The Greatest Showman

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"You mean, you won't be returning to the stage for a while? Oh, it's really a pity." Kate sincerely expressed her embarrassment, "I've been thinking, when will I be able to On the theater stage, really appreciate your performance, but now it seems to be pushed back again."

"God," Richard exclaimed. "Oh, God. Renly, please, please come back to the West End. Hollywood is just a kid's trick. The theater is where you really shine."

Beatrice brought up the topic, but now she can't get in on the conversation, standing beside her, her eyes widened like a bunny, staring at Renly, nodding repeatedly, to Kate and Richard's words Agree.

Renly laughed dumbly, "You know, drama is the actor's art, TV drama is the screenwriter's art, and film is the director's art. Strictly speaking, the theater stage does belong to the actor, and an actor like Lawrence Oliver, even after a long There are only a handful of historical rivers.”

This remark succeeded in getting everyone to nod their heads in agreement. However, William was an exception. He seemed a little absent-minded and was not interested in such a topic, but in order to show courtesy, he still smiled and cast his eyes.

"In the process of film creation, the actor is a pawn in the hands of the director, integrated into the artwork. A bad actor may destroy the work; a qualified actor may make the work; and a successful actor... ' Renly's eyes fell on Beatrice.

"Maybe light up this work." Beatrice blurted out without thinking.

Renly smiled and nodded in agreement, "That's right. So, I always think that acting in a play and acting in a movie are two completely different experiences, but they can find similarities. If you like drama, you can also be in Find resonance in movies; conversely, if you like movies, you can also appreciate the moving drama.”

Richard chewed it carefully, then showed a meaningful look, and looked at Renly with a smile, "You know, countless people have recommended movies before and after, but I've never walked into a movie theater. Now, I have to admit, you convinced me. Maybe, given the chance in the future, I should watch a movie and then judge."

"Welcome anytime." Ren Lizhan showed a bright smile.

"Trash." A rough and turbid voice came from not far away, as if he was talking with a mouthful of phlegm in his mouth.

Before everyone could turn around, the sound like a wire brush being thrown into a juicer rang out again, cursing line by line, "Dog/shit! Nonsense! Crazy!"

And, not just plain foul language, but authentic British terms like 'nitwits', 'cobblers', and so on, everything from Welsh slang to Scots, gushing, even pure The British may not be able to understand all of them, but the people who come here are neat and smooth, and they are not repeated at all.

Wouldn't nobles use foul language?

This is a misunderstanding. In fact, the aristocracy is the one group that understands foul language best.

In the process of childhood education, when their etiquette norms have become habitual, tutors or housekeepers will hold a special class to teach all kinds of foul language. The original purpose is to prevent gaffes and gaffes in any occasion.

Of course, foul language is only part of it. The whole course covers all the terms, including what words are more appropriate for a particular population, and some words have hints of discrimination or contempt.

Therefore, for aristocrats, a person's daily speech, vocabulary habits, voice intonation, etc., can reveal too much information. It was once said that poverty cannot be hidden, especially for the nobility.

It is precisely because of this that even the poor nobles like the Hall family still put on a lofty attitude. Their rich heritage and long heritage allow them to easily make many judgments in daily life, and even further grasp the situation of the audience.

Therefore, even though they have run out of food, they still can't help but exude a contemptuous and discriminatory attitude.

The reason why nobles don't use foul language is to protect their own etiquette and image; but for the older generation of senior aristocrats, their foul language is also a "treasure house", and they can come at their fingertips.

With such a sensational and grand opening speech, there is no need to look back to know the identity of the person who came: Viscount John de Bioford.

George's shoulders slackened a little quietly, and a big stone in his heart finally fell, but the surface remained calm.

"Sir." Richard took the initiative to greet him and tried to make a clearance.

But John doesn't give Richard face at all, with his age and identity, with his status and connections, he doesn't need to take care of Richard's thoughts, it's enough to put on a posture of elders teaching juniors," Shut up! Does your father know what you look like now? God, you're a disgrace to the Vail family! Isn't it a midsummer party? Why is everyone talking about an actor?"

John reprimanded unreasonably, and the swearing in his face made Richard's face stiffen slightly.

"You should be thankful that your father didn't know about it, otherwise he would jump out of the coffin now!" John still persisted, and the swearing seemed to have just begun, "You

You must always remember your identity, how can you be in the company of actors? That's a bunch of dirty and ugly servants! They are just coveting your property and identity, they are like mice in a stinky ditch, smelly! "

Not to mention Richard, Kate and Beatrice, who were standing beside them, also became slightly embarrassed, because John's words were so unpleasant that they couldn't help but cast their eyes towards Renly from the corner of their eyes.

Richard realized this too and straightened his back. "Sir! Watch your words and attitudes! It's 2013 now, not 1913!"

"Yes, it's 2013 now! I know!" John didn't give any space at all, "This is the age of the Internet, and even women/kings/majesties must be cautious in their words and deeds, and everyone is watching. Follow our every move! You have to play by the rules more! You say, what the hell is going on? You actually invited an actor! And you're still talking nonsense here?"

"Viscount Bioford!" George stepped forward and interrupted John forcefully, "Please pay attention to your etiquette. Unfortunately, my youngest son is an actor." , George's eyes still fell on Renly, with an angry expression, "These swear words can be left outside the party, you can keep your own opinions, but please don't lose face."

Renly, who was standing by, said: Flattered.

This should be the first time in his history that George has publicly defended himself and performed his duties as a father on any occasion.

But this honor, Renly had no luck.

Just now John was aiming at Richard inside and out, but he didn't pay any attention to Renly. Obviously, John only heard a few words from the party. Out of disgust for the actor, he made a special trip to condemn Richard, but he had absolutely no idea who the so-called actor was.

Now, after George reminded, John suddenly realized.

"So, this is the vanity fair's favorite? You are his father?" John's attention was instantly diverted, but the firepower did not weaken in the slightest, "You should be ashamed!" This sentence was aimed at George Said, "This is a family misfortune! You should have kicked him out of the house, but you brought him to the party? Has your brain been completely reduced to a mush?"

George's face stiffened.

John immediately aimed the muzzle at Renly, and saw that he raised his chin contemptuously and looked up and down at Renly with a look of contempt, "How many times have you sold your body to get to where you are now? Come here tonight, are you looking for a deal again? Just women? Or men?"

"Viscount Bilford seems to know more about the market than I do. It seems that he should have tried less before." Renly's expression did not change at all, and he still replied with a smile, "I don't know the queen's performance tonight. If your Majesty/His Majesty comes in person, should you cover your ears? If I remember correctly, etiquette is the most important part we need to learn compared to body filth."

Then, after a brief pause, and his eyebrows raised, Renly added, "Oh, by the way, I'm not interested in Jazz's business proposals. You know, we have standards too."

The attitude that was neither humble nor arrogant, nor hurried, showed the atmosphere and calmness, and the elegant temperament that burst out from the inside out, but like a copper wall and an iron wall, he fought back toughly, and they came and went, and they stood tall.

John, who seemed to be standing on the moral high ground, became embarrassed instead; while Renly, who seemed to be in danger and lost face, showed elegance that fit the nobility.

But Matthew, who was standing next to him, knew that Renly's anger had broken through the bottom line.

Before the dinner, they expected conflict and conflict, but for Renly, he didn't care, he didn't care, he didn't want to embarrass George and Elizabeth; of course, he didn't plan to go with the show. However, their methods were unexpected, and once again refreshed Renly's bottom line.

Matthew's gaze fell deeply on George and Elizabeth, sharp and sharp, paused slightly, and then looked at Renly, with a trace of sadness in the bottom of his eyes.

Everyone is envious of the splendor of the noble class and the upper class, but in order to maintain this layer of shell, the dirty methods behind it are not visible. What is even more tragic is that even family love has become a bargaining chip for the exchange of interests. Renly always liked to come back to London, but couldn't find the warmth of home here.

In the face of Renly's head-on counterattack, John laughed angrily, "Ha, look at this guy, he doesn't lose the slightest in his words. If he really has arrogance in his bones, then he shouldn't go out and show shame; if it is true It's upright and upright, so don't play prestige on your lips."

This storm is clearly not over yet.

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