Eight Hundred and Seventy-One Came to a Realization

After going through the dark and dark times, the energy contained in the name "Renly-Hall", the achievements, the contacts established, and the word of mouth gained have paid little by little. , revealing the truth.

If the support of Andrew Garfield, Jessica Chastain and Rooney Mara is just a surprise to people; then Woody Allen and Steven Spielberg 's speech seemed meaningful.

"I don't know the ins and outs of the incident, and I don't care." Woody still had the lofty and critical attitude of a literati, "but I know that even now, Renly still occasionally goes to the Pioneer Village to perform, and also makes a cameo as a waiter. Yingsheng. However, it has never been reported by the media. In the city of New York, what really conquers art lovers is not news, but strength.”

"It's a very dedicated actor," Steven said in a phone interview.

"I can still remember that during the filming of 'The Pacific War', there was a period of time, five days or seven days, I can't remember the exact time. However, during that time, Renly didn't have any role, he could rest, he could On vacation, he could stay in the lounge and relax, but he didn't. He joined the rest of the cast, laying in the mud as an extra, and following the entire crew through all the filming."

After telling this little episode, Steven said with a chuckle, "The director was also curious at the time, why did Renly choose this way, is it to perform well in front of me and Tom. The little guy replied like this: I'm not a genius. If I want to be an excellent actor, I still have a lot of room to work hard. I haven't participated in the war, and I haven't experienced real hardships. I hope to go deep into the battlefield and experience it well."

The interviews with Woody and Steven are very special. They did not respond to the "hypegate" incident, but listed Renly's deeds on the side, but invisibly enriched and filled Renly's image. .

As Rooney said, "He is absolutely impossible to hype," and Ryan, Paul and Jennifer have all expressed similar views.

In the midst of the commotion, Dwayne Johnson's support was particularly abrupt, and it really attracted a lot of attention, "No, I haven't met Renly, just a phone call. I'm sure I got the 'speed and After the opportunity to perform in the sequel to Passion/Love, my agent contacted Renly and put me and Renly on the phone."

"During the phone call, Renly congratulated me; and generously shared the thoughts and ideas of the original interpretation of Luke Hobbs, and also made some comments on my role." Dawn's revelation, revealed Behind the scenes of the "Fast and Furious" sequel, "He's a real actor, friendly, gracious, warm. I honestly feel a little regretful that I didn't get to work with him."

Dawn's speech itself,

He did not respond directly to the news event, but he revealed a message: The "Fast and the Furious" sequel crew and Renly have a very close relationship, not only Paul Walker and Gal Gadot, but Dwayne John The same is true for Sen and Jason Statham, which further confirms the media's speculation that Vin Diesel is the troublemaker.

So, things get interesting - can the sworn and conclusive evidence of "Entertainment Weekly" stand up to scrutiny? Or is it just the reporter's self-inference?

Among the cheers, there were so many big names and accidents that when Jake Gyllenhaal, a normally low-key actor, stood up, people were not surprised.

"In Berlin, I didn't hide my love for this actor, and here I don't either." Jack didn't beat around the bush, "I read some news earlier, accusing Renly of posturing and concocting news in Berlin. But I believe that none of the journalists who wrote these stories went to Berlin in person."

"If you travel to Berlin during the festival, you can ask the local moviegoers in person. This young actor loves movies so much, for every movie he can give his opinions and opinions, really with the love of movies How much of this sincerity and sincerity is left in Hollywood? This cannot be faked or fabricated.”

Jack's words are unhurried, always humble, but powerfully persuasive, "After returning to Los Angeles, I heard about the album 'Don Quixote'. I am not a fan of folk music, but I am Will buy this album and listen carefully."

Support, support, support!

The firm support from the peers, in stark contrast to the overwhelming accusations, has reversed the trend of public opinion bit by bit; more importantly, everyone said that it is easy to add icing on the cake, but it is difficult to provide help when Renly is in deep trouble. What he did not mean was collective silence, nor was he undermined, but warm affirmation and support. The mighty solidarity swarmed from all directions, and in the midst of all the criticism and slander, it became more and more valuable.

The "hypegate" incident is still fermenting. The initiators headed by "Entertainment Weekly" and Harvey Weinstein are naturally unlikely to surrender easily, while "New York Times", "U.S. Weekly" and "New York" The critics headed by "Kai" have absolutely no plans to give up on this. The remaining neutral bystanders, some chose to stand, some chose to stand by, the media discussion became more and more lively, and it seemed that there was no sign of precipitation. And it's getting worse.

In the midst of all the attention, the train for the awards season is still moving forward vigorously. The Screen Actors Guild Awards debuted, revealing the most important weather vane of the four major acting awards throughout the awards season.

Best Actress, Viola Davis, "The Help"; Best Supporting Actress, Octavia Spencer, "The Help"; Best Actor, Jean Dujarre, "The Artist" Dan; Best Supporting Actor, Christopher Plummer for "The Beginner."

For Weinstein Films, the results are clear at a glance. The two departments of actresses have completely failed; the two departments of male actors have gained hope--

Although "Beginner" is the work of Focus Pictures, not Weinstein Pictures, their "Week with Monroe" still has the strength to compete for awards. With two weeks to go until the Oscars, they still have a lot to offer.

The most important thing is that, in the male protagonist department, Jean-Dujardin's advantages have gradually become obvious, and the recent operation and promotion have finally seen results. Now, all the Weinstein brothers need to do is to further cement their advantages and then focus more on the operation of the heroine department.

This also shows that the "hype door" boom will not settle in a short time, at least, the Weinstein brothers will not allow it.

For the Crosses, however, the hustle and bustle of awards season means nothing. They lost their beloved daughter, their family lost the most important piece of territory, their lives began to fall apart, they didn't even have time to take care of each other, and the entanglements of Vanity Fair were even more pointless.

Quietly, Ellie quietly looked at the scenery outside the window.

In fact, there was nothing outside the window, just the usual suburban streetscape; two clouds floated above the sky, motionless and terribly boring. However, Allie just stared blankly. Suddenly, a sparrow flew low in the sky, breaking the tranquility and alarming Ellie. She looked back in a panic, raised her hand to wipe the warmth from her eyes, and pretended to be everything. Never happened.

Raising her head, Ellie glanced at Derek secretly, lest Derek notice his embarrassment. But then Ellie realized that was impossible.

Derek was holding a magazine in his hand and seemed to be flipping through it, but the focus of his eyes had completely disintegrated. For a long time, he never turned the page. Not to mention that this magazine is "Entertainment Weekly", it is absolutely impossible for Derek to read it at ordinary times, and he has no interest at all; and at this time, the magazine is also upside down.

Ellie's eyes couldn't help but be embarrassed again, she lowered her eyes to cover her embarrassment, raised her hand to take the magazine, and woke Derek, "I'm ready to go to work, there are fifteen minutes left, if you can't catch the train, you will be late. .” They live in the suburbs of New York and take the train to and from the city every day.

Derek nodded randomly, stood up and walked towards the living room, but he didn't eat a single bite of the breakfast in front of him.

Ellie didn't have the heart to dissuade Derek. She lowered her head, looked at the untouched breakfast on her plate, sighed, and then saw the huge photo on the magazine out of the corner of her eye, "Renly-Hall : The man who deceived the whole world!"

After a slight stun, Ellie started to read. The more I read, the more frightened, the more I read, the more frightened, the incredulousness was revealed in his eyes, and he covered his mouth, but the tears could not be stopped at all, and the tears fell down.

When reading the paragraph "Heather Buried, Renly Absent", Ellie couldn't help exclaiming, "God, what the hell have I done."

Hearing the shouting, Derek rushed in quickly, and said with worry and confusion in his eyes, "What's the matter? What happened?"

Ellie raised her head and burst into tears, "Derek, what the hell have I done?" Ellie just repeated this paragraph, her eyes filled with incredible, sadness and despair slowly and slowly seeping out .

All that was between Renly and Heather, all that Renly had done for Heather, no one knew better than them. This article is full of lies and fabrications, and she can recognize it with just a glance.

Those lost, shattered, hidden memories crept up.

She remembered the moving of "Time", she remembered the moving of "Say You Won't Let Go", she remembered the madness of "Cleopatra", she also remembered the secrets belonging to Renly and Heather, she Remember Heather's dream and Renly's persistence. All the memories of that concert were so vivid and real, and after disappearing for a long time, they came back to my mind again, vividly.

Derek took the magazine and browsed it quickly, the shock and consternation in his eyes also surfaced little by little. He doesn't know, they don't know at all, they haven't heard any news, the media doesn't disturb their lives at all, they're completely encouraged. His hands began to tremble slightly.

"God, what the hell have we done." 8)