Hollywood superstar XX history [travel]

"What are you talking about, Leon? I saw your fist." A laughing voice suddenly broke in.

Vogt and the others turned their heads and saw Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro walking together.These two sixty-year-olds, one thin and one fat, are old friends for decades. Robert De Niro is the dedicated actor in the movie directed by Martin Scorsese.Martin, with his striking black eyebrows, is smiling, while Robert De Niro still wears his trademark deadpan expression.

Leonardo DiCaprio is the new favorite of Martin Scorsese after Robert De Niro. He has cooperated with "Gangs of New York" and "The Aviator". These two films made Martin Scorsese Stanley was nominated for two Oscars for Best Director, while Leonardo was nominated for two Oscars for Best Actor, and their careers have thus reached a new peak.Their cooperation is in the honeymoon period, Martin has a very good impression of Leonardo, and the relationship between the two is also very close.

Leonardo glanced at Vogt and said with a smile: "I'm talking about a new friend, I think you've seen him just now..."

Martin Scorsese followed his gaze to Vogt and said, "Oh, I remember you, Julia's Cookie!"

This title made everyone laugh!

Vogt didn't feel embarrassed, he spread his hands generously: "At least, it's likable, isn't it?"

Leonardo couldn't see his complacent look, and immediately said coolly: "Few men like sweets."

Vogt gave him a disdainful glance—a movement learned from Leonardo, perfectly: "Who says I want to please men? And, sure enough, you don't need to do something to prevent me from repeating this to Julia." talk?"

Leonardo choked, and Vogt smiled triumphantly at him.The two are like two children bickering, naive and funny.

"I heard that you are Roger's new student?" Martin Scorsese asked, "Then you have become Robert's apprentice. What movies have you been in recently?"

Vogt looked at Lance in surprise when he heard that: I became Roger Coleman's student?When did this happen?

Lance was also a little surprised, he hadn't gotten any accurate words from Roger.I didn't expect Roger to introduce Vogt like this in front of Martin Scorsese.

"Mr. Coleman said the students or something?" Vogt asked Martin Scorsese.

"Of course, Roger never jokes." Martin Scorsese wondered why Vogt asked this, but he answered his question anyway.Speaking of which, both he and Robert were taken aback when Roger told the story himself.Although Roger has helped many Hollywood newcomers, he has always been very cautious when it comes to recruiting students. Robert De Niro is one of them, and Martin Scorsese himself does not have this qualification.Unexpectedly, when he was almost 80 years old, Roger accepted another student.So even Martin Scorsese couldn't help but wonder what kind of talent this lucky boy has.

"I have acted in a musical on Broadway, and I just finished filming a movie called "Brokeback Mountain." Vogt briefly talked about his acting experience.

Although his acting experience is very brief, he was the leading actor in the musical "Phantom of the Opera" on Broadway, and his first movie was a gay leading actor with a very controversial theme. These two things have already shown his excellence. After all Both of these roles are not so easy to obtain, and the acting skills are very demanding, and at the same time, there is quite a lot of room to play.

"That sounds good." Martin Scorsese said encouragingly, "With Roger's teaching, you will become better."

"Well, we'll see," Vogt said modestly.He could see that Martin Scorsese was only friendly to Roger Corman because of his connection.

"Good luck guy." Leonardo couldn't help saying.Since his debut, he has been smooth sailing, a combination of idol school and acting superstar, always surrounded by first-line commercial and artistic productions, and he is the chief Hollywood actor of the new generation.But Vogt's luck still seemed to him something to be envied.Just being a student of Roger Coleman is enough to save him a lot of detours.Look at Robert De Niro, also a student of Roger Coleman, who is already the leading actor in Hollywood history.

Vogt rubbed his nose.It's not that he doesn't want to be proud of it, it's that he is still confused.He didn't know what Roger Coleman was doing, how could he suddenly give him such a student status in front of people?

"Can acting be based on luck alone?" Robert De Niro, who had been silent all this time, suddenly frowned and asked.

There was an indescribable majesty on his body. He stared at Vogt, and Vogt suddenly felt as if he was being stared at by a wild beast, and was shocked for a moment.This is a very rare thing for him.

"You think you're lucky, too?" Robert asked again, still staring at Vogt.

Vogt said cautiously: "In Hollywood, I think every actor needs skill and luck."

Just like you, if you hadn't met Martin Scorsese as a good partner, would you have the achievements and status you have today?Vogt's eyes said so.

Robert's expression remained unchanged, and he said coldly, "I don't believe in luck."

Vogt blinked. "So?"

Robert said: "Why don't you act? Show us with your acting skills that you are qualified to be the teacher's student."

Several people present were stunned, including Vogt.The request was as abrupt as a joke.

But Robert's serious and tense expression told them that he was serious and definitely not joking.

"You played the phantom, you can sing a part." He suggested.

"Here?" Vogt asked in disbelief.An open-air party in full view?

"Why not? I remember that "The Phantom of the Opera" is a stage play." Robert said sternly, "Are you ashamed to face your audience? Afraid that your poor acting skills will not be recognized."

Vogt was not irritated by Robert's words, he just felt a headache.Of course he could refuse his unreasonable request, but it was like admitting defeat.Vogt didn't like to throw in the towel.But don't throw in the towel and sing like a lunatic at a party?He felt it was an insult to the education he had been brought up to.

When he was in a dilemma, his capable agent stepped forward.

"I'm sorry, Mr. De Niro. After retiring from the role of Phantom, we have an agreement with the King's Theatre. Mr. Peston cannot perform the relevant content of the musical "Phantom of the Opera" without the theater's permission." Lance said seriously , "Mr. Peston is not afraid of this kind of challenge, or do you have other suggestions?"

Martin Scorsese seemed to have a light bulb on his head: "Robert, why don't we go to Roger's collection room?" As a prolific director and producer, Roger Coleman has a coveted collection room , there are countless scripts, videotapes, vcds, and dvds stored in it, many of which are still limited edition collections.

It was not too convenient to pick any part from them and let Vogt play them.

Based on Martin Scorsese's understanding of Robert De Niro, when he becomes inexplicably stubborn, others had better obey him.And it would be a lie to say that Martin Scorsese wasn't curious about Vogt's acting.He also wondered if Vogt was living up to his name.

"Hey, Martin, count me in!" Leonardo said, throwing up his hands.

"Follow me." Robert commanded Vogt, and was the first to turn around and go straight to the collection room.

Vogt resisted the urge to roll his eyes, glared at Lance, and followed slowly.

Lance pushed his glasses and raised his mouth in an arc.