Hollywood Road

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"There are no murderers here."

A person suddenly appeared on the stage and grabbed the puppet from the small bicycle, "His name is Billy, a puppet."

The audience was a little dazed, wondering who the new one appeared, and they were all sure that there was no such person among the main characters in the film.

"Could it be..." Daisy stared at the other side, "Could it be him?"

The lights on the stage were brightly lit, and the man's appearance and figure were clearly visible.

"But he looks..." Seeing the new person on the stage, Daisy frowned slightly, as if it was completely different from what she had imagined.

The tall body is as firm as a palm tree, and there seem to be a few scars on the white face, but there is no abnormal taste, but it looks tougher, and there is a vague smile on the corner of the mouth, making the whole person look very different. outside sunlight.

What surprised Daisy the most was his age, how could he not be thirty years old? Just over twenty years old?

When did Hollywood have such a young and such a good director?

Thinking of this, Daisy quickly shook her head, maybe this is not the director, but just an assistant, or maybe a staff member of the program team.

A man in his early twenties is the director of a film with a box office of tens of millions of dollars in North America. It is not a hyped film like "The Blair Witch", but the quality of the film is good enough. How is this possible?

She shook her head again, the director of the film should be like Jigsaw.

But what the hostess Miranda said made Daisy open her mouth in shock.

"Let me introduce you." Miranda left her seat, walked towards Murphy, and said to the audience in the audience, "This is Mr. Murphy Stanton, the director of "Saw."

Murphy waved to the audience, "Hi everyone."

There was no applause at the scene, but a sound of astonishment, "Uh..."

Like Daisy, everyone, especially "Saw" fans, can't believe that Murphy is the director of such a film.

So young, how is it possible? This is what most people think.

Daisy looked at Murphy in astonishment, and kept her mouth open. Suddenly, she felt that such a director was pretty good, at least he looked good, didn't he?

She likes the director's style very much. If the director has a good image, it's okay to like the director by the way.

Miranda could see the doubts of the audience. After inviting Murphy to sit on the sofa next to her, she immediately asked the four actors, "Is he really your director?"

Seth Rogen adjusted his glasses, "I promise!"

James Franco nodded vigorously, "That's right."

Carey Mulligan turned to look at Murphy, "That's him."

Jonah Hill is the most exaggerated, as if he was abused during the filming, exclaiming, "I swear, he is the guy who hung me on barbed wire and turned me into guanciale!"

There was a burst of applause.

Daisy could tell that these three actors are all good at making fun of themselves.

The applause became louder and louder, and all the audience looked at Murphy. It turned out that he is really the director of "Saw"!

Miranda kept laughing, and after the applause subsided, she watched Murphy make a formal introduction, "This is Mr. Murphy Stanton, the director of "Saw."

"It's guaranteed to be a fake." Murphy said in a timely manner.

Quite a sense of humor! Daisy was the first to clap her hands, and the audience applauded again.

"Congratulations, Murphy." Miranda understood the purpose of this episode, "The North American box office of "Chain Saw" is close to 30 million US dollars."

"Thank you," Murphy said modestly, looking towards the four of James Franco, "This is the result of the hard work of the entire crew. Without Jim and the others, it would be impossible to have the current "Chain Saw". Thank you to everyone on the crew.”

"It sounds like you are a very united team?" Miranda tilted her head slightly.

"Very united." Murphy put away his smile and said seriously, "We have a common goal, and we are all working hard for this goal. We all look forward, use our strength to one place, and cooperate tacitly at work. All difficulties encountered have been resolved.”

Miranda motioned to get off the couch, and asked intentionally, "Including them?"

"Everyone!" Murphy turned his head to look at James Franco, and James Franco said knowingly, "Actually, we are more like a family."

Words of this kind of unity, friendship, and mutual assistance will be welcomed in mainstream societies all over the world.

Daisy applauded along with other audiences again, feeling that this director not only looks good, but also has a special charisma.

The show was still going on, and because the four actors had done enough foreshadowing, the topic between the two sides quickly entered "Chain Saw", which was also the main purpose of Murphy's show.

"In the film, we can see a lot of very scary ideas." Miranda pointed to the joint twist frame erected on the stage, and said, "For example, this device is simply too terrifying. How did you come up with it?"

Murphy thought for a while, then said with a smile, "Many ideas of the movie come from our real life, this joint twist..."

He started rambling again, "This is what I came up with after seeing some mechanical equipment."

Miranda didn't want to let it go, and continued to ask, "Can you know which other thrilling plots in the film come from your real life?"

"For example, the character Adam played by Seth..." Murphy looked at Seth Rogen, and the fat man showed a simple and honest smile, "The scene where Adam reached out to pick up the excrement from the toilet came from a friend in reality."

"Someone really did this?" Miranda asked in shock.

Daisy and everyone around pricked up their ears, wanting to hear who could be so disgusting and perverted.

"When I was in prison," Murphy said with a reminiscing expression, "I once lived in the same cell with a guy who was arrested for taking drugs and hiding drugs. I don't know where I got that guy from." Drugs, I secretly threw him into the toilet, and when he was addicted to drugs, he rushed directly to the toilet and put his hand in it. You know the conditions in the prison, the scene at that time..."

He shook his head and didn't say any more.

Miranda's eyes widened exaggeratedly, and she covered her mouth with one hand, as if she was really disgusted.

In fact, these were all discussed in advance. Murphy knew very well that his past would soon be uncovered, so he might as well say it like this. Anyway, he couldn't push back the stupid things his predecessor had done.

But this is what really happened, the guy he saved.

Thinking of that man, Murphy suddenly felt that it was time for him to go to the state prison to see him.

Before he and Ross were released from prison, the other party had sworn that they would quit drug addiction and get back on their feet.

"Wait..." Miranda raised a hand, as if she had just realized it, "You said you were in prison? You... have been in prison?"

"Yes." Murphy nodded, "Actually, when I was ten* years old, I got into a lot of trouble and made a lot of mistakes, and I paid the price of losing my freedom for it. Later, I realized that I needed to make changes. You can’t continue to muddle along, then cut off the relationship with the past and start fighting for the future.”

In the language of the other side of the Pacific, he paints a picture of himself as a typical prodigal son.

"Then why did you choose to be a director and shoot a movie?" Miranda continued to dig deeper, "Is it a dream I had since I was a child?"

"No, what I thought about most before I was a teenager was to fill my stomach." Recalling the memories left by his ex, Murphy said, "My mother thinks that I will be a construction worker at most, because my academic performance is too bad and my body But strong. My father wanted me to be an American football player and make a lot of money that way, his future booze money and…”

Murphy deliberately paused, shrugged, and said, "In short, there will be no shortage of money."

Miranda laughed. "You're going to disappoint them."

"Maybe." Murphy also squeezed out a smile.

Daisy has been listening to Murphy's words carefully, and feels more and more that this is a person with a lot of stories.

"How is life in prison?" Miranda changed the subject in a timely manner.

"It's scary, it's hard, and sometimes the movie's description of the prison is not exaggerated," Murphy put away his smiling face. "After you go in, you will find that you have lost more than just your freedom. There, you must always Be vigilant, everyone can be your enemy..."

Things like discrediting the federal government have always been what the public, the media, and Hollywood are most willing to do and watch. Murphy also pursues this principle because it can please the audience.

In his description, the California State Prison is absolutely hellish.

"Do you know why I can come up with so many murder mechanisms? They didn't come out of thin air." Murphy never drafted his lies, "There are robbers, murderers, serial killers in prison, and many unimaginable things Serious criminals, they are very happy to talk to people about what they have done, especially those extremely cruel methods."

Miranda's lips were trembling, "This...this...is the source of those horror plots?"

"Yes!" Murphy nodded solemnly, then pointed to his head, "There are many more cruel things I have heard stored in it."

Only Murphy's voice was floating on the show, and it seemed that everyone was shocked by this.

Daisy patted her chest lightly, the prison is really a scary place.

How did he get out of that place? She was very curious about this. Not only was this person not defeated, but he learned lessons and achieved incredible success...

After a few more words, the topic of the prison came to an end. The purpose of the program was to promote the film, and the topic returned to "Chain Saw".

Miranda asked, "What's your secret to being such a huge success with your second film as a director?" (To be continued.)