The Greatest Showman

Chapter 2411: 2411 Windfall

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Both Kimmel and Renly needed a moment to relax, Kimmel in particular—he was really exhausted, his tense nerves relaxed.

The on-site assistant immediately came to help - inside Kimmel's suit, the entire shirt was soaked, inside and out, and even the suit was affected.

Renly, who was drinking water, was taken aback and quickly expressed concern.

The short break allowed Renly and Kimmel to chat for a while. Kimmel was obviously relaxed, which was undoubtedly a good thing for the recording of the second half.

There was about fifteen minutes of intermission before recording resumed.

"Welcome back."

Kimmel completed the transition with the simplest introductory words, but the thunderous applause and cheers made him have to pause again, looked at the audience helplessly, and finally spread his hands towards Renly. Find your own voice in the noise, "I think the next show may be very difficult."

With such a self-deprecating joke, it can be seen that after a short break and adaptation in the first half, Kimmel is finally getting back on track.

"Let's put our eyes back on 'The Popping Drummer', and while you and the Duke of Cambridge can't discuss it, there's nothing wrong with my show. I mean, congratulations! Congrats on your second best actor Oscar Golden Man, and congratulations on winning your second Best Actor at Cannes for 'The Lobster'."

Kimmel was about to continue speaking, but was interrupted by the earth-shattering applause and cheers from the scene, mixed with whistles and shouts, and the entire studio seemed to be crowded with three thousand spectators. After the intermission, the energy of the audience Also complete the savings and release it again.

Renly faced the audience with a polite smile and nodded lightly.

Kimmel waited for a moment before continuing, "Let's clear our minds, you are twenty-six years old?"

"Yes, in five months." Renly nodded affirmatively.

"Well, you're twenty-five now, but you've been nominated for an Oscar five years in a row, and you've won two of them, plus you've won Grammys, Emmys, Tonys, Olivers, and of course, And Cannes and Berlin." Kimmel snarled a lot, then let out a long sigh to catch his breath, "I mean, a lot of people don't live their lives to get such a high honor."

Renly nodded lightly. "That sounds like a lot of titles, and then a lot of jealousy."

Such a reaction made Kimmel himself laugh, and the audience even whistled. Kimmel went on to say, "You have to admit, this is indeed a very great and very rare achievement. Countless people are willing to spend their own money. All the lives you have in exchange for what you have achieved."

"Then you'll have to make a deal with the devil." Renly's quick and witty answer made the laughter ring again.

This was another unexpected answer, Kimmel really couldn't keep up with Renly's rhythm, and felt ridiculous to himself, wanted to laugh but had to control himself, and continued the conversation, "So, this is the result of your deal with the devil. ?"

As Kimmel said that, he pulled out a framed photo from the side and gathered all eyes.

It was an Oscar nomination four years ago, with Renly, who won his second nomination for "Crazy in Love," with Steven Spielberg and a bunch of other filmmakers.

If Renly remembered correctly, it was Edith's photo.

At that time, Renly was still a little green. Although the elegant and calm demeanor was still calm, but standing beside Steven, there was still excitement and excitement between his eyebrows.

Combined with Kimmel's question, the laugh came out immediately, and Renly couldn't help laughing. From the point of view of manners, there was nothing to be picky about, but Renly himself could sense the difference, he nodded lightly, "Indeed , that's part of the devil's deal. I thought you'd use short films."

Quietly, Renly hit back at Kimmel once: Similar to Ellen DeGeneres, they are both very good at using short films or photos to create conversations, it can be explained that they are moving with the times, but in traditional blurbs In the show, this is the performance of the host's own incompetence—

"Saturday Night Live" once produced a part of the talk show ridiculing Celie Miles. The classic part is to play a short video when the conversation can't continue.

Kimmel was used to such "taunting", and he responded, "So, is that why you made a bad judgment?" Because Renly watched the short film of the Halloween prank.

Originally, it should have been to complain about Renly admitting two Jimmy's mistakes, but he didn't expect Renly to make up the sentence at his fingertips, "Who can blame me, the protagonist of the short film is not the host."

Roar!

Hit hard!

The audience in the studio was very lively, the atmosphere was extremely hot, and the roars were endless. Kimmel really had no power to fight back in front of Renly - he also leaned back in his chair and waved his hands repeatedly, "This show Can't go on recording, God, I'm resigning."

A smile flickered in Renly's eyes, "I thought you'd be better prepared, after all, you've dug up even the photos from four years ago."

Renly took the initiative to bring the topic back, and Kimmel borrowed the donkey and sat up straight again, "So, being nominated for an Oscar for the first time and participating in an Oscar for the first time was very new to you? "

"First of all, it was my second Oscar nomination four years ago, but it was my first Oscar." Renly corrected Kimmel.

Kimmel was like a crashed robot, his movements and thoughts stopped, and he seriously recalled, "Wait, you won the Oscar nomination for the first time, and then missed the Oscar?"

"I thought it wasn't a secret." Renly said generously, without any worries - he won the nomination for "Buried Alive", but Renly missed the Oscars that year because of "Me Against Cancer." I was working on a production with Seth Logan and didn't get to what was then called the Kodak Theater."

"Oh, oh oh!" Kimmel recalled, "I think some people should stop worrying about you not being there." The burden, even better than the jokes prepared in advance, made the crowd laugh, and then he said, "So you waited until the second nomination to attend the Oscars, which must be very new and very special, and It definitely feels a little different.”

"Of course! The atmosphere was amazing. To be precise, even now, it's still fresh to me," Renly said earnestly.

Kimmel was clearly in disbelief. "After five in a row? And two wins?"

Renly smiled and nodded, "Actually, Oscar is more boring than you think, because the scene is very, very large, you can't cover every corner, more often, you just stand in a certain corner and watch the adults quietly. Socially, it's like a kid breaking into a Giants party."

Such a vivid description made the studio roar.

Renly went on to say, "But Oscar can also be very interesting."

"You know, actors you've seen on the big screen, Julia Roberts or Meryl Streep or Robert De Niro, suddenly appear in front of you and the movie characters come to life Get up; then all those behind-the-scenes crews who created the magic of the movie, directors, writers, photographers, gaffers, etc., all standing by your side, and you'd think you were in an Alice in Wonderland story. I mean, Just like where you are now."

oh oh oh!

The roar of the scene left and became lively, mixed with whistles and screams, and it was very lively, and everyone could clearly understand what Renly meant.

Especially the female audience member who came all the way from San Francisco raised her hands high and applauded, without concealing her excitement and excitement.

Renly spread his hands, "So, even now, the Oscars are still very interesting. I was at the Oscars this year, and I met John Legend again, and Richard Linklater. These trivial memories, they can always be embellished. On nights like that, I still walked into the Dolby Theater with curiosity.”

"So, do you have any special memories at Oscar?" Kimmel asked curiously.

"Of course. My favorite moment is always backstage." Kimmel's head was filled with question marks by Renly's answer, which made Renly gleefully laugh, "Like the photo just now, it actually happened backstage. Many stories, I especially like to walk into the backstage, you can see all the actors dressed up, and then stand in line at the door of the bathroom, or stand in front of the mirror in the dressing room to touch up makeup, under the elegant appearance, you can faintly perceive a little tiredness and happiness. Relax."

"Because there are no cameras." Kimmel responded immediately.

"Yes, we all know that this is a platform that the whole world is watching, and we have to show our best side, but when we walk into the backstage, we can relax a little from the tense emotions, the kind between elegance and laziness The emotions in between, while still maintaining tension and anticipation, always leave a lasting impression.”

Kimmel nodded lightly at Renly's words. "You mean, like when the ad came in?"

Renly and the audience burst into laughter, but the audience in front of the TV had no way of knowing what was going on.

Renly went on to add, "I still remember when I was at the Oscars for the first time, I found a drunk Tom Hanks backstage, and he would imitate Woody's voice and talk about playing golf. The embarrassment of the time, God, that scene is definitely worth cherishing."

"Oh, we are all very curious when you say that." Kimmel sighed.

Renly waved his hands again and again, "You can wait until the next time you meet Tom, and ask him in person. Here, I still hope the spotlight stays on me."