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My security followed us from all sides. The number of people packed into this small area was astounding. Wherever I looked, people were gawking at me. And the strange part was that none of them recognized me. They were watching me simply because, to them, anyone with skin as white as mine was something to gawk at. Sure, I’d never lived a life of extreme luxury in my first life, but this was the first time I’d seen such a stark class divide. The divide wasn’t just evident in the poorly maintained…- 1.1 M • Ongoing
- My lips were locked with Scarlett’s as a production assistant poured a big bucket of fake blood over us. I didn’t stop for even a second and even pulled her closer to me. I won’t lie, the whole scene was a little bit of a turn-on for me. Being wet with sticky red corn syrup while making out with the woman of my dreams was just about perfect. Was it a little gross that I was licking corn syrup off her body? The corn syrup part was; her body wasn’t, so I was actually enjoying it quite a…
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- “Yes!” I shouted as I hugged Evan tightly. “Much more deserved than my award!” “Thanks, Troy,” Evan whispered back in my ear before separating and embracing Jonathan next. Seeing those two together after all these years was still a surprise even to me. From what I knew, they were mostly in an open relationship, and such relationships rarely lasted this long, whether for straight couples or gays. After exchanging hugs with most of the cast, Evan finally walked onto the stage and…
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- I sat beside Elizabeth Olsen as I casually scrolled through my phone. We’d just finished another round of press junkets for the movie. The award ceremony for the film festival would begin soon, and until then, we’d decided to relax in the same room. There was nothing romantic about it at this point, just two friends hanging out together. “I still can’t believe this is happening,” she whispered in disbelief. “My very first movie, and so much positive reception.” “You deserve it,”…
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- “I have a counter-question for you,” Troy replied immediately, without an ounce of worry in his voice. “If I were to play a gay character tomorrow, would it also be considered hypocritical because I’m not gay in real life?” “Of course,” the woman retorted. “A gay actor would bring more authenticity to such a story.” “By that logic, I’m also not a homicidal maniac, so I shouldn’t play the Joker. Do you know an unhinged person like him we could cast in the next Batman movie?…
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- Tired of being shot at, Smitty decided to face the Japanese by using dead soldiers as cover and returning fire, and his strategy worked. Seeing this, the other soldiers also gained courage and started doing the same. This time, the Japanese were the ones being slaughtered. Smitty had just taken cover when an enemy soldier was about to attack him from behind. That was when Desmond jumped on the man and started wrestling with him unarmed. Seeing the opportunity, Smitty shot the enemy in the head before…
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- The turning point came when Desmond saved a man from dying after he was crushed under a car and began bleeding profusely. Using a belt as a tourniquet seems like a very simple thing to do, but for him to act so decisively in the middle of an emergency without panicking was a real act of heroism. The man’s life was saved when he was brought to the hospital shortly afterward, and the doctor credited Desmond for saving his life. It was there in the emergency room that Desmond looked around and saw…
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- “It’s called impostor syndrome,” Scarlett said in a soft voice. “It’s the most common psychological problem actors have to face. And this is especially true for actors who are good at their jobs. People praise us so much that we start doubting their words.” “I’m not a psycho,” I retorted. “I don’t have any issues.” Scarlett gave me an unimpressed look but didn’t argue. Her fixed stare was enough to make me avert my gaze. “Have you ever faced this impostor syndrome?” I…
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- Christopher Nolan looked at the man who had made the movie possible, Troy Armitage, who was getting ready for today's shoot. For a brief time, had been as good as scrapped. "If Troy doesn't appear in the sequel, people won't watch the movie," Jonathan Nolan, Christopher's brother and co-writer of the screenplay, had said seriously. "The film made as much money as it did because of the surprise reveal at the end about his identity. And he was the soul of the movie. If he's not coming back, we may as…
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- The movie opened with the characters played by Steve Carell and Julianne Moore on a dinner date together. Steve's character asked his wife what she wanted for dessert, and she responded with something completely unexpected. “I want a divorce.” What seemed like a happy couple suddenly found their marriage falling apart. The strange part was that Cal, Steve's character, never even tried to convince her not to go through with it. He agreed almost immediately. He didn't even ask for a…
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