Hollywood superstar XX history [travel]

Vogt snorted heavily: "We'll see!"

So the two got better for a while and began to bicker and hurt each other.In the past, Vogt's lover was used to following him in everything and taking care of him in every possible way. When he met Jack, he was spoiled and pampered since he was a child. The two of them are like a pair of puppies. We didn't separate together, and after a few minutes, you scratched me again, and I scratched you, it was very interesting.

They were chatting happily when there was a knock on Vogt's door, followed by a soft and sweet woman's voice: "Honey, are you awake? It's time to get up!"

Vogt and Jack are both silent.

Vogt turned off the speakerphone and put the phone to his ear. Hearing the suppressed breathing on the other end, he smiled and said loudly, "I'm up, Mom!"

Vogt's mother, Anne Pfister, said: "Come down and have breakfast! You have an irregular schedule. It's not right!"

"Got it, Mom, I was just on the phone," Vogt said.

"Oh, is that Jack? Say hello for me..." Annie said, "May I come in?"

Vogt was taken aback, seeing the messy bed quilt, and he hadn't put on his clothes yet!

"Oh, no! No! Mom! You must not come in!" Vogt quickly lifted the quilt to cover himself.

Annie laughed outside the door: "Okay, don't disturb your sweet time, remember to come down for breakfast!"

Vogt breathed a sigh of relief.He flicked his bangs annoyedly, and complained to Jack: "Did you hear that? I'm already twenty, and she always thinks I'm two!"

Jack has returned to normal after hearing the name "Mom". He found the subsequent conversations funny, but when he talked to Vogt again, he carefully asked softly like avoiding landmines: "...Are you okay? ?”

Vogt knew why he asked.

In March, "Brokeback Mountain" was released in Germany. His father was indifferent to the film and television industry and was kept in the dark. He didn't find out about it until then—the worst timing!Because at this time Vogt and Jack's homosexual scandal was raging, Helmut Pfister was old-fashioned and face-saving, and he was squeezed out by his business competitors. He was so angry that he published a newspaper and Vogt separated from his father and son. relation!

—and then it was his wife Anne Pfister's turn to rage.Even if Helmut Pfister regretted it soon and quickly withdrew the report, he would not be forgiven by his wife.Annie returned to the United States in a rage, and hurried to Los Angeles to appease her young son who was "hurt by his father's cruelty".

Unexpectedly, Vogt didn't take it seriously at all.In fact, he hadn't even known about it until Annie told him.It took time for news from German newspapers to reach the United States.In addition, Vogt and his father were enemies in the previous life. Regarding the roar of Helmut Pfister, Vogt has always picked out his ears, going in the left ear and exiting the right ear, and often turned his face away with a dead attitude The unchanging smile made his father smoke from the top of his head.Moreover, now that Vogt is financially independent (thumbs up), Helmut Pfister's binding force on him is getting weaker and weaker.He also has his mother who will always protect him, and Vogt has nothing to fear.

Even if Helmut Pfister was really determined to break away from his father-son relationship with him, Vogt would still go back to Pfister's house and coax his grandmother and mother to side with him and join hands. against his father.

Vogt said to Jack, "Did Maggie tell you? Haha, I'm fine, don't worry. I told you about my father, he's just a kid."

Jack had indeed heard Vogt mention his father, and he couldn't understand the strange love and killing between their father and son.Is it possible to joke about breaking the relationship between father and son in the newspaper?But Vogt obviously didn't take it to heart.

"Anyway, he's your father." Jack was afraid that Vogt would play off.

Vogt couldn't take it anymore and said, "Oh, Mama Jack!"

Jack snorted and asked, "Did you mention me to your mother?" He also knew that they had become a couple.Jack originally thought that coming out was a serious matter, but when it came to Vogt, he had already told his family about it, and Vogt's mother still accepted it readily?

Vogt said, "Yeah! Annie saw Brokeback Mountain and she thought you were fine. She wanted us to have a good time. Did you hear that? She asked me to say hello to you for her." His mother always cute.For her, nothing is more important than the happiness of her sons, anyway, the Pfister family can afford it!

In fact, Vogt even suspected that Anne came to Los Angeles in a fit of anger. Her father wanted to break away from him as an excuse. The truth was that she was bored in Germany and wanted to go out and see her recently with Ang Lee's wife. Lin Huijia had so much fun, leaving her son and husband alone.Annie also asked him if he was familiar with Oprah. She wanted to meet and have a meal with her idol!Oprah is indeed the "dream lover" of middle-aged women in the United States...

Vogt is a good son of his mother. Of course, he must meet his mother's needs. He really called Oprah (Oprah gave it to him after the show last time, quietly, others don't ==), but he Thinking of being a workaholic like Oprah, how could she agree to waste time meeting and having dinner with an ordinary fan?

When Oprah readily agreed, Vogt was stunned for a long time.On the appointed day, he asked Blake to pick him up.The two middle-aged women chatted quite happily.Afterwards, Anne's support for his acting career has risen to a higher level.

Because Vogt's tone was so normal, as if to say, "It's a beautiful day," Jack said, "Oh, is that so? Say hello to her for me, too."

"Why don't you go back to Germany with me this Christmas? I haven't been back for a long time." Vogt suggested.

Jack naturally replied: "Well, okay."

The two chatted for a while, then hung up the phone reluctantly.When they recovered from the phone call just now, both of them unconsciously started touching their chins.

Did they inadvertently decide something important just now?

Have it?Have it?

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The audition for "No Country for Old Men" ("No Country for Old Men") went well.Directors Joel Coen and Ethan Coen were very satisfied with Vogt. They originally invited him to audition after watching "Brokeback Mountain".

"No Country for Old Men" is a movie produced by Paramount, a western cowboy movie, which tells the story of West Texas in the 80s, where morality and crime are rampant. At the scene of the Rush, they found a suitcase full of US dollars.After he took the suitcase, he has been hunted down by the killer Anton Zieger for a series of stories of wits and courage.

Vogt plays the killer Anton Chigurh, a ruthless man who ignores the rules of the world and sticks only to what he believes to be "laws."Although it is a supporting role, he has more roles than the protagonist Moss, and he can be called another protagonist, and as a "bad guy", he is still alive and well until the end of the story, and his vitality is incredibly tenacious.The film did not follow the concept of "evil cannot prevail against good" that most movies are used to, and gave the protagonist a happy ending. Instead, the killer representing evil is immortal, and the old police officer representing justice is already old. He chose to escape and retired in a daze. .

After receiving the full script, Vogt finally found the story interesting.And he also figured out why Lance chose this show.First of all, this is an obviously ambitious Olympic film.At present, Vogt's line is leaning towards art films, and Lance is determined to win another Oscar winner.Taking on such a movie, whether Vogt wants to brush his qualifications or win awards, is very beneficial.Secondly, still in the midst of homosexual scandals, and the stereotype of Vogt brought about by the box office hit of "Brokeback Mountain", Vogt needs a strong image to subvert the public's impression.There's nothing more convincing than starring in a classic-style cowboy movie.Compared with the protagonist who was killed by a single shot at the end-Lance believes that Belgian, the protagonist of "The Departed", was shot in the head with a single shot, Vogt will have a psychological shadow again.Vogt agrees with him very much. The killer Anton Chigurh has more room to play, and the requirements for acting skills are very high.The Coen Brothers have confidence in Vogt's acting skills, and they also want to use Vogt's current popularity to boost the box office.Paramount has worked with Vogt on "Brokeback Mountain", and the process was quite pleasant, and has no objection to Vogt's participation.

So things were settled quickly.The entire crew flew to Texas in May for about two months of shooting.

For Vogt, killer Anton Chigurh was by far the easiest role he's ever played.Because this character does not need emotions, he is like a ghost, and the "law" of killing and self-world is the driving force for him to walk.Vogt plays without pressure, and apart from the need to wear a mushroom-head wig that ruins his handsome image, Vogt has nothing to complain about.And later he was relieved of the mushroom head wig, and he acted as Professor Snape in the cosplay "Harry Potter", which was a clean and tidy upgraded version. After getting permission, he took a photo of it and passed it on Show off to cousin Kevin Peston.Kevin, who didn't know the truth, really thought he was going to the cosplay show, and resented that he not only didn't take him there, but also robbed "his role", clamoring for Vogt to increase his commission rate, otherwise they would never end .

Vogt smiled coldly and reminded him that he was now living in the mansion of his grandparents.If he dared to bully him, he would sue his grandparents and let them help him teach him.Then hang up amidst Kevin's indignant remark that he despises him as a child who hasn't been weaned.

After "No Country for Old Men" finished filming, Vogt joined the promotional activities of "The Departed" non-stop, and the premiere is scheduled for September 9.

At the same time, news came from Maggie that Christopher Nolan intends to invite Vogt to join the second part of the Batman series, "Batman: The Dark Knight", but he will not make the final decision until he has watched "The Departed". Decide.