The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1513 Carnival Party
"God, I've been looking forward to this day."

"I'll testify. She must have watched those three trailers a hundred times. She has memorized everything that happened in them every second."

"Who can resist Anson? Do you think Anson is more handsome this time? Ahhh, do you think Anson will hold another flash mob event this time? I heard that Anson showed up in Washington Square last time and watched a movie with everyone. Jesus Christ, I am so envious."

"Oh, I was in Washington Square last time."

"what!"

Excited, expectant, enthusiastic, and flamboyant.

In the subway car, there was a dark cloud covering the sky. The laughter in the small corner was not loud, but it was like a ray of sunshine shining down.

The workers in the carriage, who were as lifeless as zombies, had no intention of paying attention to these things, but they couldn't help but take another look.

Just then, the subway arrived at the station, a group of passengers got off, and then another group of passengers got on, chattering and noisy.

Among them was a group of young people wearing white T-shirts.

One second, two seconds.

"Anson?"

"Anson!"

This group of young men noticed the group of people who were having an animated conversation in the carriage, confirmed their glances, and found their comrades, and one by one they could no longer control themselves.

They were obviously strangers meeting for the first time, but they ended up high-fiving, hugging, and cheering each other. A faint ray of sunshine was tearing away more haze.

In New York, such scenes are common. During the annual Halloween, the subway cars are so lively; various film festivals, music festivals, and concerts are no exception. Add to that St. Patrick's Day, Independence Day and other festivals, and parties can be said to be held throughout the year.

But in front of me, there is something slightly different: a white T-shirt.

New York is all about variety. No matter what event or party it is, everyone tries their best to show their characteristics and personality and try to stand out. However, this group of young people in front of me all wore white T-shirts, and they were like a ray of sunshine in the crowded subway car.

What's going on?

The subway stopped again, some people got off and some got on, and unexpectedly three or five young people in white T-shirts came, making the small corner even more lively.

At this rate, this carriage will soon become a space dedicated to white T-shirts.

Standing in the crowd, Blair's blood began to boil, unable to suppress her excitement, but she still noticed the eyes around her -

In the noisy and crowded subway, they are still noise makers.

"Hush. Calm down, calm down." Blair had to take control of the situation, "Save some energy, or you might not be able to shout in the afternoon."

Everyone nodded, "Yes, yes, we need to protect our throats", "It will be terrible if we can't speak when the movie starts", "We need to stay calm".

However, the calm lasted only three seconds before someone whispered, "We haven't even seen Anson yet, and one or two people are going crazy in the subway."

puff.

One by one, they all started laughing, but this time they controlled the volume. They looked at each other, with joy flashing between their brows.

Finally, someone couldn't control their curiosity and broke the hustle and bustle and indifference of New York, and took the initiative to step forward and ask. As far as they remembered, the carnival should not be today.

"'Spider-Man 2' premiere!"

The group of young people answered in unison with smiles on their faces, and the next second they realized that they had given the same answer at the same time, so they clapped their hands and shouted in unison. Now, all eyes in the entire car were looking over.

Blair pursed his lips, and the young men all held their throats, blinked their eyes, and tried their best to look innocent and pitiful.

Just then, the subway stopped again. Someone snorted coldly and hurriedly left the car, leaving only an angry back.

However, while waiting for the door to close again, cheerful laughter broke out in the carriage, and it seemed that the whole train was shaking.

At the same time, on the other side of the city, Gloria Preston and Elaine Cole were walking quickly through the crowd.

Elaine kept shouting, "Slow down, slow down, Gloria, there are still ten hours before the premiere."

Gloria didn't even turn her head. "But, we're about to see Anson, ha!"

Gloria opened her arms and embraced the blue sky, cheering loudly.

"Ladies and gentlemen, Peter Parker is back!"

Gloria shouted loudly, and her voice echoed through the sky. Even amid the roar of the busy traffic, one could feel the vigorous energy.

This made Elaine quickly raise her right hand to cover her eyes and let out a sigh of annoyance, fearing that passers-by would recognize her. She was a little slow to realize that in a city like New York, no one cared about their behavior. Their actions were nothing in the hustle and bustle of the city. She couldn't help but smile, and lowered her head to catch up with Gloria and ran quickly.

Happiness, joy, and happiness, a pure emotion burst out, laughter bloomed in the sparse golden sunlight in the early morning, and ran wildly in the streets.

The busy city people coming and going inadvertently glanced at them twice. Their vitality was a luxury in the rush hour rush hour, and they couldn't help but show a little envy:
Youth is great.

When they reached Rockefeller Center, Elaine had to admit that Gloria was right.

She thought they were early enough, but when they arrived at Rockefeller Center, she looked around and saw that the square was already bustling with people.

Three hundred people, five hundred people, eight hundred people.

Dazzled.

Overcrowded.

Not only in the square, but also at the ice rink below, there were large crowds of people. Everywhere you looked, there were figures.

It can be seen at a glance that they all came for "Spider-Man 2".

When Sony Columbia announced the venue for the premiere, many people expressed concern because the Radio Concert Hall can accommodate 6,200 people.

Such a scale of screening is rare in the world. After all, movies are not concerts.

By comparison, the Salle Lumiere in Cannes seats 2,281 people, while the Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles seats 800.

This is already the top world premiere venue in the film industry, but it is simply incomparable to the capacity of the Radio Concert Hall.

There are all kinds of speculations. Industry insiders generally believe that Sony Columbia may invite a large number of media, film critics and celebrity guests to hold the premiere as a fashion show or charity party to show its grand style. Otherwise, it is hard to imagine the grand occasion of 6,000 people watching a movie at the same time just relying on the audience to enter the venue. Even Disney is not that crazy.

However, Gloria and Blair had different ideas.

Since Sony Columbia announced the premiere time and venue, they have begun preparations, constantly posting and calling for action on online forums. All of this is for the premiere. After more than six months of waiting and preparation, the crucial moment of deciding the outcome has finally arrived!

They were going to turn the premiere into a carnival. A grand and magnificent carnival.

(End of this chapter)