[American Entertainment] Kise's Hollywood Diary

Chapter 88 Drive well

During the premiere of "The Aviator", Vincent tried to look at the film objectively and without personal feelings. It's true that Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio teamed up for the second time to a certain extent. But he could still imagine how those merciless filmmakers and critics would find fault with Leonardo as the leading actor tomorrow.

"The Aviator" is a drama biographical film. No matter how it replays, elaborates or praises a character's life, it ultimately has a critical central idea - just like Howard Hughes, he is undoubtedly that A very forward-thinking person in his era. But the sad thing is that geniuses usually have few people around them who can "keep up" with them, and society is not very tolerant of such people.

This conflict of "incompatibility" in personality and outlook was highlighted by Martin Scorsese, coupled with Howard Hughes's own flaws: hopelessly severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, which makes shortcomings impossible. Perfect characters will be more real.

In the past, Leonardo's performances always gave people the feeling of being too self-centered and using too much force, but Leonardo in this movie has obviously found a breakthrough. Perhaps it is still in a state of breaking through but not completely breaking away from the past performance mode. Leonardo was obviously not too satisfied when he saw the finished product at the premiere.

When he went on stage to thank the director, screenwriter and other actors, he glanced at Vincent and found that he was also applauding along with the others in the audience, and his face became slightly brighter.

When the premiere process was all over, Vincent was ready to say goodbye to Martin and the others, but he didn't expect that there was obviously a follow-up waiting for him.

"It's too late for you to rush back to Los Angeles. Why don't you just spend Christmas Eve with us today?"

Martin glanced at the lonely young man, then at Leonardo who was "pretending", and suggested.

Vincent was confused. Tomorrow is obviously Christmas Eve. Is there anything wrong with me rushing back tonight and going back tomorrow to spend Christmas Eve and Christmas Day? But since he had declined Martin's invitation many times, when he saw the old man looking at him with a look like "Okay? Okay~", Vincent gritted his teeth and agreed, "Then I'll do it early tomorrow morning Go back."

Picking a middle value, Martin raised his eyebrows and agreed.

"Actually, we will have a chance to have dinner together in the near future." Although Leonardo was speaking to Martin, his eyes were looking at Vincent, who was replying to emails and messages on his mobile phone, "Golden Globe Award The nominees ’ party is a good time after all.”

Martin glanced at Leonardo: “How many times have you been there?” Leonardo cleared his throat slightly and stretched out his hand to loosen his tie. "I regret every time the movie is finished. When I made it, I felt that there were too many things that were not done well." Martin laughed after hearing this. Laughing, he moved his eyes from the menu to Vincent: "When "The Secret" premiered, Vincent also said the same thing."

"Unless you think you have already won the Oscar, you should regret it." Martin Scorsese ordered the dinner he needed and handed the menu to the waiter.

Vincent quickly made his choice beside him, leaving only Leonardo still thinking about his own. Confused about what to have for dinner. When everything was on the table, Mr. Martin glanced at the things in front of Vincent with slight surprise, and then glanced meaningfully at the few items in front of Leonardo. He said "tsk" and laughed silently. laugh.

Obviously, Leonardo also noticed what Martin discovered immediately. For example, two plates of main dishes were placed in front of Vincent, but no soup was served. This was obviously the young man's special request. Almost reflexively, Leonardo looked at the foods and their corresponding calories and nutritional content flashed through his mind. He took a look at Vincent's "small body." Although he was about the same height as himself, his figure looked too "thin."