[US Entertainment] Actor

As a transportation hub connecting Los Angeles and other regions, Los Angeles International Airport has an average annual throughput of more than 6000 million passengers. Such an important place that gathers people from all over the world is naturally a must for major luxury brands. Ebert saw several familiar brand logos during the journey he had traveled.

Business people who can easily afford a cross-border trip are often the potential customers that these brands are chasing after. Therefore, in the huge airport, no matter the size of the area, the lights of each brand are brightly lit, and the ground is clean and dust-free. Out of the shadow of others, so is Armani.

But this seemingly palatial setting did not make Ebert happy in the slightest—for him, the impact of the poster made him completely ignore the surrounding environment and focus only on the figure in the center of the poster.

That person is naturally himself.

The shooting effect of the poster is really good. Against the black background, Ebert's tight and fleshy figure is vividly displayed, especially after the color is blurred. The most prominent thing in the whole poster is his eyes, those blue eyes Against the black and white background, his black eyes appear exquisite and translucent, exuding a childlike innocence, but his movements are wild and passionate, forming a sharp contrast in the small frame.

Under the control of the hair stylist, Ebert's bangs were cut finely, barely covering his forehead, but in the poster, this brown hair was also adjusted to be completely black, making Ebert look tough and hard tame.

Ebert had actually seen the original version of this poster. At that time, he was also naked from the upper body, but he didn't feel anything. As an actor, he couldn't keep his clothes tightly wrapped forever.But he did not expect that under the powerful effects of post-editing, his own weak charm was expanded to infinity, and those details that were easily overlooked were also fully displayed in the screen.

Even though this is a still poster, there is an unspeakable temptation hidden in this stillness.

Michelangelo Battista's photography skills really live up to his reputation.

Despite praising the photo with all the words in his head to describe beautiful things, Ebert still felt ashamed in his heart.He finally figured out what it meant to have so many people staring at him. It was because of his big heart that he thought that the influence of "White Night Chase" had gradually faded in the United States, and he was still a third-tier star, so there was no need to cover it up. .

Who knew that such a big bomb would be encountered after getting off the plane!

Albert Dawson's mood at the moment is indescribable. Even though he knows that taking various photos is his duty as a star, it doesn't mean that he has to face so many people who have seen his half-naked poster Still staring at his own face for several minutes to see the cruel truth?

He took out a black hat from his bag, half covered his face, and ran quickly from the airport exit with the vigorous physical strength of a long-distance runner.

Lynn's car was parked at an intersection not far away.

Ebert flew into the car and waved his hand to signal Lynn to drive quickly. His anxious appearance attracted the close attention of the agent, and Lynn couldn't help asking, "Did something happen?"

Ebert shook his head, panting heavily to himself: "Nothing."

"Remember what I told you when I called you before? The Armani denim series posted your posters in various stores across the United States a while ago. I don't know if you paid attention when you got off the plane." Mr. Agent said The words are very brisk, "After the poster was posted, the effect is very good. Your search volume on Yahoo has increased by 20% compared to the first half of the year. The sales of the clothes you wear in the poster are also very good. Armani's sales department called a few days ago. Tell me, in big cities like New York and Los Angeles, those posters are out of stock."

Ebert couldn't help but sighed. Not only did he see it, but he was also quite frightened.

Seeing that Ebert kept his mouth shut, Lynn couldn't help asking, "Ebert, what's wrong with you, you don't seem to be in the right mood..."

Ebert still shook his head: "It's nothing, just keep talking."

Lynn glanced at Ebert's face and saw that he was just a little tired, so he lowered his voice and said to him: "It's still a long way from here to the apartment, why don't you go to sleep for a while, I'll deal with these things later tell you."

Before he could finish his sentence, Ebert in the back seat lay down on the seat as if he had been commanded, and soon let out a slight grunt.

Lynn shook his head and showed a helpless smile.He rolled up the window, and the speed of the car subconsciously slowed down. After driving for a while, seeing Ebert's face against the bald back seat frowning from time to time, Lynn stopped the car on the side of the road, He took out a thin blanket from the trunk and covered Ebert with it.

Although Ebert rarely complained to him about the hard life in the crew, from the first time he saw Ebert again, he knew that Ebert must have suffered a lot in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" crew.The 3 kg that he gained before the shooting is not visible at all now. He looks thinner than when the two first met. Even though he is less prone to dark circles than ordinary people, Lynn is still keenly aware of the There was an inconspicuous cyan in Bert's eyes.

Not to mention the much darker complexion that can be seen at a glance.

The manager thought while driving, he should not be too harsh on Ebert when it comes to losing weight. As an actor, he is already much thinner than boys of the same age in order to look good on camera.The most important thing is that Ebert is quite obedient. He is not as obsessed with hamburgers and fries as his peers, and he is unwilling to exercise. He does not like those high-calorie junk foods, only a little bit of delicious meat The words——Mr. Broker thought over and over for a moment, and he was still allowed to ingest it.

When the car arrived at the door of the apartment, Ebert was still lying on the back seat and sound asleep. Lynn shook him twice before he reluctantly opened his eyes and rubbed against the velvet blanket. Follow Lynn into it.

Still, he kept yawning and yawning all the way.

The apartment was quiet, and Mark and Bradley didn't seem to be at home. After Ebert went around to confirm, he asked Lynn to boil him some hot water: "I feel a little uncomfortable in my throat."

When Lynn came in with a cup filled with hot water, he saw that Ebert was already sleeping soundly on his back against the bed.

Lynn couldn't help but pouted, closed the door for him and walked out.

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What woke up Ebert was definitely not his strong willpower and good work and rest schedule, but his growling stomach.Fortunately, Lynn had already considered his stomach that had been ravaged since he got on the plane. When Ebert opened the door to wash up, he smelled a very, very appetizing fragrance.

"It should be a certain kind of soup, like seafood soup, but it's not fishy at all..." Thinking of this, Ebert couldn't help but swallow his saliva, and even forgot to wash, he just leaned against the kitchen door and refused to move.

"Hey Ebert, are you awake?" It turned out that Mark came back, and he looked at Ebert excitedly, "When Bradley and I came back, Lynn said you were still asleep, Lynn asked me to help cook A pot of soup, he bets you'll wake up to the smell of him.

Ebert frowned, he didn't wake up because of the smell of soup, he was just hungry, but now is not the time to argue.He pushed open the kitchen door and walked in. He saw the usually serious manager with an apron with the Powerpuff Girls pattern around his waist, staring seriously at a soup pot that was plugged in on the dining table.

"What is this?" Ebert swallowed and asked.

Lynn stared at the numbers on the soup pot, and replied casually: "Cream clam soup."

"Looks delicious. I remember we ordered it in a restaurant, but this pot smells even better. I swear I've never had a better soup before."

"Of course, Mark took a long time to master the essence of this dish... Oh, Ebert, you didn't wash your face, wash your hands and brush your teeth. Look at your messy chicken coop. I can't believe you look like that." What kind of consequences will happen if the ghostly appearance is captured by the media!"

Lynn's sudden standing up startled Ebert, and the agent didn't even care about his pot, grabbed Ebert and threw him into the bathroom: "If it's the "National Enquirer", they They will definitely draw you a caricature of slovenly and nose-picking. The News of the World may be more polite. After all, their specialty is fabricating fake news rather than drawing cartoons, but they will definitely compare you and Henri IV and Louis XIV are two great figures juxtaposed."

Ebert couldn't help asking: "Who are Henry IV and Louis XIV, Lynn, you are really educated."

Mr. Lynn Hawke glared coldly at his own entertainer who was full of curiosity: "Henry IV and Louis XIV are both kings of France. There were only three showers in total."

Ebert was almost vomited by him: "In my opinion, erudition is not always good sometimes."

In any case, at the urging of Mr. Broker, Ebert finally took a beautiful bath and sprayed himself with some perfume.Unfortunately, his appetite was also spoiled by the heroic deeds of the two kings. He only drank a small half of the delicious soup that aroused his gluttony, and the rest was eaten by Lynn, Mark and Bradley. divided.

It was just a pot of soup, but Ebert felt that his stomach, which had been restless during filming, suddenly became ironic.He happily rubbed his slightly protruding stomach, and sighed: "It's been a long time since I have eaten so comfortably, and I hardly want to think about what I have eaten in the past few months."

"It's really pitiful." Mark took the last sip of soup and breathed a sigh of relief, "Actors enjoy it most of the time, but on the days of filming, thinking about it, life is a bit worse than death. Fortunately, I didn't foolishly regard actors as my own. As a career, being a screenwriter is really a blessing.”