Hollywood superstar XX history [travel]

Vogt was telling the truth.In fact, he doesn't like socializing very much, although he can do a good job, and he has successfully portrayed an image of extravagance, elegance and approachability.

"But you did a good job." Lance praised.Vogt started his debut with a high starting point. He plays the leading role or an important supporting role. As a leading actor, actively participating in promotional activities can play an obvious role, whether it will boost the box office or increase Vogt's own popularity. There are benefits.Since Vogt appeared in various variety shows and performed well, his attention and support are constantly increasing, and the number of fans is increasing at an alarming rate.It is really surprising that an actor who focuses on literary and artistic dramas can become famous as fast as a successful commercial blockbuster.Lance's expectations for Vogt have always been awards, and the ability to carry the box office as long as it does not lose money is already very good.Unexpectedly, two of Vogt's films, one is "Brokeback Mountain", this niche gay film has surpassed everyone's expectations and raked in nearly [-] million box office worldwide, and the newly released "The Departed" The trend of great popularity is unstoppable, and it is only a matter of time before the box office breaks through [-] million.

According to audience surveys, more than 200% of the audience for both movies entered the theater because of Vogt.Such box-office appeal for a newcomer to Hollywood is simply unexpected.A staggering number of screenplay projects have been sent to Lance lately, with Vogt being paid as high as $[-] million.However, Lance is a very responsible agent. He did not choose scripts for Vogt hastily in pursuit of a high commission. Now Vogt just got off to a good start and barely rose to the A-list of first-line actors. position, there is still a long way to go before standing firmly on the a-list.Putting Vogt in a movie that didn't suit him would just drain his style.

So Lance needs Vogt to maintain the status quo, and then make steady progress.He is satisfied with Vogt's recent performance, and even the disturbance he and Jack made at the Oscars ceremony has faded away as they parted ways with their busy careers.

But Lance seems to be too happy too soon.With all the good times ahead, Vogt was resistant to a busy schedule of events.In this regard, Lance still focuses on appeasement and coaxing.

"Don't treat me like a child." Vogt leaned on the sofa, resting his forehead with one hand, and his squinted eyes were slapped, indicating that he was not fooled.

The long-lost itchy hands welled up in his heart. Recently, Vogt's obedience made Lance think that he had successfully transformed this wayward young master, but reality gave him a cruel blow.

Lance took a deep breath and felt that it was not so bad to bring his own children.He tentatively asked: "If it's because of what happened to you at the premiere..."

Vogt's eyes flashed blankly: "What happened at the premiere?"

Lance was stunned for a moment, seeing that his face was inexplicable and did not seem to be fake, he frowned and reminded: "Gerald."

"Oh! I almost forgot." Vogt suddenly realized, and frowned in disgust: "I thought you had already solved it." Warner's producer Gerald hinted at the premiere of "The Departed" that he would accompany Man, Vogt grimly declined.Afterwards, he told Lance about this matter—he believed that Lance, who knew his identity, would not get involved, but he had to let him know.He didn't want something like this to happen again.

"Yes. Gerrard has apologized. It was a misunderstanding." Lance said, "Are you sure this incident has not cast a shadow on you?"

In fact, Lance thought Vogt was joking when he told Lance that someone was trying to get him under his skin.But upon learning that this was a fact, Lance's first reaction was anger.Or his status in the brokerage world is not as good as his grandfather Michael Clarke, but he is by no means a person to be messed with.He has a very high status in wma, and the few clients he has are big clients, and he personally holds a lot of precious resources. Even the top six producers are polite to him.Decent, protective, and rigorous style of work are the working principles he has always adhered to.No matter how many affairs he had with his clients, he was never the pimp.He is also very disgusted that actors use such indecent means to rise to the top.Gerald knew him well, knew his character, but asked Vogt to go this way, it was impossible for Lance not to be angry.In particular, Lance was a bit worried about Vogt as a brother for his younger brother. If something bad happened to Vogt, he would be ashamed to see his grandfather!

Lance made a quick phone call, and it was not Gerald who was looking for, but Daniel, Gerald's boss.

The effect was immediate, and Gerrard quickly called Lance, apologized, and assured that it was a misunderstanding.

What happened was that a big shot happened to see "The Departed" at the premiere and wanted to meet and talk to Vogt, who played the lead role.

"Vogt overreacted and misunderstood what I meant." Gerald said with a smile: "The kid has a bad temper, please apologize on my behalf, things are really not what he thought."

"I hope you remember what you said, Gerald." Lance said: "Don't offend people who shouldn't be offended, and you will regret it in the future. I'm his manager, but I can't do anything with him, you know my point Do you mean, Gerald?"

Lance knows how to get along with a villain like Gerald.He couldn't speak too clearly, and the vagueness made people feel more vigilant.Besides, Lance didn't think he was lying. Vogt's bodyguards came from Chinatown, and it was said that they were sent by relatives.Vogt's background was more complicated than Lance had thought.It's just that Vogt has always been approachable, except for some of the traits of a rich young man. Lance treats him like a younger brother, and doesn't take his background seriously.But when he was really offended, Vogt's audacity was exposed, and he fought back directly, without any regard for the identity of the opponent.If Gerald angered Vogt again, it would be a matter of minutes before Vogt found someone to clean him up.

Sure enough, when he heard what Lance said, Gerald was silent for a moment, then changed his tone and asked, "Hey, my friend, you have aroused my curiosity, can you reveal a little more about it? Whose is Vogel? ’ he asked Lance intimately, immediately adopting a nickname for Vogt.

"You can look it up," Lance said, and then he chatted with Gerald a little more, trying to get rid of the other side's insinuation.In the end, Gerrard promised that there would be no next time.

The matter is completely resolved.But with Vogt's pride, Lance wasn't sure he really didn't care anymore.

Vogt waved his hand: "No, don't think too much. Just settle it." He raised his feet and said, "I'm too handsome, and I can't help it. But if he likes me, I have to watch it." Fuck him? A joke!"

Lance's lips twitched.Vogt's bout of self-confidence seemed to be getting worse.

"Okay." Lance didn't stick to the question: "Let's talk about your new job."

"Hey, don't change the subject!" Vogt interrupted. "You haven't solved my problem!"

After failing to fool Vogt, Lance rubbed his forehead: "What's your problem?"

"I don't like socializing." Vogt said word by word: "I mean, in all senses, non-voluntary socializing." Especially those variety shows that have no lower limit, Vogt thought that he would often Those personal questions that were asked, his face darkened faintly.He doesn't like to share his private affairs in order to attract attention, and he doesn't like to lie. Every time he has to carefully avoid the host's language traps, he feels bad.

"Voger, I want you to know that this is part of the job," Lance said sternly.

"My job is to act." Vogt emphasized: "Acting in movies! But my daily life should not be affected! I am performing every moment, and I feel like I am not myself!"

"Calm down, Vogt! I'm listening!" Lance was taken aback. He had never seen Vogt so excited.Although Vogt's personality is very cheerful and lively, but the British aristocratic upbringing is engraved in his bones, he will never really make a scene.But at this moment, Lance could feel Vogt losing control.

Vogt was stunned, pulling his hair: "Oh, I'm sorry..."

"It's okay, Vogue." Lance said softly: "I understand, I will try to reduce your activity schedule as much as possible. I'm sorry, have I put too much pressure on you recently?"

Vogt exhaled fiercely: "It's not your problem." He rarely looked at Lance with guilt: "I know this will make your work more difficult..."

Lance squinted at him. "You know, but would you change your mind?"

Vogt was immediately confident: "Of course not!"

Lanspie smiled, and looked at Vogt for a moment, but he softened: "What's wrong with you, Vogt? This isn't like you."

Vogt said uncertainly: "I don't know... I'm just very irritable. I hate lying. I'm bound to do everything. I can't do this, I can't do that, I can't breathe..."

Or he really underestimated the actor industry.Being noticed and liked, he felt funny and proud at first, but gradually, in order to maintain a good public image, his every move was standardized.Before he does everything, his PR tells him how to speak and how to react, just like a string doll.Because of his junior qualifications and low status, he had to be kind to everyone and leave a good impression on them—a false impression!God knows why he had to push himself so hard!

Lance was right.Gerald's pimping did have an impact on him, like a fuse, igniting his previously suppressed emotions little by little.

Lance: "Since when did you feel this way?" He understood what Vogt was trying to convey.But Vogt has never been a weak person in his eyes. His ability to resist pressure has always been very strong. When others are anxious, he is still there, and he doesn't take many things to heart.

"Always?" Vogt said hesitantly, "Well, during the period when "The Departed" was released, it seems to be more serious..."

"I'll arrange a psychiatrist for you." Lance could not refuse.

Vogt opened his mouth. Seeing Lance's tough attitude, he thought for a while, and grumbled unwillingly.

Lance asked sharply, "What did you say?"

Vogt aggrieved and said: "I said, I need Jack..."