American fame and fortune

At Los Angeles International Airport, shortly after the flight from Atlanta landed, Lily dragged her suitcase to the terminal exit.

Although she was wearing ordinary jeans and a sports shirt, the young and beautiful brown-haired girl still attracted the attention of many people around her.

A handsome guy with a bag on his back immediately came over: "Hi, beauty, are you traveling to Los Angeles?"

Lily glanced at him and ignored him.

The handsome guy put on the sunniest smile: "Taxis in Los Angeles are hard to find and the fees are high, why don't we share a taxi together?"

Just five or six meters away, Thomas wanted to go over.

Louise reached out to stop him: "Don't worry, look at the situation, my bodyguard is over there, nothing will happen."

Thomas still took a few steps forward.

Facing the handsome guy, Lily also smiled: "No need, my brother is an agent of the Los Angeles Police Department. He called me just now and will be here soon."

"Really?" The handsome guy stepped back automatically: "I'm going to find someone else to carpool."

Lily's parents are not ordinary people. They have seen a lot since they were young, and they have enough awareness of the dangers of the human heart.

She curled her lips, glanced at the guru in the Coca-Cola advertisement on the side of the terminal building, and thought that she was just that ugly, so she had the nerve to come over to strike up a conversation.

Thomas hurried over: "Hi, Lily."

When the "Wanted" crew was filming in Atlanta, Lily met Thomas and said, "Thank you for picking me up."

Then, she saw a woman walking behind Thomas, she looked about thirty years old, beautiful, sexy, smart and capable.

"Louise Meyer."

"Lily Carter."

The two introduced themselves, and at the invitation of Thomas, they got into a business car together.

Louise motioned for the driver to drive, and asked, "Would you like to stay at Martin's first, or go to school?"

Lily tried to pretend to be mature: "Please send me to school"

The driver went directly to Valencia, the satellite city where CalArts is located.

Louise said: "Martin and I are good friends and partners. He couldn't come back from filming in London, so he specially entrusted me to help pick you up."

"Thank you." Lily opened the backpack she was carrying, took out a small gift box and handed it to Louise: "Thank you very much for your help, this is a handicraft made by myself, please don't dislike it..."

Lily didn't know Louise, but Louise knew Lily more or less, and knew what was in the box without guessing.

But the other party sincerely expressed his gratitude, and she was a young, beautiful and lovely girl. Louise couldn't refuse, so she accepted it: "You don't have to be polite."

Lily took out another one and handed it to Thomas: "This is for you."

"Thank you." Thomas next, while Lily put the other on the driver's side passenger seat, quietly opened the gift box and took a look.

Sure enough, the inside is a hand-carved, very cute and cute clown figure.

Thomas really wants to tell Lily, don't give it to me, there are many similar things, including the alligator pendant you didn't give.

Louise opened it openly and looked at it, and sighed secretly in her heart. Later, she needed to buy a special cabinet to hold Lily Carter's hand-carved work.

Lily didn't know that her hands-on carvings were becoming more and more popular in Hollywood. When she came to CalArts, she gave one to Louise's assistant Nikki and Thomas' assistant Natasha.

Natasha and Nikki looked at each other in blank dismay. Why do the siblings like to give sculptures?

Australian bison are too miserable, right?

Louise accompanied Lily into the college, first met with Diana, the vice president and her future mentor, went through various admission procedures, and applied for a single apartment.

It went very smoothly, without any trouble.

After putting the luggage in the apartment, Lily didn't forget Louise who came here to help: "I'll treat you to dinner later."

"No need." Louise took out a business card and handed it to Lily: "Martin is not in Los Angeles. If you have anything to do, you can call Thomas, or you can call me."

Lily took it, and the above address was in Sherman Oaks. If I remembered correctly, Martin also lived in Sherman Oaks.

Louise took the initiative to invite: "If you have time, you can come to my place as a guest."

"Thank you." Lily couldn't say it, but she had a feeling that this Louise was weird.

After sending Louise away, she immediately called Martin and focused on Louise's situation.

Martin on the other side said: "You can find her if you have anything to do, and don't bother with her if you have nothing to do."

Lily said: "I've settled down. Louise and Thomas who sent me here, as well as their entourage, seniors and teachers received in the school, I gave each of them a small gift."

In the studio in London, Martin had a very bad feeling and asked: "What gift did you send?"

"Horn carving." Lily said, "A clown figure based on you."

"To many people?" Martin asked.

Lily confirmed: "It has been given to many people."

Martin slapped his forehead and said, "Okay, let's talk when I get back to Los Angeles."

Hanging up the phone, Bruce wanted to laugh, but held back.

Martin looked at him and said, "Laugh if you want." He snorted coldly, "Sooner or later, Australian bison and bay crocodile will become rare animals."

Bruce asked: "Will you continue to deliver in the future?"

Martin was furious: "I want to send it all over Hollywood!"

The bad guy Bruce said deliberately: "In the future, there will be one person in Los Angeles?"

Martin asked, "How much did you bring this time?"

Before coming to London, Bruce specially handed over a large piece of luggage to the crew and checked it together.

Bruce said: "It's enough to send one piece to each of the crew."

Martin nodded: "The filming is almost over, you are ready, I want to give a big gift."

The filming of "The Reader" has come to an end, and the crew has left actors one after another. In addition to receiving souvenirs from the crew, each person who leaves will also receive gifts from the hero and heroine Martin and Kate.

Kate sent English black tea.

Martin sent a tusk pendant with carved horns.

Three days later, the filming of all the scenes of the crew was completed.

Sam Mendes announced the closure.

Before Martin could react, Kate picked up a latte and sprayed it all over his head and face.

Felicity Jones also took one to join in the fun.

Martin fled in embarrassment, took the latte art thrown by Old Bu, and sprayed Kate all over the face with a bang.

But Kate threw away the latte art, rushed over and hugged Martin, and her whole body was attached to him, looking very excited.

Martin hugged her back: "Kate, you are a real artist, and this performance is great!"

Kate let go of Martin and cupped his face in her hands: "I couldn't do it without you, you're a good actor who can really inspire people, you're a genius."

The two laughed at the same time.

An associate producer of the crew entered the studio and presented souvenirs.

What Martin and Kate got were two books that Michelle read to Hannah.

Although the crew will not be disbanded, most of them will not be involved in post-production.

Martin handed the book to Bruce, shook hands one by one with gifts, and came to Sam Mendes.

Originally he wanted to shake Sam's hand.

But Sam took the initiative to hug him, patted him on the back, and said, "You did a good job in this movie, come on, I'm optimistic about your future."

Martin nodded vigorously: "Sam, you are a true artist. In difficult times, you gave me key guidance and advice, which will benefit me for the rest of my life."

In terms of professionalism, he is far worse than the Kate couple.

There is really no comparison.

Martin then came out of the studio, and when he finished taking off his makeup, Bruce suddenly got out of the trailer.

"Don't! Don't do it. I'm here to find Martin."

Bruce ushered Saoirse Ronan in from the outside. The latter raised his hand and said to Martin: "I heard that your crew finished filming today and came here specially to find you."

Martin had just changed back into his clothes and asked, "What can I do for you?"

Saoirse glanced at the makeup artist, but said nothing.

Martin picked up the bag, thanked the makeup artist first, said a few words, and got out of the makeup trailer first. After Saoirse followed, he asked, "You don't want firecrackers, do you?"

Saoirse giggled: "I still have stock." She was not without pride: "Hermione is as proud as a peacock, no one looks down on her, she bullied me several times, this time it's a big shame."

Martin had seen the report in The Sun, and he didn't know if it was a PR strategy or it was real. Emma Watson went to see a psychiatrist.

But Saoirse is very concerned: "I wish her depression soon."

Martin thought that she might take the initiative to make love in the future.

"Many people said that I am very talented and suggested that I go to Los Angeles to develop. My mother plans to take me there in two years." Saoirse has worked in more than one crew, and it has nothing to do with the word naive.

She asked, "Martin, can I see you then?"

For some things, Martin only needs to use his lips: "Yes, I will introduce you to a brokerage company then."

"Leonardo is a bastard, you are a good man." Saoirse held out a hand and placed it in front of Martin.

Martin produced a business card and handed it to her.

Saoirse put it away: "Thank you."

She smiled at Martin, and made another lady's salute: "I'm going back."

Martin waved to her.

Saoirse ran away.

Bruce came from behind.

"I'm a nice guy, right?" Martin asked.

Bruce said a big truth: "Among the bad guys, you are the good guys."

Seeing that he had already packed his things, Martin said, "Let's go, go back to the hotel to get your luggage, and we'll go back to Los Angeles."

The post-production department of the crew will continue to stay in Pinewood Studios for post-production. Since there are almost no exterior scenes, Martin asked Sam that he does not need post-dubbing for all shots.

Before the film was officially promoted, his work had come to an end.

Back at the hotel, after packing up my luggage, Kate suddenly came.

Bruce voluntarily left the room.

Kate asked, "What time is the flight?"

Martin glanced at the wall clock: "It's not too late to leave in three hours."

Kate took out the script from her bag and said, "There is a scene that I need to dub, and I want to familiarize myself with it again. Hurry up before you leave."

How could a good man like Martin refuse to inject people for pleasure?

During the two months of filming in London and the experience of being a narrator, Martin learned a lot and learned how a good actor can become a real artist.