America Is a Late Bloomer

He is the heroic detective in Die Hard and the mysterious agent in The Bourne Supremacy. He danced with bullets in The Matrix and fought for the life of his puppy in John Wick. The Scottish warriors fought with him unyieldingly against foreign enemies, and the Persian army of 100,000 could not eliminate his yearning for freedom. The streets of Los Angeles were scorched by his wheels, and the IMF team witnessed his bravery and tenacity. A reporter asked him, what is the goal you pursue in the movie? He answered like this: Become the strongest and hottest man in the script, and then leave the scene grandly. Best actor and box office have never been the primary goals of his efforts, but they always go hand in hand. The male colleagues don't mention him much, but they imitate the body honestly and keep up with the trend of the times. The female colleagues do everything possible to get closer to him, because every time they have a scandal with him, it will bring hot discussion, and every time they film with him, they can improve their status. When he ruled Hollywood, men fantasized about living a handsome and unrestrained life like him, and women all went deepseek. All of this begins in Los Angeles in 1985. At that time, the great actor who had won three awards in ten years and whose box office appeal dominated an era was just a middle-aged hapless man who had just lost his job and whose house was burned down but the insurance company did not cover it. What he wanted most was a profitable part-time job so that he would not become a homeless man. This book is also called "The Road to an Actor from Scratch" and "I Only Play the Strongest Men".