King of Hollywood

Chapter 389: Chapter 111 Expected

Reporters naturally wanted to know Adrian’s opinion right away, and whatever he would say was bound to be good news. However, unexpectedly, despite their best efforts, they could not capture his presence in Los Angeles, be it waiting outside his house, Julia’s, or any film set; Adrian seemed to have cast an invisibility spell on himself.

Finding out after much trouble that the Miracle Director had gone on vacation, they were left with no choice. Could they possibly find out his itinerary and follow him? He had to come back eventually, the reporters thought. But to their disappointment, Adrian only reappeared in Los Angeles when the award ceremony was just around the corner, and still, he kept his whereabouts elusive, eventually giving them a face-to-face opportunity only on the red carpet of the award ceremony, no wonder they were so aggressively inquisitive.

But no matter how aggressively inquisitive they were, it was futile because the answers would be revealed today. Even if Adrian clearly expressed his opinions, the reporters could exaggerate only so much. Readers were more concerned about who won and who didn’t, not to mention that he didn’t even intend to give them that chance.

As Adrian walked forward, greeting both acquaintances and strangers alike, he really wanted to hurry inside to tease someone properly. However, there were still many familiar faces outside that he needed to deal with.

“Congratulations, Ed, I don’t even know what to say anymore,” Spielberg joked to him.

“Then don’t say anything,” Adrian replied seriously. After a brief pause, Spielberg laughed, “Alright, I’m just kidding. Actually, I feel very lucky. If your film hadn’t been delayed due to post-production issues, I wouldn’t have stood a chance—although I still don’t.”

“How could you say that?” Hanks laughed alongside, “Everyone knows ‘Braveheart’ is an outstanding movie. My son loves it, he constantly shouts ‘Freedom’ all day long.”

“Come on, Tommy, you know, being young is often a fault,” Adrian patted his shoulder. “Okay, enough about that. When is it scheduled? I can’t wait to see it.”

The last statement was directed at Spielberg.