[American Entertainment] The road to becoming a god

With the guidance of the original author, Gaspar finally felt relieved. He interpreted the role of Todd according to his own interpretation. It seemed that there was some power to notice the transformation of Gaspar. The weather cleared up for several days and the filming went smoothly. It's going on, except director Bryan Singer is a little weird.

Singer has always been very enthusiastic about Gaspar, and from time to time contacted him in the name of guidance. At the beginning, Gaspar would listen carefully, but when Singer tried to turn the topic to Gaspar himself, He also understood, and tried to find various reasons to avoid private contact.

Bryan Singer may be a good director, but that doesn't stop him from being an entirely good guy.

But sometimes those encounters are unavoidable. For example, now, Gaspar is filming the scene where Todd wakes up in the morning and is shocked by the gas chamber in his dream. Gasper takes off his shirt and sits on the bed. His hair is fluffed up as if he just woke up, and the director is spraying Gaspar with a watering can, creating a sweaty scene in the future.

"I think it's enough." Gaspar touched his neck, where the drops of water gathered in his collarbone fossa and turned into a small puddle, he reminded with some displeasure: "Todd is not Just got out of the pool."

Reluctantly, the director sprayed him twice before putting down the watering can, "If possible, I really want you to swim in the swimming pool before shooting, and the effect will be the best." He said, originally he I hope that Gaspar will take off his outer pants and really act like a teenage boy just waking up, but this is rejected by Gaspar, "Gasper, you should not have a terrible dream. The sense of fear is really real. Enough to wake you up drenched."

Speaking of which, Singer leaned towards Gaspar. Gaspar smirked and sat on the other side of the quilt to hide. If the director moved forward, Gaspar might not show fear but fear in front of the camera. Disgusted, but fortunately the photographer suddenly discovered that something was wrong with the machine, and saved Gaspar from the fire.

"Damn broken machine, those iron cocks just won't pay more for a new device, we can't bear to lose the content again," Singer cursed and checked the machine, "at least don't tell me to restart Shooting the baseball game."

Gaspar breathed a sigh of relief. He was really afraid that Singer would help him even out the water drops on his body in the next second. The prop master next to him patted him on the shoulder as if comforting.

"Put on your clothes first." The prop master said, "The old machine has broken down several times, and each time it took a long time to adjust and repair it. He won't come here for the time being."

Gaspar smiled gratefully at him: "Thank you."

Just as he was getting dressed and ready to take a rest, a staff member ran in from outside the house holding mail, "Hi Gasper, I have your call!" He shouted, "It's an internal call from the director's office , you'd better pick it up."

A call from the set, or an internal line?Gaspar raised his eyebrows slightly. It should not be Joe. If the agent wants to find him, he will directly use the system brain connection.But who would it be if it wasn't an agent?Gaspar couldn't figure it out.

After thanking the staff member, Gaspar trotted over. Singer's office was not very big, but there was a comfortable TV chair with a wide chair body and soft cushions. There was a button under the armrest, which could be pressed down to The chair became a more comfortable reclining chair, and now that Singer was sweating profusely repairing the machine, Gaspar sat on it unceremoniously.

He picked up the microphone that was upside down on the table: "Hello, this is Gaspar Cook."

"You're finally here!" A magnetic male voice with a smile came from the opposite side, "It's me, I haven't seen Gass for some time."

This was such a surprise, Gaspar recognized the first second the person was talking, "Hi Tom!" He greeted briskly, and Tom Cruise called him. Is there anything more surprising than this? ? "How did you call here?" Gaspar asked.

"It's about the sequel script," Tom Cruise explained. "I'm sorry to interrupt your work, but it's an emergency and I need your answer. Your agent called me—"

"Sequel? Which sequel?" Gaspar was a little puzzled. He had filmed too much content in the past few months, and his mind was a little confused. "Why do you need my answer?" He asked.

"The producer sent me an email before, and after the investor's evaluation, he believed that "Interview with the Vampire" can continue to shoot sequels. You also know that this film began to sell discs to the world at the beginning of this year. I heard from the producer that the data response is not bad. Yes, so the investors are interested in continuing the filming...the producer asked me if I want to continue to play Lester, and I told him that I have to think about it." Cruise explained, his tone sounded distressed, as if he was in a dilemma. Tangled the same.

"Sounds really good." Gaspar couldn't be sure of Cruise's attitude, so he carefully chose a universal speech technique with less obvious emotions, "I have the impression that there are several original works, if we can continue to shoot... ..."

"That's where I'm not sure," Cruise said, picking up on Gasper's words, "The producers wanted to make a trilogy, and Pete has turned down the part, so the sequel will revolve around Lester. My agent didn’t suggest me to continue, but I read the outline of the follow-up script, how should I put it...it’s a very good story, at least the second one. And most importantly, it will focus on the relationship between the two of us.” He coughed lightly to keep himself from looking so eager, "Well, what do you think?"

Gaspar couldn't say whether he was more surprised or more surprised. He originally thought that the movie would not have a sequel, and even if there was a sequel, it would be a battle between Lester (Cruise) and Louis (Peter), Now that Cruise told him that he might be featured in the lead role, it was unexpected.

But it is said that Gaspar is going to be the protagonist, and the probability is that it revolves around the story of the little reporter who became a vampire and Lester. Gaspar dug out the original content from the depths of his memory. "The role of the little reporter does not exist, but later there will be a fellow who is transformed by Lester. Gaspar guessed that the screenwriter may link these two characters together.

But if this is the case, then Cruise's agent is correct in not wanting him to continue. Hollywood is not so accepting of same-sex themes, let alone a smaller vampire theme. Street buff.

After hesitating for a while, Gaspar tentatively asked: "...Uh Tom, if it follows the original book... this will be a homosexual film through and through..."

He believes that Tom Cruise can understand the following content without explicitly explaining it.

"I know, that's why I hesitated for a long time before coming to you." What Gasper didn't expect again was that Cruise's answer was quite firm, "I think people's feelings are free, regardless of gender, everyone There is freedom to like another person. Same sex is illegal? There should no longer be such backward thinking on this continent. I make movies to make money, but if there is an additional promotion of freedom of thought on this basis, why don’t I do it? ?”

Gaspar opened his mouth, and finally found that he couldn't think of any good words to answer him. After a long time, he opened his mouth slowly and said dryly: "This is really a bold idea."

"Yeah, pretty bold." Cruise agreed. "Do you want to be a part of this crazy bold idea?" he asked.

"Uh," Gaspar was split, part of him bewitching him to agree, and part of him yelling at him to stop the loss, Gasper frowned while pressing his temple with his free hand . "I think I'll have to think about it, Tom, this is really..." he said, and suddenly Gaspar remembered something. "Wait, why did you contact me instead of the producer?"

"About this," Cruise sounded a little embarrassed, "the producer wanted to replace your character, and I sent him an email telling him that if I replaced you, I would double my salary...of course it is It was a few months ago, before your "Romeo and Juliet" was released, and now the investors have changed their minds, I came to ask you as soon as I got the news."

There was a sound of paper turning from Cruise's side. "I need a reason for signing," he said.

The reason for signing...?

After a few seconds, Gaspar was shocked: "Tom! You are throwing the choice to me! You, you can't do this!"

"Sorry Garth, I just needed a voice of support," Cruise said apologetically. "Everyone I met thought I was sabotaging myself."

Who are you!Gaspar thought bitterly, but he must not say that, so he took a deep breath continuously, swallowing the voice of disapproval.

"As I said, I have to think about it. It's a bold idea." Gasper emphasized again. "My work here should be over soon, at most another week. I want to use this week Think about it and let me give you an answer by this time next week?"

Cruise agreed, and then he listened to Gaspar's hastily hung up the phone, which was enough to show the complexity of the owner's heart.Maybe he was too anxious and scared him, Cruise thought.He leaned on the sofa and put his legs on the table. The original novels of "The Vampire Chronicles" were all beside the phone, and there was no contract for the trilogy.

He knew that it was not a good decision to shoot the second film, but during the time when he was choosing the script, he would always inexplicably think of the time he and Gaspar were in England before, which made him fantasize about taking this film .Tom Cruise doesn't think he's possessive of his friends, and he can't explain what's wrong with him.

Hollywood's box-office golden boy folded his hands behind his head, raised his chin, and exchanged his gaze between the microphone on the table and the desktop computer in the distance.

Now it's up to Gaspar's choice, with six days, 6 hours and 23 minutes to go, he swears a week has never been this long.