The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1514 Water floods the golden mountain
Blair had already completed the planning early on. They were ready to turn the premiere of "Spider-Man 2" into a carnival, a festival for Anson fans.

Note that the focus is not on "Spider-Man 2", but on Anson.

This will be a carnival, a carnival to welcome Anson back to the summer season, a carnival to witness Anson's return to genre films, and a carnival exclusively for Anson fans.

In fact, real insiders know that the scale and layout of the Radio Concert Hall are not that simple. The 6,200 seats are only one aspect, and the supporting facilities of the surrounding Rockefeller Center are another.

Imagine what the Oscars and Grammys look like, and the premiere of "Spider-Man 2" must be comparable to such top events, otherwise the Radio Music Hall will look desolate, with few people and a cold atmosphere. Even if the red carpet is filled with people, it still cannot conceal the cold atmosphere around it.

It's like a boring party with loud and exciting music but an empty dance floor.

If you're not careful, the premiere could be a disaster.

Of course, Blair and his team believed that Sony Columbia would not let themselves be embarrassed. At least for the sake of face, they would maintain the scene of this grand event.

But again, they're not prepared to pin their hopes on Sony Columbia.

Now that Sony Columbia has chosen the Radio Music Hall, no matter what they are up to, it is an opportunity for Anson fans:

Golden opportunity.

Since the emergence of "Spider-Man" until the band shined at the Grammy Awards on August 31, Anson's appeal and influence have continued to soar like a rocket, but those movie fans and music fans who love Anson have never had a real opportunity to get close to Anson and feel Anson's charm.

In North America, there is still no concept of fan meetings. Not to mention in 2004, even in 2024 this concept is still not popular. The singer's autograph session is the concept closest to a fan meeting, but compared with the various fan meetings in Asia, it is completely dwarfed.

So, the surprise pop-up screening at the Washington Square Film Festival, the friends’ gathering at the premiere of “The Butterfly Effect,” and the preview of “Elephant” at the Angelica Film Center were the closest and most intimate encounters between moviegoers and Anson, and they couldn’t even compare to the fantastic fan gatherings at the Cannes Film Festival.

Now, the opportunity has come.

Blair and his team were going to make full use of the venue advantages of the Radio Music Hall to give Anson's fans a real carnival.

A "meet and greet" just for Anson.

Then, the premiere of "Spider-Man 2" was completely transformed into Anson's home court.

There is no doubt that this is a bold and crazy plan; but at the same time, it is also a subversive and commemorative plan.

The friends were all very excited and actively participated in it, spending a full six months on publicity, planning and preparation.

at last!

This moment has finally arrived. Although Elaine participated in and witnessed the entire process, that was only on the Internet, hidden behind the computer screen. When she saw those users and those replies in the forum replies, the numbers had long lost their meaning and had no impact. What was happening in front of her was completely different.

It was visual, concrete, and real, evolving from network data into real entities, filling up the Rockefeller Center.

However, this was not enough, Elaine knew.

Radio Hall can accommodate 6,200 people, but this is only a small part of Rockefeller Center. Rockefeller Center is a large area composed of 19 building components. Every day, the passenger flow here for work and daily tourism is as high as 250,000. You can imagine how busy and noisy it is.

Elaine lives in Los Angeles. She has never participated in the New Year's Eve countdown in New York, so she has no idea what the annual event with millions of people participating is like. But she has seen on TV the surging crowds at the Rockefeller Center every year when the largest Christmas tree in the United States is unveiled. The dense enthusiasm penetrated the TV screen and hit her in the face. The impact was deeply imprinted in her mind.

So if they wanted to make Rockefeller Center the scene of a carnival, it would take more than just filling up Radiohead Hall's six thousand seats.

The current grand scene is indeed gratifying, but it is just the first step.

At this moment, Elaine finally realized that they were summoning a storm.

Gloria turned to look at Elaine and took a deep breath. Her smile was fully blossoming. "How about it, Elaine, are you ready?"

Elaine pursed her lips shyly, "Of course."

Gloria walked up with brisk steps and greeted enthusiastically, "Hey, are you here for the premiere?"

Elaine secretly clenched her fists to cheer herself up. Although socializing was not her strong point, after watching Gloria's demonstration, it didn't seem so bad. They needed more people, many more than the scene she imagined in her mind.

When they were scattered, they were just independent individuals without any power and were not qualified to confront Sony Columbia, let alone shake a giant like Sony Columbia.

But when they unite together, they become a huge force that will not only be seen and heard, but Sony Columbia must respond positively, otherwise the consequences will be disastrous.

Now, all Gloria, Elaine and the others need to do is to gather their strength and then, in a mighty and spectacular way, overwhelm the entire Rockefeller Center.

For six months, a full six months, they have done their best within their capabilities and put in 120% of their efforts; today is the moment to decide the outcome.

Elaine raised her chin slightly and looked carefully among the crowd. She had attended premieres more than once, and she knew there must be a small group of people like this:
They longed to leave their castle and find more companions in the outside world to make sure they were not alone; but the problem was that stepping out of the house had already used up most of their energy, and they were completely lost in the surging crowd, not knowing what to do. They longed to become one of them, but could not find the way, so they could only look at the crowd with envy and wander around the outside of the crowd.

In fact, they just need an opportunity to open their hearts, and then they will show the diversity of their hearts.

Being introvert doesn't mean being boring.

“Ahaha, found it!”

Elaine spotted the figure standing alone in the corner, secretly watching the noise with envy in his eyes, and stepped forward to greet him.

When Karen Fox hurriedly arrived at Rockefeller Center, the sun had already climbed overhead and the Radio Hall was already crowded with people.

Looking around, there was a huge sea of ​​people stretching all the way with no end in sight. Karen was deeply aware that she was just a small drop of water.

Every face was filled with bright and cheerful expressions, sparkling in the rare good weather in New York, blending in with the sunshine.

Sigh in despair.

(End of this chapter)