[American Showbiz] A Global Sensation

To sum up, this article is an extremely rare excellent business war article in Jinjiang... It was obviously originally an entertainment article, how could it be like this? The title should not be called "Global Popularity" but "The Rise of the Hollywood Female Tycoon"... The heroine has grown from a pitiable American sweetheart to an aloof Hollywood queen of power. In the main text, the heroine has been working on her career, and Xing Yu Que Que made me feel cold. In fact, the fragments in the main text (Keanu and Leo) and the emotional line are so vivid and moving. In a text that is so homogenized by industrial saccharine, it is really powerful to write such a natural emotional line that fits the character's personality in just a few chapters. The shortcoming is that it is clearly called "Global Popularity", but the charm and refreshing feeling of the heroine turning into a superstar and turning all living beings upside down are not enough. Rather than writing about Vanity Fair's ecstasy and the billions of people falling madly in love with her, the story is more about the undercurrent of strife and struggle within the studio and the fight against big bosses, which is very special and a little regretful. Is there any chance that we can write a heroine who is like Monroe Taylor or a female version of Leonardo DiCaprio? Like Britney's song "Lucky", with no family background, no rebirth, and no eternally rational and stoic boss soul, an ordinary young girl is "lucky" to become America's sweetheart world lover because of her peerless beauty and aura. She recognizes the world and herself amidst countless flashes of love and temptation out of love or malice, and rises to become a legendary superstar amidst the pressure of love and capital? Can you give it a try? In the end, Sissi is truly Her Majesty the Queen, who has truly gone from being a chess piece tribute under the "rules" to becoming a chess player to the person who makes the rules with her wisdom, courage and ruthlessness. It's really like Chris's feeling - if you only know her from the outside, you will love her beauty and love her character. If you really get close, you will find that she is more beautiful than the perfection you can imagine. She is truly respectable and a true legend.

The heroine can film an epic biography of Hypatia, the last philosophical representative of ancient Greek civilization and a legendary female philosopher. Beautiful and intelligent, she is pursued by everyone but insists on marrying the truth. She was proficient in mathematics, philosophy, and astronomy, and continued to teach and give lectures in an era of social turmoil. She was attacked and murdered by religious figures. After her death, Greek philosophy also declined.

It's strange, out of so many men, I was looking forward to Ernie the most, but Ernie basically finished the game without any performance. Eli, alas, is better than Ernie. Because of the contrast in Eli's portrayal, Ernie's extras are very plasticky.

I feel so sorry for Jim. It was my wife who made me fall in love with this guy. Then I couldn't find food everywhere, so I even started eating the red and black version of his meal replacement (T_T)

Don't let it end. How can you leave a hole unfilled? Besides, I'm still looking forward to a baby from Ernie or my Texas father-in-law, woo woo woo

I haven't finished reading yet. I want to ask who is the CP?

Who doesn't love Josie Horton?

I'm not a fan of my career, so I still want to read forums. Alas, there are no more superstars in Hollywood now. All the big stars are gone. If there really is Sissi or JJ, they will definitely be the last superstars in Hollywood [laughing and crying]

Which movie is "True Love's Kiss"? I only found one with a pig nose. Also, I admire Sissi, the goddess of power and order in the later period, who is like a real-life superhero. However, I can't help but miss a little bit about the heroine who was so shocked by Daniel Day-Lewis' performance that she burst into tears. The heroine who completely opened herself up in Woody Allen's movie and devoted herself completely to the role without being able to distinguish between reality and performance. The heroine who made some brave "little attempts" to understand Rose, but who was quiet, weak and pale after the audition. The heroine who inevitably falls in love with the male protagonist after filming a movie. The heroine who complained "no psychosis, no drama" when choosing roles. That talented experienced actress girl was so charming and beautiful. Even though she was still an insignificant figure in the industry at that time, her immersion and concentration in art really make me miss her. Even if she doesn't have a genius, intellectual and careerist side, she is just a willful and uninhibited movie goddess with a sweet and fragile appearance and an art-obsessed heart. She is pitiable but toxic, and she is still very charming. Unfortunately, decades have passed since the golden age, which has long been dominated by action and special effects blockbusters. How many films in the 21st century are truly artistic and ideological and can be called classics, and how many deep and soulful and interesting roles are left for actresses among them. Action blockbusters dominate the box office, and money determines power. Women can also take the lead in action blockbusters and become heroic saviors instead of sex symbols dependent on others. Women can also become Hollywood's top-paid action superstars. This in itself is of great significance from a cultural perspective. While I am really proud of her as a superstar in commercial films, I can't help but feel regretful that she was not born in the golden age when masterpieces of gods and goddesses were frequently produced. However, she managed to catch up with the tail end of the 1990s (the one that was released in 1994 did not catch up) and caught up with the tail end of the superstar era. It is better than facing the era of dominance of Marvel movies. Times create heroes, and if you debut in the 21st century, it will be really difficult to produce a superstar with strong works and strong personal appeal.

It's great! It's been a long time since I've been able to finish reading a novel of this length. Many of them start at the top and give up at the end of the reading. This Meiyu can definitely be placed in the front row of my bookshelf!