From Flower Vase to Film Emperor in Hollywood

Jay Leno didn't like movie premieres—they were purely promotional events.

If you wanted to watch a movie, premieres were obviously too noisy. It was better to find another time to go to the cinema and contribute to the box office yourself. If it was to promote a movie, "The Tonight Show" was enough. Moreover, agreeing to go to this premiere meant that he might have to go to other premieres in the future.

Human relationships were an art of balancing.

Of course, living in this circle, Jay Leno still inevitably had to go to premieres to show his support, occasionally, very, very occasionally.

However, this time was slightly different.

Jay Leno had promised Anson to attend the "Spider-Man" premiere to show his support, and he didn't want to break his word. Although he didn't think his presence at the premiere would bring any positive publicity, he was still curious about Anson's performance. As an actor, what surprises could Anson bring?

So, he came.

The Chinese Theatre, everything was as he had imagined, nothing different or unique. Hollywood summer blockbuster premieres were all the same. Behind the increasingly noisy and grand ceremonies was the same routine. Change a batch of guests, change a batch of backgrounds, and you could immediately hold the next premiere.

In Jay Leno's opinion, the premiere of "Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones" the week after next would probably be the same, with no difference.

Stepping onto the red carpet, buttoning his suit jacket, Jay Leno was about to step forward and greet Tom Cruise with some small talk.

But at this moment—

Anson was walking along the street, unhurriedly, meeting the faces in front of him, looking into every pair of eyes with a smile, nodding, and greeting.

Occasionally, he stopped to talk; occasionally, he raised his right hand and high-fived the crowd.

Occasionally, he took pictures with fans; occasionally, he returned to the center of the road to pose and wait for the flashbulbs to shower him.

The road in front of him was still asphalt, without a red carpet, and the vehicles were parked neatly, but for Anson, this was part of the stage.

Looking closely, the faces were very different, but the joy, excitement, and happiness that permeated them were exactly the same, colliding together in a bustling manner.

As a result, the air became slightly restless.

Perhaps not everyone liked Anson; perhaps not everyone even knew Anson, but the wonderful thing was that no one could refuse Anson.

Jay Leno imagined the scene: a certain audience member showing a disgusted expression of resistance, "Who are you?" What would Anson's expression be then?

Thinking of this, the smile on Jay Leno's lips couldn't help but rise. Anson was, after all, Anson. He could even play tricks at such a monotonous premiere. The red carpet extended out, turning the world into a stage, with actors and audiences interacting on an equal footing, instantly making the whole atmosphere completely different.

Wait, "Spider-Man", Peter Parker, this scene in front of him?

Jay Leno was indeed quick-witted, and he immediately made the connection, his eyes brightening slightly, but then he felt a little regret—

Atmosphere, yes, but what about the premiere's heat?

Just then.

"Anson, ah!"

A scream exploded on his eardrums, advancing in layers like a rolling tide. The ripples evolved into a storm, and the whole world spun around.

Jay Leno noticed the trajectory of the flashing lights immediately. If the first reporter noticed the movement behind him, there would be a second and a third—

Here it comes!

The heat wave, rising little by little, surged in the air.

In the crowd, this scream surged towards Blair like a wave of air, firmly grabbing her ankle and quickly falling towards the ground. A burst of agitation, a burst of surging, emotions and blood boiled together, and the energy that had been suppressed and controlled was freed.

"Ah!"

Finally, Blair also screamed.

Turning her head, Blair saw Karen, just as dazed, just as excited, just as thrilled. The two exchanged a look, and then both screamed, smiles blooming wantonly on their lips.

Anson also noticed them, not only Gloria, but also Eve who was gracefully leaving, and a smile couldn't help but appear on the corner of his mouth.

Ah, ah ah ah.

Gloria's eyes met Anson's, both nervous and excited, both thrilled and crazy.

This group of friends, although not large in number, were all supporters of Anson, unconditionally cheering for Anson. They had been planning today's premiere cheering activities, hoping to add a little color to the premiere, even if their strength was weak.

Now, they had been noticed!

Before they realized it, the screams had already broken free, climbing two whole steps, instantly detonating the entire audience.

Boom!

The wave swept across the audience with a destructive force.

Moreover, it was still heating up little by little.

The reporters reacted quickly, noticing the situation at the scene immediately, and capturing Anson's figure at once. Their minds were full of question marks, as if they had seen a passerby appear on an F1 race track, completely unable to understand what had happened; but somehow, this scene didn't seem out of place.

So, no one paid attention to the race car anymore, everyone was paying attention to the intruder.

Click, click click click click.

The sound of the shutter, carrying silver flashes, swallowed the Chinese Theatre in an instant.

On the stage, Tom Cruise was startled by the energy released in an instant and turned around reflexively, but there were no clues within his field of vision, only leaving more question marks.

Not to mention Tom, Jay Leno, who witnessed everything, was still shocked by the heat wave surging through the audience, his heartbeat rhythm completely disrupted.

After a moment of愣, Jay Leno chuckled dumbfounded—

Heat, he had it.

The fact was also true. The "Spider-Man" premiere undoubtedly became a hot topic. Even if the movie's word-of-mouth had not yet come out, the reporters were already eager to write passionately, praising the premiere's surprises.

Originally, people were worried that tabloid news would steal the focus of the premiere; they never expected that even the gossip topic of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt appearing in the same frame failed to steal the spotlight and became a foil.

Everyone was talking about Anson.

Whether it was Anson's unconventional appearance, or a group of top superstars personally attending because of Anson, all the topics completely revolved around Anson, pushing the heated craze since "The Tonight Show" to a new height.

This was also something that people had not expected. For a while, they couldn't tell whether they were paying special attention to Anson because of "Spider-Man", or whether they were interested in "Spider-Man" because of Anson; but did that matter?

No, it didn't matter at all.

What really mattered was that all eyes were focused on him, and the heat was far beyond imagination.

So, how about "Spider-Man"?