Vivien Leigh's IQ is temporarily off the line, but that doesn't mean everyone has no objections to the allocated shares. Hedy Lamarr's number is higher than others, which is quite sudden.
However, the people present are not idle people, so I keep this doubt in my heart. After all, Alan Wilson is everyone's good brother...
"The air in London is too bad. There is smog every year. For others, it's fine. But you will definitely be affected. In fact, I suggest you live in a place with good air."
At night, in the bedroom, during the reshaping of the relationship after the war, Alan Wilson could only let it go when Vivien Leigh hung on him like a koala. He tilted his head and kissed Vivien Leigh's forehead lightly, "There is no need to work at work."
When you were working so hard, too much mental pressure is not good for you, and it is easy to age. Vivian also wants to retain her youth as long as possible."
Vivien Leigh had tuberculosis, which was caused by inhaling dust during the filming of Gone with the Wind. Normally, it can completely heal on its own, but in today's Hollywood, not in the future, stars do not do whatever they want.
Today's Hollywood stars are also workers in a different sense. In the era of Elizabeth Taylor, Vivien Leigh's incident will never happen again.
The high-intensity work caused Vivien Leigh to be under great mental pressure, and her marriage was also unstable due to her mental state.
In Vivien Leigh's later years, her unstable mental state made this British treasure regarded as a crazy woman. Compared with actresses of her generation, Vivien Leigh's lifespan was too short, and it should not have been like this.
"Should I live somewhere else?" Vivien Leigh twisted her body and asked for a kiss, "You are really good to me."
"Everyone has a Scarlett Scarlett in their heart. Compared with you, I am just an ordinary colonial official. There are many people like me in the British Empire, but there is only one national treasure."
"No, there are not many people like you. No one will get a salary of one hundred pounds and give other people $700,000." Vivien Leigh blocked Alan Wilson's mouth, "I once thought I was married
After giving happiness, now I know that happiness cannot be compared. Once compared, problems will arise."
The current situation had nothing to do with desire, it was all about heart-to-heart talk. Vivien Leigh was almost moved to tears when she heard Alan Wilson's concern for her mental state and body.
What this man said is true. After leaving London, Vivien Leigh did feel that her body was much better than before. The pain in her lungs did not appear again.
"Industry is like this, and this is the price that must be paid. So many parties hope that their country will become a big farm, but farms are not something that any country can do." Alan Wilson pointed out the serious pollution problem in London.
I don’t think I’m a whistleblower. After all, this is a well-known fact. But unless there is a big incident, no government will be determined to correct it, unless it can’t be suppressed.
This is a common problem among the world's bureaucratic family. When the Chernobyl outbreak occurred in the United States, the first reaction of the United States was to cover it up. In Japan, pollution caused the Yokkaichi smog incident in the 1950s, which lasted for twenty years until one year ago.
It was only solved in 1979, and the number of people sickened by the contamination has reached 800,000.
If Chernobyl appeared in Japan, Japan, after twenty years of hard work, might bring Godzilla across the earth.
"You are a civil servant, can't you think of a way?" Vivien Leigh asked after listening to Alan Wilson's words. After all, it is the capital of her country, and of course she hopes that London will get better and better.
"I am part of the bureaucracy. What can I do? You are a well-known public figure, and you have more methods than me." A hand caressing his smooth back, Alan Wilson said helplessly, "No matter what
Every country has a mentality that a family scandal should not be made public. If the smog is particularly severe in a certain year, you'd better take the opportunity to help London citizens solve the problem."
"Would you like to implement your will on another occasion?" Vivien Leigh smiled infatuatedly, "But I am willing. Shameless bureaucrat, come and conquer the national treasure of the British Empire."
"Yes, the Best Actress." Alan Wilson responded with more respect than obedience. He had paid too much for the British Empire.
Everyone is greedy. Didn't Rockefeller say that ninety percent is not enough? One hundred percent is required.
Alan Wilson, our good brother, feels uncomfortable when he sees Hedy Lamarr, the only remaining fish that has slipped through the net. He always wants to find an opportunity to talk to this woman who is both a star and an inventor.
Let Vivien Leigh’s best friends go back in perfect condition.
Aiming to be the man behind the women in Hollywood is a goal that Alan Wilson doesn't think is too much.
Vivien Leigh understands this most deeply. She has been out for more than half a year. According to normal circumstances, she should be homesick, but there is a saying that she is happy here but does not miss Shu.
Da Yingbao doesn't miss home at all. If she hadn't had to go back to China for some procedures, she would have almost forgotten about London.
As a daughter of India and a goddess widely loved by the Indian people, it is normal for Vivien Leigh to want to stay in British India.
After touring the east and west coasts, Alan Wilson, who had the power to set the itinerary at the Governor's Palace, began to manipulate the itinerary to create a breathing space for himself. After all, everyone lived in the same community, which was indeed inconvenient.
British India has so many civilized monuments, including the Taj Mahal, Varanasi, and Vidisha. It would be a pity not to leave any traces after a visit. After all, India also needs a positive image. This is also the case at present.
What America needs.
Separating the group of best friends will also help Alan Wilson concentrate his firepower to defeat them one by one, leading the British Empire from one victory to another.
As a political expert, Alan Wilson must have the ability to talk about anything and be patriotic about anything.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Regarding the patriotic journey of Hedy Lamarr, who has enough looks but lacks strength, we can only think of ways to deal with the subject matter. Although I have no research on movies at all,
Alan Wilson's grasp of heat is first-rate.
Moreover, starting from Hedy Lamarr's personal experience, it is completely possible to make a spy movie, adapt it from Hedy Lamarr's own personal experience, and play herself. I believe there will be no acting problems.
Take Alan Wilson as an example, no actor can play a colonial official more professionally than he himself.
Under the arrangement of loyal imperial civil servants, time passed bit by bit, heading towards 1947.
Finally, thanks to Alan Wilson's perseverance, Hedy Lamarr succumbed to her instinctive needs for two months.
This is not as easy as it seems on the surface. Alan Wilson, who is a political expert, talks about drama and technology patents. His knowledge in all aspects has been greatly enhanced during this reception work.
He can even tell the fortune of any Hollywood actor in precise language, and he can completely become the leader of a cult in the upper class. After in-depth contact, Alan Wilson discovered that Hedy Lamarr is the most superstitious among them, such a superstitious person.
He is actually the top student in his best friend group.
Although Newton was obsessed with alchemy in his later years, Alan Wilson always felt that the so-called end of science is religion is nonsense.
Hedy Lamarr's patent for frequency hopping solved this problem by getting to know the musician George Antheil. At first, Lamarr thought Antheil was a gland expert and asked him for advice on how to enlarge her breasts.
The frequency hopping patent started with the topic of breast enlargement, so it was no big deal that Alan Wilson finally achieved his goal by talking about the technology patent.
Hedy Lamarr, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman, and Vivien Leigh spent Christmas 1946 in British India.
Other festivals can be skipped, but Christmas is of extraordinary significance to the Christian world. Alan Wilson, under false pretenses, sent several bottles of red wine from the Governor's Palace so that these distinguished guests from afar could be treated like home in New Delhi.
Recently, his drinking capacity has also improved, because every time he drinks one drink, he may have more time at night, and he does not have to work overtime at night while rushing around for the future of British India during the day.
While changing glasses in the apartment, Alan Wilson was the first to get under the table, and he didn't even go to work the next day.
The next day he woke up and moved his shoulders in confusion. He didn't know anything about last night. He just felt sore all over as if he had been beaten. He also didn't sleep well. Why did he always feel like sleeping on such a big bed?
Very crowded?
"Vivian, everyone has drunk too much." Greta Garbo explained with a serious face, "And you should also understand that everyone has been coming to British India for a long time, and some needs are inevitable."
"But, but." Vivien Leigh glanced around at the suspects and said weakly, "It's too easy for him."
Greta Garbo, who was leaning forward and stroking her cheek, was noncommittal. She had already gained the advantage and no fish had slipped through the net.
"He would have no memory at all if he slept so deeply. No one would know if we didn't say it." Greta Garbo's expression did not change from beginning to end, still looking indifferent. "Don't mention it, everyone. This is
A secret."
The return date has already been decided. Except for Vivien Leigh who is going back to London, the rest of the people have to return to the United States. After all, everyone's schedule has been delayed a lot in more than two months.
Ellen Wilson, who knew nothing about it, was being manipulated and acted as if nothing was wrong. He wished these female stars better and better careers, "Oh, by the way, can you leave me an autograph?
I want to keep it, after all, you ladies have many fans, and it can also be used as bragging capital in the future."
"No problem!" Greta Garbo agreed happily and left her signature first. "Mr. Allen's bragging rights should go beyond his signature."