[American Entertainment] Bright life

At this point in the call, it is already very inconsistent with the precautions mentioned in "108 things that both men and women need to pay attention to in love", but Tom did not give up. He thought for a while and said: "Princesses in fairy tales often With such a peculiar skill, you don't sound like it's illogical?"

"Half and half." Grace nestled herself into the sofa, holding her mobile phone and said, "In my opinion, the princess's IQ is far from enough to support her to understand all the languages ​​of animals, and at the same time communicate with them and drive They do, uh, chores? That's overkill."

"What about the other half?"

"Direct communication between humans and animals is not completely infeasible—" Grace explained the feasibility of this matter in professional terms from a realistic perspective and the level of modern technological development. She studied this matter after receiving the script It's a thing, but Tom on the other end is confused. For him, it's almost like reading Grace's math book.

"...The pigeons, mice, and cockroaches mentioned in the script are not worth recommending. I personally think that ants are the most suitable. They can lift objects fifty times their own weight. They have a clear hierarchy before and cooperate with each other."

Grace finished speaking and waited for Tom on the opposite side to answer. Tom was obviously better at talking than Grace. Although he didn't understand much at all, he knew what to say at this time so as not to be cold, "Well, it's incredible."

After he finished speaking, he could imagine Grace raising her eyebrows to show that she knew the truth, and confessed before Grace opened her mouth, "Actually, I didn't understand much—"

Grace on the other end of the phone was silent, and Tom covered his forehead in pain. The 'end' of having a girlfriend with a high IQ is that he sometimes has to doubt his own IQ. At this time, Grace said dryly: "Maybe You can tell me about your hobbies."

Tom, who didn't expect to hear such a sentence, didn't react immediately: "Huh?"

Grace's eyes fell on the books on love studies not far away, and her tone was no longer dry, but became a matter of course: "Isn't that what ordinary people say in love studies? Mutual communication Their own hobbies. Isn’t this universal? That’s right, I don’t need you to tell me, I can know most of your hobbies.”

This passage really didn't sound very good, but it couldn't be more beautiful to Tom's ears. He was revived with blood all of a sudden, and let out a signature laugh: "I think I'd be happy to tell you personally, Grace."

Tom studied English Literature at Cambridge University, and he himself is a fan of Shakespeare. Even though he is now acting in stage plays, honing his acting skills takes up most of his time, but he usually reads when he is free.Oh, and recently his book list has added books published by Grace, as well as books on love studies that he thinks are very representative.When talking about hobbies, he first told Grace this, and he also recommended the most impressive book he read recently. As for why he said Shakespeare’s works, it’s because Grace already knew about it before. He wanted her to see him she didn't know.

After he finished speaking, the original scene of their conversation was reversed, and this time it was Grace's turn to comment from an 'unprofessional' perspective: "The author's thinking is incredible?"

Tom was taken aback, feeling as if he had avenged 'one arrow', and poked Grace with a smile: "You've never been interested in this kind of literature, have you, Darling?"

Grace thought for a while and said: "If you are implying that I have no literary appreciation ability, I don't think so. Based on the few paragraphs of the original text you just read to me, as well as the outline of the whole story, I would think that the author was educated by female elders when he was young. abuse."

Tom: "..."

Grace heard that he didn't answer, and said tentatively: "Isn't it referring to this kind of appreciation?"

Tom inexplicably wanted to touch her head, but it's a pity that they are still separated by the Atlantic Ocean, so he didn't completely deny Grace's unique appreciation ability, and said in an encouraging tone: "This is a very unique appreciation ability. Well, next time I want to know the life of an author, I think this appreciation will be useful." He couldn't help laughing when he finished speaking.

Grace snorted softly, somewhat annoyingly cute.

Tom's desire to travel across the ocean to find Grace grew stronger, especially after he finally asked Grace if there was a kiss scene in the script.As for this matter, Tom realized it after knowing that it was a romantic love story derived from a fairy tale to the real world. Besides, the princess and prince in fairy tales are often the "kiss of true love".

That's really true. In this romantic movie mixed with fairy tale elements, the classic fairy tale element 'True Love's Kiss' is involved.In other words, Grace is acting in a movie for the second time, and she is the heroine for the first time, so she will contribute her first screen kiss.Grace didn't have any feelings about it, as if the heroine Giselle could use her singing to attract animals to help her with housework, which was more attractive to her.

……

"Enchanted" adopts a combination of animation and real people. The story about the heroine Giselle's encounter with the prince is all in the form of animation, which requires post-production.The live-action Giselle, played by Grace, came out of the sewer on the busy streets of Manhattan at the beginning, and she was wearing a rather complicated and bulky wedding dress——Giselle in Andalasia Giselle and Prince Edward fell in love at first sight and agreed to get married the next day. On the way to the wedding, Giselle was pushed into a bottomless spring by an old witch incarnate by an evil queen, and came to the real world—then she fell into the real world unsuspectingly. Facing the bustling streets of Manhattan.

There are many buildings, bright and beautiful billboards, and people come and go.

All this has never been seen in Andalasia. Giselle was greatly shocked in her heart. She was stunned and looked at everything around her curiously.

Grace has contributed several outstanding eye scenes in "Atonement", and this time is no exception. Under the static lens, she no longer needs to say anything or do exaggerated movements. Her eyes and expression have already told How the audience feels in her heart right now.

Director Lima behind the camera nodded secretly, and the producer Josephson, who came over to take the helm because it was the first filming today, breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Grace's character Giselle dodged the approaching car like a fool, and kept exclamating. Thinking of the scene when he first saw the other party, his expression became subtle.

At that time, when he met Grace, he said very politely: "I am your book fan, Miss Green."

As a result, this Miss Green glanced at him and said: "No, you are not."

Then, it was cold.

What happened next, Josephson is not very willing to recall.

When Mr. Producer fell into the mood of "the past can't be looked back", Giselle played by Grace has successfully caused several cars to brake and collide in time, and she herself also knocked down the side of the road when she fled in a hurry She was squeezed into the subway entrance by shoulder-to-shoulder pedestrians. She didn't really realize that she had crossed another dimension—it seemed like she would never realize this—she just thought she was far away. home, asking the unconcerned passers-by, "Please, can you tell me how to get to the castle? I'm supposed to marry my true love in a wedding, Prince Edward!"

To people in the real world, she's more like a lunatic than a stage actress in funny clothes, or anything.It's just that people don't have such a cognition, she is looking for her prince Edward as a matter of course.

The behind-the-scenes staff who watched it felt that they were going to suffer from embarrassment, but it was right to have the embarrassment. The biggest highlight of this movie is this dramatic conflict between the two worlds.

This kind of dramatic performance is exactly what Grace learned without a teacher. For her, the difficulty of acting is not as high as in "Atonement".So the shooting was very smooth. When this scene was over and it was time to switch to the next scene, Sterling, who was standing not far from the crowd, came over with his mobile phone, and said in a tone like microwaved boiled water: " Oh, the guy I arranged picked up your boyfriend at the airport, in real life."

Grace turned her head to look at him, and looked at him with eyes that were completely different from the innocent eyes of Giselle she played that day, which probably meant 'you can be a little more stupid'.

Sterling smiled and said: "My fault. It's strange that I would think that a young and beautiful girl like you who has received several doctorates before the age of 20 and has a fairly good family background will not have a boy. A friend. What do you think the matter is, Miss Green?"

"If I were to say it, I would think it's because you haven't had sex for two months, which caused the hormones secreted in your body to not be effectively relieved, which led to emotional depression." Grace said So dressed like a princess, saying such...direct words.

Sterling: "..." Damn, he doesn't even want to know how his client figured out that he hadn't had sex in two months, and yet another irony of his is just 'no return' !But then again, he's inevitably curious about Grace's boyfriend now, a real person rather than some robot boyfriend.Haha, this one sounds as ridiculous as his client's super-extravagant outfits right now.

What's even more funny is that after getting to know Grace, Sterling thought that he didn't need to worry about the client's love affairs, so the signed agreement didn't involve this aspect, but the reality gave him such a hammer .

If Sterling felt comforted, then Tom, who came all the way to New York, didn't tell Grace that he was coming. He wanted to surprise her.

Also, even though Angus had already learned from his grandfather that his sister had a boyfriend, he was waiting for Grace to tell him, but instead of waiting for her sister to come, she waited for her boyfriend first, huh, To describe this matter with his sister's common language, that is——

boring.