Big star... right?

John Travolta was shocked by Julia Roberts and left happily.

Ronald and Garry Marshall were left looking at each other and smiling bitterly. There was no chemistry between these two handsome men and beautiful women at all.

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"Oh, God, it's so hot in here...can you get me a cappuccino?" Another actor who came to audition was Al Pacino, who played the godfather.

"Oh, give Julia a cup..." After Ronald motioned his assistant to bring the coffee, Pacino refused to drink it himself and handed it to Julia Roberts instead.

"Hehehe, thank you..."

Roberts was very satisfied with Al Pacino's profound dramatic skills. The two of them enjoyed reading the lines in the script, but the height of this dwarf...

"Thank you for coming. We will notify your agent if there is any news." Ronald was also disappointed with the height difference between the two. How much work did Coppola do to film the second-generation Godfather Michael?

So tall?

"Julia, I hope we can have the opportunity to cooperate in the future..." Al Pacino probably also saw that his height did not match his, but this did not prevent him from asking Julia out.

"Ahem, we still need Julia to continue auditioning..."

Ronald coughed twice and drove the dwarf away. Al Pacino had previously planned to film "Revolution" and even lost his underwear.

After Al Pacino walked out of the audition room, Julia Roberts came over with coffee, put it against Ronald's ear, and said softly, "Hehehe, thank you..."

Ronald felt his ears were itchy and was slightly scratched by her hair. Then, his hand felt warm, and Julia Roberts' other hand held his hand, feeling a piece of paper, and quickly

It was handed into his hand.

After he walked away, Ronald took the opportunity to pick it up and read it. It said, "Thank you for writing the story of Vivian Ward so well. I thank you very much..." There is a series of numbers below, exactly.

It's Julia Roberts.

Ronald quickly turned over the note and hid it in his pocket. This would not be good if Garry Marshall saw it.

"Do you feel her charm?" Garry Marshall also tilted his head and said to Ronald.

"Ahem, yes..." Ronald covered up.

"Only such a person can be convincing in playing the role of Vivian, otherwise a banker like Edward Lewis would not be tempted..."

"Hmm..." When Ronald heard this, he realized that they were discussing the plot and felt relieved.

But what the director said makes sense. There is a kind of actor who has a very unique charm in front of the camera. It seems that the audience wants to fall in love with them. No matter how ignorant the actors themselves are or how bad their acting skills are, the camera

The preference for them makes the audience ignore all their shortcomings and just want to replace the person who plays opposite him on the screen and have sex with him.

Just like Julia Roberts, no matter how bad her acting skills are, she can't interpret the logic behind the character at all. But after the audition film was developed and played on the screen, Ronald saw it and thought it was so interesting.

Persuasiveness.

"I'm afraid it's hard to find this actor. He has to be evenly matched with her..."

Ronald's worry did not last long, as another actor came to audition. Like Julia Roberts, he is also an actor who can gain recognition from the audience based only on his appearance, regardless of whether he has no acting skills at all.

Very stupid.

"I don't know, the audition was very enjoyable, but I always felt like this movie wasn't for me..."

The speaker was Richard Gere, who had worked with Diane on Coppola's film "The Cotton Club". So in a private setting after the audition, when Ronald asked him what he thought, Richard

·Keir is willing to tell the truth.

"Okay, I'll keep in touch with your agent."

This time, it was Roald and director Marshall who wanted Richard Gere to take over the role. There was no other reason than the fact that his audition with Julia Roberts was full of chemistry that was visible to the naked eye from the moment they auditioned.

When a romantic movie encounters such an opponent, both Ronald and Garry Marshall knew that this pairing was the best choice.

"Thanks, bye……"

After the private conversation ended, when Richard Gere and Ronald returned to the audition room, Julia Roberts was still waiting for him there, and came up to hug and kiss Richard.

Ronald, who was talking to the director, looked back to confirm that the chemistry between the two people also existed off-camera.

"Huh?" Ronald accidentally saw Julia Roberts' hand, struggling to take it out of Richard Gere's hand, and seemed to have left a note in the other's hand.

"Hey...", Ronald said to Garry Marshall in the subsequent discussion, "I will try to promote these two love bombs to work together..."

After a day's work, Ronald got into Little Bud's car. After sitting down, he reached into his pocket and took out the contact information that Julia Roberts had given him. Then he crumpled it into a ball and got out of the car.
Chapter completed!