Ace Hollywood

"What do you think of the title of the most handsome boy in Hollywood, Daniel?"

Carr's question made many Daniel fans scream.

"Isn't it a man, but a boy?" Daniel asked in surprise, then smiled, "I don't think it's possible to say who is the most handsome, of course, when I look at me, I am indeed the most handsome, boy, man, I Think I'm the most handsome of women too, don't you think so, Carl?"

"Of course, I think the same as you."

The fiery atmosphere of the scene shows that the interaction is very popular, but this is not a talk show scene, and the stars behind are coming soon, so routine questions must be asked.

"How about it, Daniel, who do you think will win Best Actor, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor tonight? You're working with Tom Hanks, aren't you?"

"The latter question, yes. As for the former, of course I hope Gladiator gets more awards, either Crowe or me, but to be honest, nominations are an unprecedented surprise for me, so even if I don't win, I will Not going to jump into the sea, I don't know if Crowe will, God bless him."

Coming down from the interview area, Hanks just waved his fist at him, of course he was smiling. Obviously he heard Daniel's answer just now.

Russell Crowe, who arrived earlier, was a little haggard. Daniel looked around him, and two burly men were staring at him.

The FBI officially began a three-month period of close protection to prevent him from being kidnapped—not a happy experience by any means.

Even so, he deliberately came over to greet Daniel and gave him a hug. Neither the affair with Meg Ryan nor the kidnapping threat is positive news, and Russell Crowe desperately needs more positive or neutral news to flush out the bad news.

"are you OK?"

Crowe's eyeballs were bloodshot, and he didn't look good.

"It's already like this, what else can I do? I should really listen to your advice. "Proof of Life" is a curse on me."

When Russell was filming "Gladiator", Russell rested for a few days because of his health, and Daniel advised him to stop filming. Now that I think about it, I just happened to deal with all this shit. If you don't shoot "Proof of Life", the scandal with Ryan and the security threats behind will not exist.

"After tonight, I believe everything will be fine. You are the biggest hit."

"I borrow your auspicious words and bless you."

Taking a group photo with some people and contributing a few news stories is what the title means. Daniel, as a popular figure, has a lot of people talking to him. It was not until the red carpet was close to the back that the stars entered the venue.

On his left is actress finalist Juliette Binoche, a charismatic veteran actress with a stellar reputation in European cinema, and on his right is Russell Crowe.

The ceremony hasn't even started yet, and ABC's live footage has moved around.

"Nice to meet you." Daniel greeted Juliet first.

Julia is more talkative than she imagined, and she actually knew that Daniel took over "The Pianist", but considering her connections in the European film industry, this is nothing to be curious about.

"I was quite surprised to hear that Polanski found you. I thought he would insist on finding an Eastern European or at least a European actor." Juliet whispered, "He's in Europe, but he makes a lot of noise. You are quite famous over there now."

"Really? It sounds pretty scary."

The two of them suppressed their voices and laughed a few times.

Crowe heard the laughter and leaned his head to look at them.

"We're talking about whether to cooperate with the South American." Daniel teased him, and Crowe did smile, but it was a wry smile.

The staff is in place, and the broadcast staff are all in place.

The 73rd Academy Awards ceremony has officially begun.

Stephen Martin hosted the Oscars for the first time, and it was somewhat jerky, but he was an Emmy-level host, and the opening remarks still amused everyone.

This year's Oscars have a very wide audience. After all, superstars like Tom Hanks, Russell Crowe, and Julia Roberts have been nominated, which has changed the situation of lesser-known movies and actors in the past.

When the awards officially started, Crow asked Daniel if he was nervous.

The answer is yes. The awards for Best Supporting Actor are currently around. There are about adaptations and two technical awards at the front, followed by female and male supporting roles.

The awards were fairly fast. The first three awards were divided among the three big hits. "Drug Network" was the best adapted screenplay, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was the art director, and "Gladiator" won the costume design. Gian Yates jumped up with joy. He was Ridley's dedicated costume designer. Now he was recognized by the Oscars. Of course, he wanted to celebrate with old friends. Gian deliberately walked around and hugged Ridley tightly. Going up hoping to pass on his luck to Ridley Scott~www.readwn.com~ Daniel swallowed nervously while applauding.

The award for Best Supporting Actress was Michael Caine, and the portraits of several finalists appeared on the screen.

Judi Dench did not attend this year's Oscars, not because she has no information about the award, but because her husband of nearly 30 years has lung cancer and she has to stay in the UK to accompany her. He was knighted by the British Empire and won numerous awards. In 1999, she had just won the Best Supporting Actress award for "Shakespeare in Love", and she was hardly questioned in a much-questioned group of winners.

Of the four present, Marcia Gay Harden was shortlisted for Pollack, and she looked a little cramped. Although she smiled at the camera, everyone could see that she was about to explode nervously.

And Kate Hudson, the daughter of the well-known actress Goldie Hawn in the 1970s, is quite young and has a star family. She has been nurtured since childhood, giving her an unparalleled talent. expression, just waved at the camera. And fellow actors Frances McDormand and Julie Walters of Dancing Life seem to understand that they're just running with them.

"Oscar belongs to—"

Kane glanced down before opening the envelope. The moment he saw the answer, his expression became active.

"'Polack,' Marcia Gay Harden! Congrats."

Daniel breathed a sigh of relief. This is exactly what he remembered. Then, will the inertia of history play a role?