CHAPTER 58, EVERYONE SAYS I LOVE YOU

The car started.

Martha, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, stared intently into the rearview mirror, trying to see something from Josie's face.

Josie raised her eyes and asked, "What's your problem, Martha?" "

"It's a big problem." Martha adjusted her sitting position and turned her head, "You see that boy." That's the problem. "

"Boy?" Josie raised an eyebrow, "He's twenty-six years old and a man. "

Twenty-six?

Martha was slightly surprised, but her focus quickly shifted from Edward. Norton's real age, move to another place.

"Why do you know this?" She asked.

"He told me himself before the audition." Josie was a little nonchalant, "You shouldn't just want to ask this, right?" "

Martha then returned to the point and said, "I mean, it's not like your style, I don't think you're the kind of person who falls in love at first sight, and besides, you and Keanu before..."

"Martha, life occasionally needs some romance." Josie interrupted Martha with a smile and continued: "Especially in the profession of an actor, I have to be emotional. But in fact, I am not an easily aroused person, I am trying to be a little crazy, I should not be so indestructible. "

If vulnerability is the most wonderful trait in an actor, then for an actress, sensitivity and madness are equally indispensable.

For a long time, Josie's character had not fully excavated the depths of her emotions, until the stressful days of filming "First Class Fear", she really released the beast of her inner world for the first time, and the hearty performance made her feel trembling and excited.

She gained a great sense of accomplishment, as well as an unparalleled catharsis.

But when she left that role, an indescribable sense of emptiness refilled her body, making her desperate to enter the next round of challenges.

Acting is addictive.

Martha looked at Josie in amazement, and at this moment her already pure and sweet face was particularly attractive, even if she wrote ambition and desire on her face, it only added luster to it.

She opened her mouth, but paused for a few seconds before saying: "Let's talk about the next plan, the shooting cycle of "Everyone Says I Love You" is not long, we can do more..."

Penthouse duplex on Madison Avenue.

The owner of the apartment, Frank. Horton is sitting on a sofa in the living room, and the design of the high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows makes the scenery very charming, and it is easy to overlook the whole of Manhattan, as if the world is under your feet.

And the world is indeed at his feet.

Frank recently lives here, occasionally going out to run □□ park, or going to Broadway to enjoy popular shows, it seems that he is still cultivating his body, and he has no plans to return to Wall Street, which touches the sensitive nerves of some people.

He closed a financial magazine slowly, with a relaxed and pleasant smile on his mature and elegant face.

Frank should certainly be happy, because through the vicissitudes of the international futures market, he has already grabbed wealth that ordinary people cannot reach in their lifetime, and even the government department has been played with by himself.

It's time to have some new fun.

Frank thought so, so he threw the financial magazine in the trash, but from the white marble coffee table, he picked up a Hollywood industry bible, Vanity Fair.

On the cover of the December issue of Vanity Fair, the sea that had just revealed the light of day was quiet and deep, the sea water flooded her kneeling legs, and the sparkling light rippled under her, giving the backlit skin a gold-like color.

The perfectly blonde girl lifted her chin, revealing her graceful shoulder and neck lines and three-quarters of her well-defined side face.

A pair of blue eyes brought by genetics, slightly melancholy and confused when not smiling, as magnificent as the deep sea under the interlacing of light and shadow, calm but by no means extraordinary.

The red lips opened softly, as if a thousand words, or a sigh.

"Surprisingly, this is a masterpiece." He chuckled, his fingers brushing the paper cover of the magazine.

The largest font on it reads --

Josiehutton:Goldengirl

"If we're going to follow up with awards season, there are two ways to play now." Inside the elevator, Martha was talking to Josie, "One is to try to publicize your performance in "Life Is Because of You", borrowing Richard. Dreyfus's connections, brush a familiar face in front of industry insiders, and if you are lucky, get a few female nominations; The second is to cooperate with Paramount's PR "Monopoly" Golden Globe Sound Comedy nomination, but the problem is that the film has entered the home entertainment market for nearly two months, and its target group has basically been developed, and then going to the PR Golden Globe Awards can not bring enough benefits to Paramount. "

In the final analysis, "Dominant" is just a youth campus comedy, and this year is another year after 1994, Hollywood films blow out again, the only thing worth public relations is Josie's Best Actress in the Sound Comedy Category, but the problem is that after several rounds of online and offline public relations battles, this movie has not left too much oppressive value.

The deal wasn't a good deal.

And Paramount's awards season was already booked for Mel. Gibson's "Braveheart," an epic film aimed at the Oscars and likely to bring heavyweight award nominations for Best Actor, Best Director and Best Picture, will be helpful for long-term gains worldwide.

As for the movie "Life Sounds Beautiful Because of You", Josie does not have many scenes, and the characters are not deep and full, and the whole film is the male protagonist Richard. Dreyfus' solo show.

"I need a nomination." Josie said.

She remembers Kate. Winslet entered the Hollywood scene this year, with Ang Lee's "Sense and Sensibility," which apparently helped her get a ticket to the big ship.

Maybe this is not Kate. Winslet's audition was the key to success, but it still had a positive impact.

Well, that's enough.

"In that case, I'll send out a memorandum later, have an online meeting with Kevin, Archie, and Eve tomorrow, and then contact Paramount." Martha is the most aware of Josie's dedication to "Titanic", and I have to say that the two of them want to go together.

As early as last night, Martha went back to the Miller house in New York, as usual, did not see her brother with congenital dementia, as usual, was carefully told by her mother not to argue with Arthur, and as usual, she met Rebecca's always eager gaze.

In fact, her conversation with Arthur was calm and restrained, and many points of view even coincided.

As this year's Academy president, Arthur's successful ascension to office is no less than the awards season's PR battle, so I won't repeat it here.

It is important that Arthur thinks this year Richard. Dreyfus has no chance of winning, and the Coppola family has been rooted in Hollywood for many years and is bound to replace Nicholas of "Leaving Las Vegas". Cage sent the actor throne.

In addition, "Braveheart" spent 20 million US dollars on public relations and publicity - it is enough to make a "Monopoly 2" - this is Paramount's number one Olympian this year, there is no one.

It may seem that Josie has no chance this year, but there is actually an award, and she does have a chance to fight for a nomination.

This award is the Golden Globe Award.

The Golden Globe Awards are sponsored by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which has been held every year since its inception in 1994 before the end of the Oscars voting day, and has long been considered insufficient for professionalism and authority because the final results of the award are voted on by a small number of association journalists.

A small number of judges means easy PR.

In particular, the Golden Globe Awards flaunt the voice of the audience's tastes and recognize the beads of the academy, and set up two major categories of nominations in the drama category and the music comedy category, making its shortlisting much simpler and crudeer than competing for the Oscars.

With a ding, the entrance elevator goes straight to the top floor.

The smile on Josie's face was lazy, and she said to Martha: "Just do it, Martha, I am very relieved that you will do things." Only one point, "Titanic" is still the highest priority. "

"I'm measured." Martha simply agreed, but couldn't help but feel funny, "I really don't know what magic "Titanic" has, or that you are really James. Cameron's crazy fans? "

Josie blinked, "I don't mind admitting that if needed." "

Frank on the couch heard the ladies' voices, cleared his throat and said, "Good afternoon, ladies." "

"Hello, Mr. Horton." Martha said hello.

"Hey Dad, how was your day?" Josie still can't adjust to the enthusiasm of Americans, but fortunately Frank is not the kind of parent who loves to kiss or hug when they meet.

"I'm fine, sweetheart." Frank said, "What about you, how was the audition? "

Josie motioned for Martha to hand Frank the contract she had just signed, and the other party only glanced at it and returned it to Martha.

It's obvious that Woody . Alan's name is a golden signboard.

Frank hooked his lips and said, "It's really my little princess, come on, let's celebrate this tonight!" "

Josie came over and sat on a light gray single sofa, and she noticed that before they arrived, Frank was watching Vanity Fair with her as the cover, and she was very focused.

She smiled and said, "I'm afraid not, Dad, I have a date at night." "

"Dating?" Frank activated the good father's alert mode and asked in a stack of voices: "What kind of date, whether the date is a man or a woman, before ten o'clock - ah no, will you go home before nine?" "

"Dad!" Josie dragged out her tone, "I'm eighteen years old!" "

Frank touched the tip of his nose and muttered: "It doesn't matter how old you are, there are too many bad boys now, and they deceive little girls like you." "

"If it weren't for my father cheating on my mother back then, I wouldn't be where I am now." Josie dropped the sentence with a grin, pulled Martha up and ran to the marble stairs on the other side, "I'll go upstairs and change clothes!" "

Frank smiled and shook his head as he watched them go upstairs.

But he thought: How can a willing thing be called "deception"?

But Josie must not be with a penniless poor boy, and his daughter will surely have a husband and marriage that everyone envies.

Located on Third Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, P.J. Clarke's is a storytelling red house with pretty large windows and signage from the outside.

In fact, it is one of the city's most legendary and historic buildings.

It used to be Jacqueline. Kennedy's lunch spot with her two American babies, also "Sweetheart Hawley" - Buddy. The place where Hawley proposed to his lover was John. The place where Mercer wrote "To My Baby".

Later Nart. Gold. Cole took a bite of the restaurant's signature burger, and the "Cadillac of burgers" has since become famous.

Over the years, the restaurant has survived the ups and downs, not only frequented by celebrities, but also become one of New York's fashion landmarks.