struggle that you almost want to run away.

In order to experience the experience of being buried alive, I lock myself in a coffin; in order to awaken the memory of despair, I blur the boundaries between the previous life and this life; in order to feel the fear of being alone, I am trapped in a light box alone...

In those crazy, hot years for performances, the colors were so bright and bright, with a lot of red and yellow, a lot of green and blue, and the heavy make-up lit up his life.

Maybe, he is a lunatic, a lunatic who exists for the performance, a lunatic who shines because of the performance.

The bubbling blood once again heard the call from the depths of the soul. He knew that he belonged to the camera and the stage, and in an instant, tears filled his eyes.

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