The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1549 Worship
"Anson! Anson! Anson!"

It was grand and vigorous, and the whole audience was roaring.

Even the crew members were no exception. Kristen was the first to take the lead in shouting and joining in the rolling heat wave.

Because she personally experienced the turmoil last summer and was involved in it because of her relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal, she experienced the pull of conscience, the test of fame and fortune, and the cruelty of the real world in a roller coaster-like experience. Her feelings are deeper and more complicated than those of others.

At this moment, seeing Anson standing on the stage again, bathed in the cheers of the audience, Kristen was filled with emotion.

Shouting with all my might, letting out all my emotions.

James Franco was slightly surprised.

He knew that he should cheer for Anson, he knew that his career was flourishing and there was no need to envy Anson, and he knew that the scene before him was not that simple.

But... there is still a hint of bitterness on the tip of my tongue.

In the movie, Harry was deprived of almost all roles, and the whole movie became Peter's one-man show; outside the movie, they were still reduced to supporting roles, and that was not all, they even witnessed a scene where the movie premiere turned into a concert, with the entire audience cheering one person's name in unison.

"Anson!"

"Anson!"

Over and over again, the whole audience roared, their blood boiled, as if they were standing at the center of the world, but there was no place for anyone else in the spotlight.

Worship!

Even Tom Cruise, Leonardo Dicaprio and others at their peak were not able to enjoy this honor and treatment.

Moreover, James knew that Anson was in a tug-of-war with Sony and Columbia over film remuneration, and everything in front of him was part of the publicity.

But what about them?

Obviously. Soren Columbia is not worried about the remuneration of these supporting actors or even the director for the time being. Anson, Anson, Anson, everything is about Anson.

No, no, no, no, you can't let your imagination run wild, and you shouldn't judge others by your own standards.

Taking a deep breath, James pulled back his wavering mood and turned to look at Anson, who was standing in the middle of the crowd with a confused look on his face. It was obvious that Anson didn't understand what was going on, which made James feel mischievous. He showed a big smile, whistled, and took the lead in making a noise.

"Ho, ho ho ho."

James even raised his hands to stir up the atmosphere, asking the audience to cheer louder and louder. Christen and the others all laughed and joined in the cheering, even Sam Raimi was no exception.

Furious, long, and endless.

This scene is incredible——

The premiere of "Spider-Man 2" is turning into a one-man show for Anson in all aspects. Standing in the guest seating area, Michael Lynton could hardly laugh.

You know, smile, this is Michael's trademark. No matter what happens, he will never lose his smile. It is welded to his face like a mask.

But now, the corners of her mouth were slightly raised, but there was no smile in that arc, and the icy coldness in her eyes revealed a hint of murderous intent. The remaining rationality controlled her body to avoid exposing her weaknesses in front of Amy Pascal and handing her weaknesses to her competitors with her own hands.

Damn it!

The applause, cheers and whistles were like slaps in the face, so sudden and continuous that Michael had no room to breathe and even forgot the pain. Only humiliation and anger were burning in his chest.

James Franco. Sam Raimi. Kirsten Dunst. They did this on purpose, supporting Anson with such a gesture, and even using the audience as an excuse to make their own voices heard under the cover of the storm of public opinion, pushing Sony Columbia into an embarrassing position. Michael believed that he was well prepared and fully aware of the situation; however, everything that was happening before his eyes was still out of his control.

"That's a good thing."

Michael remains sane. The success of "Spider-Man 2" is good for Sony Columbia, and he should sincerely bless the movie.

but!

The success of a film is one thing, the success of an actor is another.

What Sony Columbia wanted to see was "Spider-Man 2" detonating the market, not Anson standing high above like a king and accepting everyone's worship.

When Anson's presence surpasses Peter Parker and "Spider-Man 2", it is definitely not bad news for Sony Columbia.

And what is happening before our eyes, the 7,000 people in the audience are kneeling down in a fanatical manner, surrendering wholeheartedly, and giving all the praises with boiling blood. Bathed in the spotlight, Anson seems to have firmly grasped the initiative and stepped on Sony Columbia.

This is not a good thing.

Surrounded by the thunderous applause and cheers of victory from the entire audience, it was hard for the mind to resist the torrent of emotions. Out of the corner of his eye he could see Amy Pascal putting her fingers in her mouth and whistling, a smile blooming at the end of her eyes, her smug and triumphant look making Michael feel a tightness in his chest.

"The winner is still undecided."

Michael finally managed to pull himself together. This was just the premiere, and there were many factors that could change the course of events.

Whether it is Anson or Amy, if they are blinded by the scene before them and forget everything, it will prove that they are short-sighted.

The one who laughs last is the real winner.

A smile was barely hanging on the corners of his mouth, and the completely uncontrolled anger was running rampant in his chest, but in the end, Michael still straightened his back and clapped his hands, giving applause with a fake smile. The light in his eyes all settled down, becoming more restrained and deeper, and all emotions completely disappeared.

It had been exactly twelve minutes since the movie ended, and from the end credits to the creative team coming on stage, the audience's roar of applause and cheers seemed to have no end in sight.

Twelve minutes!

Such treatment has already exceeded the height of a summer movie. Even at an occasion like the Toronto Film Festival, which is famous for its warm and friendly audience, only a few excellent works can receive a twelve-minute standing ovation from the audience, let alone a commercial film premiere?
This is unheard of in the Hollywood summer season!

And before our eyes, the cheers and applause continued to rise, and the endless outburst of enthusiasm seemed ready to reduce the Radio Concert Hall to ashes.

"Anson!"

"Anson!"

Finally, standing under the spotlight and surrounded by rolling heat waves, Anson took a step forward, raised his hands, and gently pressed down, trying to control the situation.

The first time, it was not successful. Instead, Anson's actions made the scene even crazier and more passionate. The roars almost made his ears lose hearing.

The world began to spin.

The smile on Anson's lips rose completely, but he did not give up. He pressed his hands down again, little by little, like taming a wild horse, and even made a silent "whoa" sound with his mouth, which made the audience burst into laughter. In the cheerful atmosphere, the applause finally stopped.

"Excuse me, did our crew go to the wrong place? We came to the Radio Concert Hall to participate in an event, but ended up accidentally entering the August 31st band concert?"

(End of this chapter)