The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1204 Things Backfired
"Bill Murray, 'Lost in Translation'!"

Awards, announced——

There was no suspense. The favorite for the Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy award tonight won smoothly. It was a result that everyone expected and received thunderous applause.

After all, nominations depend on strength, while winning depends on luck, and this is especially true for the Golden Globe Awards. This has been proven more than once tonight.

Russell did not win an award, and the Best Actor in a Drama Series award went to Sean Penn for "Mystic River."

Scarlett also went home empty-handed. The Best Actress in a Drama was awarded to Charlize Theron for "Monster", and the Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy was awarded to Diane Keaton for "Something's Gotta Give".

So it shouldn’t be a surprise that Anson sadly missed out on the award, should it?
What's more, Bill Murray was already the number one favorite.

So why, while the whole audience stood up and applauded, all the eyes were focused on Anson with pity, ridicule, mockery and sympathy?

Just like a carp failing to leap over the dragon gate, the vase was kicked into nothingness at the last moment of this year's awards season and ultimately failed to break free from its shackles.

Is this the Anson I saw in jealous eyes?

Although Anson's success in the box office is unstoppable, he cannot own the entire Hollywood. He still needs to work hard to achieve his gorgeous transformation.

Things are really interesting.

The person involved was neither sad nor depressed. He particularly enjoyed tonight's award ceremony, which was like a party. He was relaxed the whole time, without any tension or burden. Even Noah and Edgar were more nervous than him.

But in the eyes of others, Anson was miserable, gloomy and pitiful. He tried to break the vase label with great confidence but acted too hastily and ran into a wall. Anson, who was so arrogant and successful, was not omnipotent. Everyone cast their eyes at him to comfort and encourage him.

This scene made Anson laugh and cry.

then.

Amid the hustle and bustle of the crowd, Anson noticed Scarlett's gaze.

SCARLETT: Are you okay?

Anson: You chose Bill? I'm not surprised.

SCARLETT: Why is everyone looking at you?
Anson: Should you send flowers to Bill?

SCARLETT: There's no need to pay attention to them.

Anson: I think you should give Bill a hug, the director is ready.

The two of them talked to themselves in this way, exchanged glances, and then both of them raised the corners of their mouths and looked towards the stage again.

On the stage, bathed in light, Bill was able to sense when someone in the scene stole the spotlight, and he once again showed his sense of humor.

“Hey, here’s the focus.”

"Excuse me, is there anyone more handsome than me here tonight? If so, please keep silent at this moment. I will treat you to a meal after this."

Bursting with laughter!

Bill easily won everyone's favor with his usual style. The award ceremony was briefly boiling because of Anson, and then returned to normal.

Amidst the hustle and bustle, the 61st Golden Globe Awards ceremony came to an end. As always, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association mastered the leading cake-dividing technology, keeping it even and steady, trying to satisfy the wishes of every guest attending the awards ceremony, while also quietly revealing the trend of the awards season so far through the list of winners.

As a result, there were no waves.

The Best Picture in the Drama category went to "The Lord of the Rings 3". At the same time, the film won three other trophies, including Best Director, Best Original Song, and Best Original Score. It won four out of four nominations and became the biggest winner of the night.

The Best Picture in the Musical or Comedy category went to "Lost in Translation", and the Best Actor and Best Screenplay in the Musical or Comedy category were also awarded, making it the highlight of this year's awards season.

Sofia-Coppola, the youngest daughter of the Coppola family, made her directorial debut with her second film in her career.

"Mystic River" won two trophies, Best Actor in a Drama and Best Supporting Actor, making up for the embarrassment of being coldly received at Cannes and still performing well when it returned to North America.

Although "Cold Mountain" had superstars like Nicole Kidman, Jude Law and others, it was Renée Zellweger who finally won the Best Supporting Actress award. This atypical beauty actress emerged with "Chicago" and "Bridget Jones's Diary" and ushered in the golden period of her career.

As of the first stage of the awards season, the above four films have stood out and formed a leading group.

Among them, the most surprising and regrettable one is "Master and Commander". This highly anticipated and unanimously praised epic blockbuster has repeatedly encountered setbacks. Not only has Russell lost his advantage in the Oscar battle and may even miss the nomination; other film projects are also losing heat and momentum.

This doesn't make sense.

Judging from the quality, cast, subject matter, publicity and other aspects of the film, it was undoubtedly the hottest film of the year. However, it was completely suppressed and overtaken by "Cold Mountain".

Anthony Minghella, the director of "The English Patient" and "The Talented Mr. Ripley", brings this retro epic masterpiece, which is hailed as this year's "The English Patient" and "Lawrence of Arabia". After its release on Christmas, it has received enthusiastic praise from the media.

So, sacrificing the sheep is “Master and Commander”?
Rumors circulating in Hollywood are that Russell Crowe's appeal is probably not enough, and may even be inferior to Anson's topic effect.

Originally, Russell expected "Master and Commander" to be the final push for him to join the 20 million club, but the result was the opposite of what he expected and it became a stumbling block instead.

No wonder Russell lost his composure at the Golden Globe Awards and even inexplicably pointed his gun at Anson.

however.

All of this has nothing to do with Anson. "The Butterfly Effect" and "The Elephant" have never entered the scope of discussion during the awards season, because the huge box office success created topics, but that was just an illusion. The bubble of fantasy had not yet ended with the Golden Globe Awards ceremony.

The awards ceremony is over, but the night is not. The whole of Los Angeles will enter carnival mode, and countless parties will be held in every corner of the city.

Scarlett left the Hilton Hotel. There was a long line in front of the door. The actors and directors were all dressed up in gorgeous evening gowns, but they were still standing in line like ordinary people. Their expressions showed impatience, anxiety and fatigue.

Four hours a whole evening, wearing a dress and keeping your hair in place and maintaining perfect posture is a physically demanding job and everyone is exhausted.

After looking around, Scarlett did not go to line up, but moved along the bustling crowd on the right, looking around curiously.

Finally, I saw the figure on a small staircase at a corner.

The bright yellow light fell gently and quietly on his shoulders. His handsome face was slightly lowered, hidden in the shadows. His expression could not be seen clearly, but one could still see his deep blue eyes quietly watching the hustle and bustle before them.

He was leaning against the wall, holding a hamburger in his hand and taking two big bites. There was a bottle of Coke at his feet.

Scarlett looked around. The wall blocked her view and the lights were not bright. 90% of people would not notice that there was a person hidden in this "concave" shaped staircase.

Scarlett paused and smiled, her face full of curiosity, "Are you trying to play hide and seek?"

(End of this chapter)