From Flower Vase to Film Emperor in Hollywood

In any case, this is "The Tonight Show," Jay Leno's territory. He has a way out. What happens in the studio stays in the studio. The outside world will never know what happened. Rumors will only circulate in the small circle of Hollywood, causing no real loss.

However, Jay Leno refused to do that. He had his pride and stubbornness.

At this moment, caught off guard by Anson, Jay Leno had to admit:

He was a little annoyed.

For a full decade, no guest had dared to leave his studio without saying a word.

Based on this reason alone, Jay Leno could completely ban this guest. No matter who it was, no matter how famous, they could forget about ever appearing in "The Tonight Show" studio again, not even for a visit.

And it wasn't just "The Tonight Show." Jay Leno had plenty of connections in Hollywood. Silently making a small Anson suffer wouldn't be a problem.

But the wonderful thing was, in addition to being annoyed, Jay Leno actually had some anticipation.

Judging from the brief exchange with Anson today, this young man would definitely not shoot aimlessly. He dared to deviate from the script so boldly, so he must have a reason.

So, could Jay Leno, the king of talk shows, catch it?

Therefore, annoyed as he was, Jay Leno didn't lose his mind—

If he wanted to get angry or ban him, he could do it anytime after the show. As for now, he wanted to see what medicine Anson was selling in his gourd.

Jay Leno's quick wit came into play, "God, people always say that forty-year-old bladders are uncontrollable, but now it seems that eighteen-year-olds aren't much better. Our show should go to a break. So, do we have commercials? I should also relieve my bladder."

Teasing, joking, complaining; moreover, Jay Leno didn't hide his eye-rolling. With this kind of half-true, half-false reaction, he cleverly resolved the crisis.

In the studio, after a slight pause, some scattered laughter began.

Despite this, everyone's attention still followed Anson's movements.

Just then, Anson stopped, went around the edge of the audience seats to the back of the set, and his figure completely disappeared. Just when everyone was confused, there was a knock on the door of the set.

Moreover, the complaints about Superman's transformation have been around for a long time: a pair of glasses can make all the close people around him not recognize him, he always wears a tights under his suit, and he goes to a phone booth to complete a gorgeous transformation at a critical moment, and so on.

Obviously, Anson was re-enacting this scene, ending Superman's transformation and becoming Clark Kent again.

The whole place was silent.

For a moment, they couldn't find the right words to describe their mood at this moment. Was "The Tonight Show" turning into "SNL" in a second?

One second. Two seconds. Three seconds.

For a full three seconds, even the show's director and other staff members were stunned. They were preparing to ambush Anson and use the "Spider-Man" topic to create a buzz; but they didn't expect to be caught off guard by Anson, who made the entire studio passive with his reappearance.

Thinking carefully, there was also a double meaning here—

Superman and Clark Kent. The band and the actor.

Anson also completed the transformation of two roles.

Wonderful, wonderfully indescribable.

Then.

Ha.

Laughter rushed out of Blair's chest first. Blair let out a long breath. One second she was in cardiac arrest mode, and the next second she couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Blair and Karen laughed and giggled together, unable to believe their eyes.

The studio was no exception. First there was laughter, completely amused; but immediately after, there was applause, admiring Anson's wit and Anson's boldness.

In the blink of an eye, the applause drowned out the laughter and swirled around the entire studio again.

Clap clap clap.

The applause exploded in an instant, releasing incredible energy, and pushing it to the extreme peak. Visibly, the entire studio collectively stood up, welcoming Anson's reappearance in the most solemn, formal, and noisy way, greeting the arrival of the "Spider-Man" protagonist with formal etiquette.

Unintentionally, this still evolved into a promotional opportunity for "Spider-Man."

Perhaps, Sony Columbia was also equally stunned.

Jay Leno couldn't control himself anymore. A smile climbed onto the corner of his mouth and bloomed completely. He also stood up with the entire audience and applauded Anson.

His curiosity was 100% satisfied at this moment. Even though his expectations had been rising to a new height, it still exceeded expectations again. Jay Leno didn't hide his appreciation. All the annoyance and depression disappeared, and instead he was inspired to fight.

After all, now in Hollywood, there were few interviewees left who could make Jay Leno feel challenged—

He was a little curious about what other tricks this young man had up his sleeve.

Aside, Miles, Lily, and Connor looked at each other, their eyes full of shock and astonishment. They didn't know what had happened either, and stood up懵懵懂懂 following the others, welcoming Anson's appearance with applause like the audience.

The atmosphere was pushed to a new peak.

Until Anson returned to his seat, faced the audience, waved, and seamlessly completed the response to Jay Leno's previous introduction.

In the previous sentence, Jay Leno introduced actor Anson; in the next scene, actor Anson really appeared, although there was an interval of about thirty seconds in between, it was extremely harmonious.

Jay Leno naturally continued, "So, this is…"

Anson put his index finger on his lips, "Shh." He wasn't Superman, and he had nothing to do with Superman, "I just think, superheroes should have a super appearance."

The most brilliant thing was that Anson didn't mention Superman or Spider-Man. Anyway, the space for reverie was left to the audience.

Jay Leno's eyes were full of smiles. He knew that Anson had taken the initiative, but he wasn't prepared to follow Anson's rhythm. He needed to regain control, "So, are you going to talk about this today, or wait until your next guest appearance on the show to talk about it?"

Anson spread his hands, "To be honest, a newcomer actor who hasn't been heard of, a superhero without widespread recognition, I don't think you would be interested. How about this, let's keep a little mystery, say nothing, maybe in this way the audience will go to the cinema out of curiosity."

Truth?

How could Anson say that Sony Columbia didn't plan to let him go on a talk show to promote it, so he shifted the focus in this way.

Inadvertently, he responded to the opening joke about the band—

If the band released an album, "The Tonight Show" might not be interested at all; similarly, if "Spider-Man" came to promote it seriously, "The Tonight Show" might not be interested either.

A double entendre.