The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1203 One move is missing

"Hey, Anson, Scarlett..."

Orlando Bloom obviously had no idea what was going on. When he saw two familiar faces in the hotel lobby, he couldn't wait to smile, waved vigorously and greeted them, his face full of joy.

This handsome guy, who rose to fame with the role of the elf prince in "The Lord of the Rings", won the hearts of countless fans with the role of the little blacksmith in "Pirates of the Caribbean" during the just-passed summer season, and his popularity soared.

When it comes to pretty handsome guys in Hollywood right now, probably only Orlando can be compared to Anson, and he also set off a heat wave on the red carpet tonight.

Seeing Orlando's innocent and clean smile and his arms open enthusiastically, how could Scarlett and Anson have the nerve to lose face?

Across Orlando, the two exchanged glances and smiled in tacit understanding. Scarlett turned first to look at Orlando and greeted him enthusiastically.

After a round of greetings, the three of them walked towards the banquet hall, chatting and laughing.

When the three of them appeared on the stage, everyone in the banquet hall immediately focused their attention on them, and one could even clearly hear the subtle sounds of the rushing air.

The three gathered briefly, then separated and walked towards their own circles.

Soon, rumors spread throughout the Hilton Hotel:

People call the three Ansons "Charlie's Angels".

"Charlie's Angels" was released in 2000, opening up the market in a different way.

The literal translation of this movie is Charlie's Angels. The protagonists are three female agents, played by Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu respectively. Although the movie is mainly action-style, strictly speaking, the three characters are just vase.

The producers and directors also consciously distinguished the film from ordinary agent and spy movies by presenting it in vivid colors, allowing the audience to ignore their fancy moves and focus on the more visually effective images.

The film was a huge success after its release. Not only was a TV series developed and produced in 2002, but a sequel was also released in 2003.

In the end, "Charlie's Angels 2" achieved a respectable box office of $ million in North America and $ million worldwide. Unfortunately, Sony Columbia suffered a loss due to the failure to control production costs and the production cost of up to $ million.

Now, they call Anson, Scarlett and Orlando Charlie's Angels. The subtext is self-evident. Laughter is interspersed among the whispers, spreading quickly to every corner of the hotel.

Obviously, Anson was in an awkward position.

Orlando happily plays the role of a vase, while Scarlett Johansson has secured a place in this year's awards season with two literary and artistic works.

Tonight, "Lost in Translation" won a nomination for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy, and "Girl with a Pearl Earring" was nominated for Best Actress in a Drama. With the double nominations, Scarlett has seized the initiative on the road to transformation.

Only Anson.

Both "The Butterfly Effect" and "Elephant" are the same, neither up nor down, and they are in an awkward position during the awards season. They do not meet the conventional standards of awards season works, but they rely on their own topicality to carve out a path and try to transform, but they are still trapped in the image of a vase.

That posture, it's like——

Has anyone tried to take off a wetsuit? It is tight, close-fitting, and conforming. Even the most graceful person will inevitably be embarrassed when completing this action.

This is Anson, just like when he was halfway taking off his diving suit, his upper body was pulled to his elbows... and he was stuck, exposed under the spotlight.

"...Angels, haha, you should really watch their entrance. They stood there and posed, looking around, as if afraid that others didn't notice their appearance, like, 'Hey, here comes the angel.'"

Laughing and giggling, very lifelike, the whiskey glass in Russell Crowe's hand is already empty, his cheeks are slightly flushed, and he is dancing wildly.

As he spitted, his cheeks turned slightly red, probably because of the alcohol.

On the side, everyone else was laughing, but at some point their expressions changed.

"Russell...Russell!"

Continuous calls still failed to stop Russell, "Haha, they are indeed angels, girls..." Russell's mouth was full of alcohol. In the end, the others were really helpless and could only bite the bullet and shout, "Hey, Anson."

scared.

In an instant, all sounds were cut off, and everyone's gazes gathered towards the back. The man with a smile and a face full of curiosity could only be Anson.

It’s okay to say bad things about people behind their backs, but if you get caught, the atmosphere will be awkward.

Russell was stunned, then sobered up a lot. He quickly stood up, turned around with a stern face, and looked at Anson, ready to strike first.

But what he didn't expect was that what he saw was Anson's calm and composed face, his eyes and smile were all the same, "So who am I?"

"Natalie? Or Alex?"

"It probably wouldn't be Dylan, I don't think I have Drew Barrymore's smile, God, she has a million-dollar smile."

Seeing Anson's sincere face, the crowd who were chatting and laughing just now all froze: they couldn't laugh anymore.

Then, Anson looked at Russell and said, "Hey, Russell, you probably have no interest in Charlie. After all, we can leave all the fancy stuff to us."

Swish.

Suddenly, Russell's cheeks flushed red, and for a moment he couldn't tell whether it was because of the alcohol or because of embarrassment.

The latest news is that Russell has finalized his next film, "The Man with the Iron Fist", a boxing movie based on a true story.

This work literally translates to "Mr. Cinderella" and tells the story of a man whose life has hit rock bottom and how he gets back on his feet.

It doesn't take a lot of intelligence to figure out that Anson is teasing Russell for playing the "Man with the Iron Fist" as Cinderella.

Amidst the confusion and bewilderment, Anson exchanged a few more pleasantries and walked away calmly.

The crowd behind did not stay for long and dispersed in the blink of an eye. Only Russell was left standing there staggeringly. He subconsciously raised the glass and took a sip, but found that the amber liquid in it had already been drunk.

Even until Anson officially sat down, the sounds of people stealing glances at him and whispering to each other were still surging in the air.

Anson never responded, didn't need to, and wasn't going to respond. If they wanted to watch, let them watch. This was the essence of an actor's job. It wouldn't cost him anything anyway.

If so, that's great, it can help you lose weight.

Amidst the commotion and heated discussions, the award ceremony slowly began and awards were presented one after another.

Everything was as expected.

Tonight, Anson's presence at the awards ceremony was just a gimmick, a face, a topic, a focus... a vase.

In fact, if we put aside emotional factors and look at it objectively, Anson is not a favorite to win the award.

First of all, he is young, only in his early twenties.

Secondly, the quality of “Butterfly Effect” is not strong enough, the nomination is already an unexpected surprise, and the chances of winning are slim.

In every way, Anson is just a runner-up.

However, when the award was announced, why did everyone's eyes still flock to Anson?
The winner of the Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy category is:

Bill Murray, "Lost in Translation."

(End of this chapter)