[US Entertainment] 1994

"Suspect Director Hidden Disclosure of the Truth, Josh Walter Doesn't Want to Cooperate"

"New Golden Globe actor scandal exposed, refuses to cooperate with new film promotion"

Bryan Singer: Josh Walter Thinks Differently

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Bryan Singer's speech undoubtedly pushed Josh to the forefront again. In Hollywood, an actor who refuses to cooperate with publicity work will undoubtedly be rejected by the entire industry. Suddenly, Josh's reputation in Hollywood is also in jeopardy.

It may take decades to build a good image, but minutes to shatter it.

Josh is still on the set of "Sex Book Tycoon" at the moment, and the noise outside has little effect on him. Milos Foreman is naturally good at controlling the set. He told Josh that he just needs to feel at ease while filming. Silence sometimes That's the best excuse.

Al Pacino expressed his support for Josh at the beginning of the turmoil: "Among the actors I have worked with, Josh's professionalism can be ranked in the top three, and your doubts and guesses about him are absolutely free. According to that, it could ruin Josh's career."

Rui Fan was the second to speak: "I believe my friend, even if he refuses to attend the promotional event, it must be for some reason that must be refused. Josh has never been a willful person, and all the actors who have worked with him are Should be able to feel it."

"The Usual Suspects is indeed a low-budget movie, but the cost of "Uninhibited Sky" shot by Josh and I was even lower, but Josh was very dedicated throughout the whole process. There is no basis for the media to think that he played big names after he became famous. For no reason, if he had really shown contempt for The Usual Suspects, he wouldn't have taken that movie in the first place, and this one came after he took Best Supporting Actor Oscar."

"An actor whose salary has risen to $1000 million to take on a film that cost less than $1000 million is a testament to the importance he attaches to the film, not to mention that he is an Oscar winner."

Rui Fan's voice was affirmed by some people.

Steven Spielberg also cheered for Josh afterwards: "Josh is a dedicated and enthusiastic young man. People who have not worked with him don't know what kind of state Josh is in filming. There is fire in his eyes, anyone can be easily moved by him."

Spielberg's words are undoubtedly very important, and for a while, the doubts surrounding Josh dissipated, and some cautious media expressed doubts:

"If the words of Steven Spielberg and others are true, what is the reason for Josh Walter's refusal to appear in the promotional event?"

At this time, the "National Enquirer", which had been watching the development of the situation with a sneer, finally made a big move.

The newspaper actually obtained the videotape provided by the insider of the "The Usual Suspects" crew. It is not known when it was obtained, but this information proved Josh's innocence.

As a successful supermarket tabloid, the "National Enquirer" naturally has its own special channel. After getting the video, the "National Enquirer" did not rush to expose it, but only revealed the mystery after the incident had fermented to a certain extent.

The "Usual Suspects" crew, especially Bryan Singer, is killing the Enquirer.

He didn't even think about trampling Josh Walter to death at first, but the report in the "National Enquirer" naturally induced everyone to lead on the way of Josh playing big names, and all the information was on Joe When Sh Walter was unfavorable and the opponent seemed to be struggling to turn over, it turned out to be the National Enquirer again!

Didn't the Enquirer and Josh Walter be life and death enemies?

When Josh Walter was trampled on, Richard Gere even appeared on the "National Enquirer" again, talking about the grievances between himself and Josh Walter, emphasizing over and over again that he had What a dislike for Walter.

Even after the initial report, the "National Enquirer" published several consecutive articles mocking Josh.

Is this all a lie?

As if hearing Bryan Singer's roar, "National Enquirer" editor-in-chief Adam sat in a warm room and slowly cleaned his glasses.

They and Josh Walter are of course enemies.

But Adam thinks that this is a relationship of mutual dependence. The "National Enquirer"'s slander against Josh has become the biggest feature of this newspaper. The greater Josh's reputation, the more audience he attracts. Sales will only go up.

In the words of some consumers: "Seeing Josh Walter's face gives me two extra bowls of rice!"

If the "National Enquirer" publishes photos such as Josh Walter's chest muscles and Josh Walter's suspected red underwear, the sales of the newspaper will skyrocket by 10%.

Adam sneered in his heart, thinking silently: "If Josh Walter is played to death, who else can I sell my newspaper to?"

In fact, Josh is arguably the National Enquirer's cash cow.

They paid $2 to buy the video from an insider on The Usual Suspects, got some real facts from this unknown person, and then did nothing but resell the video to CNN.

The buying price was 2 US dollars, but the selling price was 20 US dollars. This resale made 18 dollars in vain.

The reporter who dug up the clues even got a bonus of 1. He was so happy that he pasted Josh's photo on the desk in the office, and kissed him hard every time he was desperate for work.

CNN aired the video on a show that night.

The video is not too long, only about half an hour.

But this is enough for audiences who don't know the truth to understand Josh's survival status on the "Usual Suspects" crew.

They called the show one after another to inquire about the authenticity of the news.

The whole of Hollywood was stunned!

Even the audience who didn't know the filming process were stunned. From their eyes, they could see that Josh's performance was excellent and flawless, but Bryan Singer actually made up one reason after another like coaxing elementary school students to make him laugh. Josh does it all over again and again.

Josh actually agreed! ! !

Is this the maverick that Bryan Singer describes?

Sean Penn, who is famous in Hollywood for having a bad temper and who is ready to beat up when he disagrees, even swears at an event: "If any actor in the work I directed can reach Josh Walter's level of professionalism, it will be counted as him I have no complaints even if you beat me up."

"Josh Walter is already an Oscar winner, what are Bryan Singer and his $1000 million crew trying to do? Shit!"

The Screen Actors Union even directly protested to the crew of "The Usual Suspects": "For the sake of the quality of the film, the actors are required to come back. Every actor should cooperate, but this is not an excuse for the crew to squeeze the actors."

Al sneered: "If Josh Walter's performance needs to be repeated over and over again, the entire Hollywood will not be able to find an actor who can survive in his crew."

Then, a report by the "National Enquirer" made the whole incident infinitely fermented and became a major event affecting Hollywood in 1995.

The National Enquirer reported that Bryan Singer allegedly sexually harassed Josh during filming.

"According to an unknown staff member, Bryan Singer showed a strong interest in Josh Walter at the beginning of the filming of "The Usual Suspects". Singer is Gay, and most of the crew knew it, but Josh Walter didn't know, so he accepted Singer's 'warm hug' even though he wasn't used to it, and even patted him on the back and brushed his ass inadvertently..."

"Normal people would not think of sexual harassment, but about a few days later, Josh Walter learned that Singer was gay from other people, so he naturally stayed away from Singer, and Singer also brought his boyfriend to the The crew, Walter probably thought that everything was calm, but obviously, Singer is not a generous person, which was confirmed in the subsequent filming."

"Josh Walter's performance is of course very good. Even in the face of Singer's making things difficult, Walter completed the performance according to his requirements. It is generally believed that Walter is an Oscar winner and Singer is just a new director. The position between them It should be reversed, but it's not. Singer is also a producer, and he holds all the power in the crew, and all the staff are under his control. Offending Walter is nothing to them, but offending Singer They definitely have no good fruit to eat."

After this new report from the "National Enquirer" turned out, the whole of Hollywood was boiling.

"Entertainment Weekly" interviewed the crew of "The Usual Suspects" in a low-key manner, and after getting a positive answer from them, it published an article entitled "The Biggest Injustice in Hollywood History" in the current issue of the magazine.

This word in history is undoubtedly exaggerated, but in the view of "Entertainment Weekly", not exaggerating undoubtedly expresses the shock that this incident brought to them.

The scene where Josh Walter is constantly being criticized is still vivid. After everything is revealed, the ugliness of human nature and the entertainment of Hollywood will be exposed so clearly.

The headline of The Hollywood Reporter is crisp, but it has a thrilling effect-"Who Killed Josh Walter?" "

"Probably no one guessed that this matter would have such an effect in the end. The author can only feel that Josh Walter is indeed the most dedicated and kind-hearted actor among the younger generation in Hollywood. He may not want to expose his behavior of being harassed , so he indulged what Bryan Singer did. And Bryan Singer was probably confident in his control over the crew, and he didn't want to cover up or even indulge this behavior after the matter fermented."

When the editor-in-chief of the "National Enquirer" saw this paragraph, he couldn't help but spit out his saliva.

Didn't Bryan Singer think of it?

Of course not.

How can the hush money of just $5000 compare to the temptation of $2?Any fool knows how to choose.