Unconventional Hollywood
Updates are irregular. This is not a power fantasy about a strong female lead, and the heroine will suffer some angst.
The story may be revised from time to time.
I will not abandon it! I will not abandon it! I will not abandon it!
-Blurb-
Everyone who knows Jane Harold will tell you she's a liar. Jane herself doesn't deny it.
If anything, she quite enjoys being called one.
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Ben Affleck: I have to tell you, Jane Harold only ever thinks about herself.
Matthew McConaughey: She's a little liar, all right? You can only believe half of what she says.
Mark Ruffalo: A liar? Who? Jane's never lied to me.
Edward Norton: You know, a really good liar can even deceive herself. At least she's managed that much.
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Well, Jane loves lies. She loves telling them herself, and she loves seeing through other people's clumsy ones.
But if she's the one lying to herself, that's not so much fun.
-Notes-
1. Since the heroine's name is Jane and the story includes Ben Affleck, all the characters will be referred to by their English names for consistency. The translated name will be given the first time a character appears.
2. Extremely slow burn. Incredibly, unbelievably slow.
3. This isn't a career-focused story, nor is it traditional Hollywood fiction. There is no plot about conquering Hollywood.
4. The heroine is ill, and seriously so. She's unpredictable and says the opposite of what she means. She's a good-for-nothing ISTP who lives for amusement and has no great ambitions.
5. A Hollywood story can't have a chaste couple, but Norton's the final pairing.
6. The heroine is the author's original character, packed with the author's personal kinks. Her friends and agent are, too. This is unconventional Hollywood! Nothing will go according to the usual rules!
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*I'm a chatty author, so please talk to me!
(I welcome corrections to factual errors in the story, but not suggestions about the plot or writing. Of course, please do tell me if there's a plotline or movie you'd like to see!)
This is just something I wrote for my own amusement, for fun.
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My other story, the first-person stream-of-consciousness novel about Alain Delon, The Demantoid, is being drafted. Feel free to check it out!
It takes place in a parallel world and has no direct connection to this story.
Theme: Searching for the truth.
It's so rare that Norton has an article! Waiting for Norton well
Hahaha women just want to have a career!
Yes, I really like Ben Afu's looks, but in the entertainment industry, it's basically just a cut scene, and the teacher's writing is very good. I really like the heroine.
It's quite interesting to go on a talk show and talk about funny youth past events.
I hope it will be exciting if the first love group meets again in the industry in the future.
It can't be simply said to be complicit. So are Aunt May and other actors and works that have been praised by Weinstein on the awards stage complicit? (It's impossible that they don't know about Wei Pang's virtues) Hollywood has never been a bright place, nor is the entertainment industry around the world. Actors are very weak and inextricably linked. If you want to participate in the show, be popular, and win awards, some things can only be seen through but not revealed. If you were in it, I don't think you could be more "upright" than this motor, right? Weinstein is indeed a scumbag, but he was once a powerful man with one hand covering the sky. His retribution was only a matter of time and fate when he was attacked by a group of people riding on the metoo wind. I think if you want to read about non-smoking alcohol, power and sex trade, and the protagonist and all the characters are saints, you should read fiction about the entertainment industry.
Ben and Matt looked so cute when they were young
The entertainment industry is pathetic 💔, let alone SNL, which relies on body parts and current affairs. . The few books in my memory are audience profiles or forum activities. So greedy! Are you interested in writing?
Ah, a super exciting breakup! Like!
Ha