More than the gala itself, and television-speaking, the best hook to catch an audience is the stance on the carpet
Seeing the Oscars gala on TV (Movistar+ early morning) it is clear that this year it has had a relative interest. boring. It’s natural. Not all editions are lucky enough to have Will Smith drop a thump.
More than the gala itself, and television-speaking, the best hook to catch an audience is posing on the carpet. Red or champagne color, it is the least of it. The count said this morning milk in ‘Ana Rosa’ (T-5) that this display of actresses and actors is the greatest expression of glamor on the planet. I understand your devotion. They are all dressed as if there was no tomorrow. As if it were the last chance to show off the last impact of a clothing design, before the final apocalypse equalizes us all naked. This soft contortionism on a carpet is a post-tourist art that works very well on TV. This year the organization has hired the model Ashley Grahamthe singer and actress Vanessa Hudgens already lilly singh, known in Canada as the ‘Youtube Superwoman’, so that they do the corresponding mini-interviews before the ‘celebrities’ enter the Dolby Theatre.
lilly he asked Jamie Lee Curtis what was the first impression he had when reading the script of the star movie of the night, ‘Everything at once everywhere’. The daughter of the mythical janet leigh and Tony Curtis replied: “I did not understand anything. Not a word. But when I saw that the woman and the man are reunited, I understood that it was a masterpiece.” In other words, we, at home, will have to get back into it (it is offered by Movistar +) because we left it impossible at minute 18. It caused us hallucinations and complete neural failure. It will be that we are not initiated into the theory of parallel worlds, today called the multiverse.
The Movistar platform displaced Los Angeles to Cristina Tevaand on the carpet he caught Antonio Banderas, nominated for being the voice of ‘Puss in Boots’. He said Flags, emphasizing that perversion of the accents that are placed in the cinema –and on TV– to the bad guys and the good guys: “American children need to be taught that good heroes can have an accent (Hispanic) and bad heroes don’t have to have an accent.” oh! This teaching not only educates children in North America without prejudice: it is also very useful for Catalan children who are television viewers. And for us adults.