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Chapter 1060: 1051: Premiere (3)

Chapter 1060: Chapter 1051: Premiere (3)

After all, it was the premiere of “Storm,” featuring a lineup of first-tier big names from the director to the leads—everyone was looking forward to this event.

At 8:40, twenty minutes before the premiere began, the main cast finally arrived fashionably late. Leading the group were several supporting actors—second male lead, third male lead, third female lead, and so on. While the real attention naturally revolves around the three main lead actors of “Storm,” the supporting actors also carried a certain level of fame. Some were frequent faces in art films, while others were known as skilled, versatile performers. Foreign media might not recognize them, but domestic outlets certainly did.

After all, they were the film’s actors. Compared to the earlier appearances of invited friends and family, their interviews were slightly more in-depth. Many of these actors had worked together before, one film leading to another collaboration, so they were fairly familiar with each other. When asked about working with the three leads and the director, they all wore genuine smiles.

Of course, since the film hadn’t officially premiered yet, they couldn’t divulge much, merely saying, “Our movie is fantastic—great visuals. We hope everyone supports it.”

Following their appearance, the next batch included veteran supporting actors who played roles like the protagonist’s parents or teachers—indispensable supporting characters in every movie. Some of these actors were in their seventies or eighties and had once been major stars with considerable clout, although they had gradually retreated from the limelight due to age. Their presence, however, carried the weight of legends, like guardians of quality. Many audience members were long-time fans of theirs, eager to follow their new projects whenever they surfaced.

During interviews, their responses were impeccable, beginning with praises for the director: “Director Wang is incredibly talented. It’s an honor to be chosen by him.”

Asked about the leads, they unanimously agreed: “They’re very professional, totally impressive. Their acting is powerful and outstanding.”

The emphasis on Bo Yan and Shang Feifei’s professionalism and dedication was unequivocal. Yet all of them mentioned that this time, every lead actor excelled—which was undoubtedly intriguing.

Xia Siyu? The one infamous for her diva behavior, bad temper, and capriciousness—someone who was nothing more than a pretty face. Could it be her?

The ensemble also included younger cast members playing the leads in their youth. These child actors were visibly excited and, during interviews, gushed, “The older brothers and sisters are all amazing—so kind, so gentle, and lots of fun.”

Next up were a group of idol stars cast in minor roles—essentially third-tier male and female characters who might barely get a glance on screen. For them, participating in the film was an opportunity to ride its coattails and potentially network for future industry connections. For the production team, it was all a strategic move to increase box office appeal by drawing in the idols’ fan bases.

These young actors lacked the seasoned slickness of their elder colleagues, offering somewhat genuine responses during interviews. They’d say things like, “It’s such an honor to be a part of this project. The senior actors performed brilliantly—there’s so much I’ve yet to learn.”

However, when asked which actor left the deepest impression on them, some couldn’t quite keep their composure: “Xia Siyu.”

Fearing misunderstandings or fans thinking they were stirring up a shipping frenzy, they hastily added, “She’s very different from her public image—hardworking and kind. Of course, everyone in the cast got along really well; we were like one big family.”

The moment her name was mentioned, the media personnel perked up, restless with anticipation. Unfortunately, the red carpet wasn’t a fully formal interview setting, so they couldn’t dig deeper. Still, their appetites had been thoroughly whetted—for both the film and the actress herself.

Finally, at long last, the lead cast made their grand entrance.