The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1764 The Heat Has Not Dissipated
Hot, comfortable, pleasant, lazy and relaxed, always keeping you relaxed and happy—

The filming of "The Hangover" in Las Vegas went smoothly, filled with laughter and joy, truly turning work into a party and enjoying ourselves to the fullest.

Clearly, Anson went completely overboard.

Especially with Seth and Eva, those two audacious troublemakers, causing chaos around them, Chris and Brad also went crazy along with them.

Todd was at a loss.

Therefore, Todd had to consult with Forest Films and Warner Bros. He was worried that if something went wrong, he, as a powerless director, would become the scapegoat. However, to his surprise, both producers, Lucas Wood and Jeff Robinoff, were very lenient and simply said, "Whatever makes Anson happy." Todd was speechless.

Hollywood has learned that Anson is filming a new movie in Las Vegas, but miraculously, Las Vegas seems unaware of this.

Or perhaps, in this desert oasis, there are things more attractive than Hollywood stars, things that one doesn't care about in their hedonistic pursuits.

Thanks to this, Anson and his team really messed things up.

The most classic scene occurred one night when the crew needed to film a scene without any dialogue, unrelated to the main plot, or at least not directly related to it.

It's the scene where they all get drunk and return to Caesars Palace, including Doug and Jordan. These irrational guys wreak havoc in the casino, completely losing their minds and going wild, letting loose and partying.

So, Anson and his group got slightly tipsy, let go of their inhibitions, and started fooling around in the casino without informing the tourists beforehand.

As a result, the group went on a wild party, much like Sun Wukong wreaking havoc in the Heavenly Palace, to the point that the casino patrons didn't recognize Anson at all, assuming they were just a group of drinkers, and started chasing after Caesars Palace security.

Such situations are quite common in Las Vegas, but the sheer audacity and erratic nature of this event are rare. It undoubtedly became the hottest topic of the night, spreading throughout casinos large and small across Las Vegas, prompting other hotels to take notice.
A group of casino gamblers have invaded Las Vegas, and security needs to be on high alert.

Until dawn the next day, Caesars Palace and the film crew explained to each guest that this was the filming of a Hollywood movie, not a real disturbance by drunkards.

The guests were dumbfounded, and one by one they admired and praised the performance as incredibly realistic.

Todd was utterly exhausted. Initially, he worried that the situation would spiral out of control and escalate into a tragedy if the actors and casino patrons actually clashed. But when he saw the finished product, he couldn't help but beam with joy. The undeniable realism was palpable, perfectly capturing the unique atmosphere of Las Vegas. The exhilarating revelry made all his stress vanish, leaving him itching to join the party.

This is youth.

At one point, Todd realized that with Anson and his group of young people as the main cast, "The Hangover" conveyed the same sense of confusion that classic works like "The Breakfast Club," "Rumble Fish," and "American Graffiti" do: the uncertainty of youth as people are about to leave adolescence and enter adulthood. They not only face the pressure of employment and society, but also need to start considering marriage, the future, and other plans. Las Vegas is just an excuse; the real purpose is to escape reality.

That unbridled passion, that dazzling brilliance, that frenzy, burst forth like fireworks.

Unconsciously, Todd felt the fleeting happiness and sorrow of fireworks, and when he looked at the revelry of the young people in front of him, his mind calmed down.

Perhaps this is the most perfect way to watch the movie; he should trust Anson.

The filming of "The Hangover" went smoothly. Although it seemed chaotic and disorganized, the filming schedule was surprisingly fast and smooth.

Summer vanishes silently around the street corner, autumn gradually paints the maple leaves red, and a brand new major event is about to unfold in North America and even the global market—

Anson's second album, and also his first solo album, is about to be released. Finally!

Since their Grammy performance at the beginning of the year, fans of August 31 have been calling out and eagerly awaiting the release of Anson's second studio album.

More importantly, a tour!

If you love music, you have to experience it live!

If you like bands, you should definitely listen to them live!

Only by truly standing there and feeling the raging winds and heat waves coming from all directions, dissolving and disintegrating into the notes, can one touch the soul of the music.

While fans are looking forward to the second album, they are also looking forward to the first tour, and they can't wait to buy tickets and go in to celebrate together.

However, instead of a second album or a tour, they received the devastating news of the band's breakup on August 31st.

My heart is ashen, and I can't even cry.

Calls for the band to reunite on August 31st resounded around the world, but they soon realized that Anson was too busy to reunite the band; even if a reunion was not possible, a small tour would be good.

After all, the band August 31st burst onto the scene like a shooting star, briefly illuminating the night sky before disappearing without even having a chance to truly shine. They had no music videos, no tours, and only a handful of live performances.

Of course, European street tours don't count.

North America is filled with envy and resentment towards the European audiences, hoping that the band August 31st can also fulfill the wishes of North American fans.

Later, instead of the news of the band's tour on August 31, they received the news that Anson had signed with Warner Music and was preparing to release a solo album. The sound of cheering erupted instantly, and everyone went crazy.

Then, the performance at the premiere of "Spider-Man 2" and the sudden appearance of "Sunflower" swept the entire summer into a storm, vast and continuous.

For over three and a half months now, "Sunflower" has firmly held the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100, having accumulated fifteen consecutive weeks at number one. It is only one step away from matching or even breaking the all-time record of sixteen consecutive weeks at number one, and no one can shake the single's dominance.

This summer, the buzz surrounding "Sunflower" is no less than that surrounding "Spider-Man 2," with fans eagerly anticipating it with parched throats.

What about the album?
What about the album Anson announced so early? Also, what about the other song Anson performed at the premiere? When will it be released? Will it be like "Awaken Me" again?

Amidst eager anticipation and various expectations, Warner Music's announcement caused a nationwide uproar:
Anson's debut solo album will be released globally on October 22nd.

boom!
Boom boom boom!
The heatwave exploded, and fans—and Anson's die-hard moviegoers—immediately went into party mode, singing, dancing, and having a blast. All sorts of parties swept the globe, and everyone counted down the days, waiting and waiting, until the day finally arrived.

"Anson's debut album release date is coming soon!!!"

(End of this chapter)