America: Child stars start with The Shining

In America, six-year-old Shire had been reduced to a lowly child laborer, working twelve-hour shifts a day. Orphaned and burdened with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, he was on the verge of being killed and becoming a homeless man. Just then, he unexpectedly found Jodie Foster's sunglasses on a Hollywood film set. [Name: Child Star's Lost Black Sunglasses (Rare)] [Source: *The Silence of the Lambs*] [Entry: Distorted Gaze (Passive) - Your facial expressions are delayed, causing unease.] Thanks to the effect of this item, Shire stormed into the audition for *The Shining*. His future self would be a prisoner in *The Shawshank Redemption*; a dissolute playboy in *Titanic*; a maritime legend in *Pirates of the Caribbean*; and a dreamer in *La La Land*. In 1979, the era of blockbuster movies began. Welcome, Shire! Years later, Charles, who had won multiple Academy Awards for Best Actor, stood on the stage and calmly said, "Thank you. I don't think it's because I need this award, but rather..." "The Academy Awards need me." Thunderous applause erupted from below.