[American Entertainment] Bright life

As soon as Downey said this, everyone immediately became interested. The internal meeting can be said to be a formality, but they didn't expect that there would be unexpected gains-watching the excitement is not too big a deal.

Grace turned her head to look at Downey, blinked her eyes, and looked innocent.

Downey became inexplicably certain: "I recognize your hand and your pen, Dr. Green."

Grace shook the pencil in her hand, and when Downey thought Grace was going to quibble, Grace said, "Jenny."

Downey: "...Who?"

Grace explained, "The busker you met on Baker Street, Jenny."

"You mean that your name was Jenny that day," Downey reacted quickly. He observed Grace's expression, and seeing that she didn't mean to deny it, he continued, "So you admit that it was you?"

"so--?"

Grace asked him 'what do you think' so straightforwardly - Grace's 'so' meant that to Downey who had been taken advantage of once - Downey was speechless for a few seconds.

Guy Ritchie, who was sitting next to Downey, asked with great interest, "What's going on, Donnie?"

Downey came back to his senses, he forced a smile, glanced at Grace and said, "That's right, I went to Baker Street the day before yesterday to visit 221B, and when I was queuing outside, I saw Dr. Green—"

"Grace, please."

Downey: "...Grace, anyway, she wasn't what she is now. She was like a very ordinary art student, like a street performer."

Everyone here looked very understanding, and Downey couldn't help but make a black line. It seems that Grace's magical street cross-dressing has a "long history" in the UK, doesn't it?However, Downey had heard about it before, and to be honest, he really didn't recognize it at the time. First, he didn't expect such a small probability event to happen to him, and second, he didn't know it before. I've seen Grace with my own eyes.

"I was curious, so I asked her to draw a self-portrait for me," Grace looked at him, and Downey forced a smile at her, and then changed his words, "Fine, I asked her to draw the background as 221B, by the way I'm wearing clothes from that period, and that's pretty much it. I have to say, Grace is pretty good at drawing."

"In short, Mr. Downey asked me to draw a set photo of him." Grace summed it up, and said "thank you" to Downey's compliment by the way. Only said "You're welcome" to Grace.

Then, he rolled his eyes in his heart.

But Downey really has no way to argue, because he was at 221B Baker Street, the place where Sherlock Holmes was born, a place of pilgrimage for Sherlock Holmes fans, and in order to play the role of Sherlock Holmes well, he studied Conan. Doyle's four novels and 56 independent short stories fully explore the various characteristics of Sherlock Holmes.

The deeper he reads the Sherlock Holmes series, the fuller the image of Holmes in his mind.He is versatile, can play the violin, and is proficient in martial arts, boxing, single-stick combat, and swordsmanship.He has high morality, has a strong sense of justice of punishing evil and promoting good, and regards detective consulting as his life's work.He has no intention of showing off his intelligence and extraordinary power of deduction to the world, he is a true warrior... In short, Donnie was bewitched by that atmosphere, and then unconsciously wanted to draw a Zhang made a sketch of Sherlock Holmes's classic dress, and then he was cheated out of $500 without knowing it.

Donnie won't tell anyone how he was taken advantage of.

Everyone was sensible and didn't ask, but the more you don't explain this kind of thing clearly, the more people can make up your mind. Anyway, everyone didn't feel bored in this internal meeting, that's right.

It is worth mentioning that Grace also played against Downey.In fact, in the script, Irene Adler doesn't have too many roles. The first appearance is to visit Holmes at 221B Baker Street, and she asks Holmes to help her find someone. The subsequent appearances involve action scenes. Yes, especially when they join forces to deal with the villainous boss in the end, so when playing against each other, there is not much room for choice.

Guy Ritchie pointed to the script: "Let's start with them sitting down and talking."

Downey glanced at Grace, and Grace spoke first: "Shallwe?" When she spoke, her accent changed to a less British English, since Irene Adler was born in New Jersey, USA, and only later moved to New Jersey. I'm in London, so I'm a little particular about my accent.

Donnie didn't mean to be polite to Grace either, he lowered his eyebrows a little and opened a chair, Grace laughed, at this time she was completely different from before, when she laughed there was something beyond words She is charming, her tone is a bit like singing, not that she is rapping, as long as it sounds pleasant, "Judging from these things, you are entangled in the middle of the case."

"And you are entangled with several men, how much did this ring cost you?" When Downey said his lines, he used relatively pure British English, which obviously fit Holmes' setting.As soon as the two people came up, they switched accents, and the others looked at each other, as if they saw crackling sparks.

"Humph——" Grace pulled out the chair and sat down, continuing to speak the lines, "He's boring, jealous, and snoring."

Then she sat upright on the chair gracefully, and Downey began to pour tea—of course, there is no teapot or anything, but there is such a setting in the script—and Grace said so casually: " I'm now Irene Adler again."

Downey looked up but met her gaze, and could feel that Irene she played was seeking Holmes' approval or other emotions, but she didn't say it clearly, even if Holmes performed it, he would not respond, so he just He just lowered his head and poured his tea.

Grace also quickly calmed down, took the tea tacitly, and also tacitly treated the emotional outburst just now as if nothing happened.

Grace put down her teacup and said, "I need your help."

Donnie wanted to say something, but Grace was quicker than him: "I need you to find someone for me." She was about to reach into her coat (in this case, Irene Adler pulled out of her dress). Pulling out the envelope), Downey quickly reached out and grabbed her wrist, and made a defensive gesture with the other hand.

Grace was not surprised by his actions at all, and sighed slightly: "Why are you always so suspicious?"

——From this sentence, you can hear a little doting, it must be an illusion, right?

Downey was unmoved: "Should I answer in chronological order, or in alphabetical order?"

"Then you have to be careful, don't let this deadly envelope cut you." After she finished speaking, she took out the envelope and put it in Downey's hand, "I think you can find what you need from inside. all information."

Donnie looked at her for a second, then turned his gaze away: "Who are you working for?"

Grace just smiled.

"It seems that I have to work hard to find out?" At this time, Grace took out the money bag and put it on the table, and Downey said quickly: "Hold your money, I didn't say I would Take this case." The tone sounded a little bit awkward.

"Well, even if it's a bet, I bet you will take it." Grace stood up and walked out, and said firmly as she passed Downey.

Donnie moved his mouth but didn't speak, but he picked up the envelope that Grace had put down.

At this time, Grace's voice came from behind him, as if knowing that he picked up the envelope: "Remember the Grand Hotel? They booked me the same room we used to live in."

As the sound gradually approached, Donnie quickly put down the envelope as if nothing had happened, picked up a violin, and began to pluck the strings of the violin, pretending that he hadn't read the envelope.

Grace stood behind him and glanced at him, then reached out and lifted up the photo frame next to it, which was a picture frame of Irene Adler, which Holmes covered on the table after Irene Adler arrived Yes, after seeing her photo, he bent down to give Robert Holmes Downey Jr. a parting kiss. Downey's reaction became a little bit violent, and he dodged to the side as if he had seen a ghost. , and then Grace's low laugh full of teasing and complacency came from next to her ear.

This woman still got her way!

"Very good, the scene between the two of them is very graphic, and there is a sense of tacit understanding. I wonder if it has something to do with the $500 self-portrait?" Guy Ritchie made a joke after sincerely admiring it.

Well, helping Downey made the show in an instant.

Downey subconsciously went to see another person involved in the $500 self-portrait incident after the play. Grace's play was at the same speed as she entered the play. She has now turned into Grace Green, still looking "It's none of your business, hang high" attitude.

Downey was speechless. He was the only one who dared to care about this matter. That's right, he was the one who was taken advantage of.But, to be honest, her acting skills are really good, so when Grace put on her coat and was about to leave, Downey didn't give her a cold face, but just said to her in a chatty tone: " I said Dr. Green, you said that it is very unlikely that we two met in Baker Street in that way?" He definitely went to Baker Street on a whim that day, and he didn't know why Grace went to Baker Street and used With her magic street make-up, she turned into a street performer, and he ran over to ask her to draw a self-portrait.It would be fine if he didn't recognize it all the time, but it's amazing that he recognized it today, isn't it?

Grace put on her coat, put her hands in the coat pockets, and said seriously: "Are you simply expressing emotion, or do you want me to calculate the probability of this happening? Of course, 'pure emotion' can also include Your displeasure at getting a portrait for five hundred dollars. If it's the former, I think I can give you some counseling, and if it's the latter, I can spend a few minutes doing the math. So, Mr. Downey— "

Downey: "..." She even gave two options?

—Is that the point, Mr. Downey?