Coming soon: A Hollywood Beauty's Life
Americans especially love looking back on Hollywood's Golden Age.
That was because stars were as numerous as the stars in the sky. There was Elizabeth Taylor, the "World's Greatest Beauty"; Ingrid Bergman, "Hollywood's First Lady"; Audrey Hepburn, the "Angel Who Fell to Earth"...
There was Clark Gable, the "King of Hollywood"; Cary Grant, the "World's Darling"; Gregory Peck, the "Eternal Gentleman"...
Oh, and there was one person you absolutely couldn't leave out.
Hollywood's number-one "troublemaker": Eduardo Garcia.
Back then, this gentleman seemed to turn up in half the scandals in Hollywood.
Looks?
His looks were off the charts. When he burst onto the scene, Elizabeth Taylor's title as the "World's Greatest Beauty" was suddenly under threat.
Acting?
His acting was like a roller coaster, enough to make you bite your nails.
At his best, it was as if the "God of Acting" had possessed him.
At his worst, audiences demanded refunds in droves.
Love life?
Some said he had no preferences, slept with men and women alike, and had been with half of Hollywood's biggest stars.
Others said he had loved only one person his entire life, and was fiercely devoted to them.
Eduardo Garcia: Hollywood's number-one subject of gossip during its Golden Age.
Coming soon: Getting By in the Fifties
Zhang Aiwen transmigrated.
She landed in those glorious years when "the hammer forged a new world, and the sickle carved out fertile fields."
She had planned to lie flat, but life wouldn't let her.
In an era when even getting enough to eat was difficult, this sardine could only struggle on a little longer.
A reporter asked, "Miss Xiao, your last few films have been well received. Are you considering a move to Hollywood?"
Xiao Jiahe replied with cool elegance, "No, thank you!"
Who could have known that the very next moment, reality would slap her in the face and teach her never to speak too soon!
Xiao Jiahe opened her eyes, only to find that time had gone back to the 1990s. She had become an American girl named Felicity.
Facing this familiar yet unfamiliar world, Xiao Jiahe, no, Felicity, decided she wasn't ready to die just yet.
"All right, Mr. Reporter. I really am planning to make it in Hollywood, and I'm already working on it."
P.S. This story takes place in a parallel universe.
It's pure authorial fantasy, so please don't take it too seriously.
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Theme: A new world, a new life. As long as life goes on, so does the struggle
Extra story, the film ended before the heroine won the Oscar, so I'm still a little disappointed.
Is there really no extra story? I feel like the ending is a bit rushed. This is the first entertainment book I've seen the ending of.
Three times, there are very few entertainment dramas in which Xiao Li is the male protagonist.
The wedding hasn't come yet, the Oscar hasn't been won yet, is it over? Ask for extras!
Wow, so pretty! Although Leo's girlfriends changed one after another in reality, the one in the novel belongs to Feili! I really want to watch more extras!!
Very beautiful, very beautiful story
? Is this the end? I feel like I want to see life after marriage.
How to put it this way, the heroine's career chapter is quite three-dimensional in the first half, but in the later part, the writing and ink are more focused on emotions, which makes people feel a little disappointed. The ending is also hasty, which makes people feel that the heroine's career has not reached its peak and is a bit stagnant. Personally, when looking at this kind of writing, I prefer career-related stories, or maybe having a few more boyfriends. Writing the main one is a bit boring.
Can domestic forum bodies own it? Ask for extras!
I've wanted to say this for a long time, 80% of the 3,000 words in a chapter are comments. Although I love reading comments, there are too many... It seems a bit watery. Although it is coming to an end, there is no need to be so careless!