The Greatest Showman

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Facing the sharp and pointed accusations from the opponents, and even the disdain and ridicule, Katarina was the first to resist, "What did you say? Renly has opened up and accepted all the discussions, you guys. Why do you say that? I think you are unreasonable! There is no right or wrong in the discussion of art. Everyone is allowed to express their own opinions. You are forcing Renly to accept their own opinions. Disgusting!"

Katarina's aggressive accusations suddenly made the other party a little unable to step down, and they all turned their heads stubbornly, refusing eye contact and a positive response.

Seeing the tit-for-tat fans in front of him, Renly chuckled softly. He had seen such fans in Telluride before. Still, Berlin fans are more professional, more senior, more profound, more aggressive, more engaged, and more likeable than Telluride.

"What are you looking forward to? I hate this movie? If so, firstly, I wouldn't have done it in the first place, because the script had a lot of monologues; and secondly, I wouldn't be in Berlin either. The film festival is over, and I believe there should be some jobs available in the United States these days.”

Renly spoke again, and the joking words eased the tense atmosphere at the scene a little, but many people couldn't hold back and laughed lightly, "As an audience, I don't like this work; but as an actor, I don't like this work. , I'm madly in love with this work. It's constantly pushing my limits, and working with Tony has been an absolutely crazy journey, and I love it as much as you hate it."

"Personally, I love all of my current works." Renly raised his eyebrows, then looked at Jack, "The same question, I believe Jack will give the same answer." Jack After a slight pause, Renly was about to speak, but Renly added, "Wait, is the work 'Prince of Persia: The Blade of Time' also included?"

"Haha." Everyone burst into laughter, including Jack himself. He raised the index finger of his right hand and pointed at Renly, but after all, there was nothing he could do. He shook his head helplessly and let the smile rise.

"Renly, then I want to ask, what image does Henry represent?" Katarina finally seized the opportunity and asked, "I mean, from an actor's point of view."

Renly laughed dumbly, "The actor's point of view." After repeating it, he thought about it seriously, "In my opinion, Sammy is actually Henry. In other words, Henry is looking forward to Sammy being able to grow into himself in the future. As for what Sammy and Henry look like, I think every viewer who 'loves' this movie has their own interpretation."

"Love it," Renly accentuated his tone deliberately, causing the group of opponents to laugh, and one of them shouted, "Renly, even if you say that, I won't like this work."

Renly took the coffee and paid tribute.

Just this one move, Renly won the approval of all the audience. Broad-minded, gentleman and magnanimous, accepting criticism and praise, always maintaining humility and always maintaining enthusiasm. It's been a long time since such an actor.

Mark cleared his throat, "Renly, thank you for your willingness to discuss with us, then we won't disturb you." With a bright smile on his face, Mark greeted his friends, turned and left, walking briskly. Jumping up, revealing his inner excitement, "I told you, Renly is different from those Hollywood actors. He's a European actor!"

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The chattering, bustling, and noisy group of people who were so noisy just thirty seconds ago are now walking towards the cinema chatting and laughing like old friends who have known each other for a long time. The words of discussion were still "detached", but gradually, they began to share the viewing experience of the past few days.

Looking back, Renly saw Jack staring at him intently. Renly looked puzzled, "Why, did I accidentally dip the corner of my mouth when I drank coffee just now?"

"No." Jack chuckled lightly, lowered his head, thought about it seriously, and considered his words, "As an audience, do you really not like the work of 'Transcendence'?"

Compared with yesterday, today's Jack seemed much more relaxed and at ease. Not just the smile on the face, but also the body language. The two had just met unexpectedly in the cinema hall. Jack took the initiative to invite them to the coffee shop next to them for a cup of coffee. Renly nodded and agreed.

"Yes." Renly's answer was succinct, "Personally, in my opinion, Tony has pushed too hard, and the discomfort of watching the whole movie is too high, too proud, too much. self."

Jack pursed his lips unexpectedly, "Actually, I like this movie very much. The part you hate is exactly the part I like. Especially the chalk animation part, and the part where the camera interviews Henry, that kind of absurdity The sense of contradiction intertwined with reality, like a slowly flowing river, has a poetic sense."

Renly retracted his jaw meaningfully and didn't say anything, but Jack read it right away and laughed, "Hey, hey, what do you mean by that expression."

"It's a very unique taste." Renly's answer made Jack laugh and cry. He picked up the sugar bowl in front of him and tapped the table lightly, "I'm complimenting your work, yours."

Renly raised his hands in surrender, then deliberately pursed his lips exaggeratedly and closed his mouth.

Jack was helpless, drooping his head and looking at Renly speechlessly,

Finally, he exclaimed, "Okay, I admit, I hated the 'Prince of Persia' movie. To be precise, it should be hated."

There were smiles in the eyes of the two of them, instead of continuing to talk about "detachment", they chatted about other works of the Berlin Film Festival, just like ordinary audiences who came to participate in the film festival. However, the conversation did not last long, and in only about half an hour, the two of them both got up and left.

Jack and Renly both took advantage of the noon break to sneak out.

As a judge, Jack needs to watch every work in the competition unit. This year, a total of 19 works have been shortlisted. All of them have been watched, and they have to be analyzed and interpreted. At the final award meeting, every judge must express their opinions and opinions. , and there must be something to be said, which is not an easy task.

As an actor, Renly stayed in Berlin for only four days, and he needed to do a lot of publicity, a dense carpet of publicity. It was very rare to be able to sneak three hours at noon today and watch a movie. After returning in the afternoon, he probably stayed in the hotel room until all night.

In just three days, this was the fifth time Ned Mullan had seen Renly Hall. But every time he saw Renly, Ned always had a different feeling. Today, Renly looked a little tired, but his expression was full of energy. He casually asked what was going on, and Renly kept talking about it. I talked about the movie I watched at noon today and communicated with the audience.

It's just a simple shirt, random messy hair, and the wanton and uninhibitedness exuding from the bones, giving Ren Li's elegant and handsome face a unique temperament.

After the release of "Transcendence" this time, "Entertainment Weekly" jokingly mocked that this is the most handsome film in Renly's career, even more handsome than "Love Crazy", and satirized those who like "Twilight" ” fans will surely love it. But, according to Ned, this statement is also true on another level, because Renly does play Henry Bart very charmingly.

"Aren't you worried at all?" Ned finally couldn't help but ask, "After the release of 'Transcendence', it immediately fell into a whirlpool of incredible controversy, and now major media are discussing this work, arguing Continuously."

Empire magazine was the vanguard of interviews with the media this afternoon, and the content of the interviews was naturally different before and after the premiere.

"In a sense, this should be one of the director's goals." Renly didn't seem worried at all. Tony Kaye was being interviewed in the next room. Today is a wheel interview, and there are at least 25 media outlets. Interviews are required, and there is a long way to go.

Renly was not only not worried, but also smiled, "This film not only points the contradiction to education, but also points to society. For everyone, we have been, are or will be educated, and because of what we have Education is facing different problems in the class environment we are in.”

"Even in the upper class, those Ivy League schools, or the British traditional century-old schools, their educational values ​​are also being challenged. Education is undoubtedly the cornerstone of the future, so, as you can imagine, the audience will not like it." For such a question , Renly is undoubtedly the most powerful. In the last life and this life, he experienced education of different classes and levels, and he was deeply touched by the issues discussed by Tony.

"What's more, Tony chose an experimental approach, with an almost fruitless, raw discussion. It's unfriendly, even offensive." Renly spread his hands, "So, the audience and The backlash from the media, that's normal. If Tony wants to make a movie that everyone loves, he's not Tony Kaye."

Ned was stunned for a moment, then nodded with a chuckle, agreeing, but added, "You mean, you don't care about the voices of criticism?"

"Yes, in fact, I read all the film reviews, both critics and praises." Renly nodded. "If possible, I would like to have a direct communication with the audience. Not a debate, but a communication." The purpose is to win the issue, and the exchange is to exchange views on both sides and keep the positions of both sides unchanged. "I believe that Tony will also be very willing."

Such a magnanimous posture, bright and upright. The 22-year-old young actor in front of him is really old-fashioned and wise.

Ned's smile finally burst into full bloom. "I think the audience will be very happy to express their opinions. This is the Berlin Film Festival, provided you are really prepared."

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