Chapter 514 - 513: A Chance Encounter

Chapter 514: Chapter 513: A Chance Encounter

"War Flames" is the new name of their movie.

Now their posters are everywhere, while the posters of the "Us" crew are only posted in an inconspicuous corner.

South Grant booked tickets online, and at this moment, while queuing to pick up the tickets, there was a long line in front, almost all buying tickets for "War Flames."

After all, Hugo Lynch has many fans and a strong influence.

Even if they are interested in "War Flames," with both movies premiering at the same time, they would watch Hugo Lynch’s first, and wait for another day when they have time to watch theirs.

This would result in a very dismal premiere for "Us," and it could very likely be pulled from screens.

At that time, if it’s pulled, it would be a real loss.

Of course, not everyone went to watch Hugo Lynch; fans of Rosalind Sutton and Caleb Holt are also numerous, and a small number of people bought tickets for "Us."

Although not too many, the premiere could still manage to get by.

At this moment, South Grant wore light makeup, unlike the usual male attire, dressed in a pleated skirt with a similarly light-colored top, wearing a wig to avoid being recognized.

The difference between South Grant’s male and female attire was significant, so much so that even if Chester Lynch stood here, he might not recognize her.

South Grant felt at ease, walking over as Nathan Foster was queuing for popcorn. After buying the popcorn, South Grant linked arms with Nathan Foster to queue for entry.

At that moment, South Grant heard someone behind vaguely mentioning their name. She turned around to see Jackson Zane, Caleb Holt, Rosalind Sutton, and the rest of the crew.

Caleb Holt and Rosalind Sutton were wearing hats and masks to avoid being recognized by people nearby.

The instant South Grant saw them, the immediate thought was to hide.

Nathan Foster noticed South Grant’s nervous demeanor and asked:

"What’s wrong?"

"Our crew is behind us, if they see me in female attire, my cover will be blown."

Nathan Foster glanced at her, "Don’t worry, no one can recognize you."

South Grant was still very anxious, and then Nathan Foster pulled her in.

The movie was in Screening Room 2, only Rooms 2 and 4 were allocated for "Us," while the rest were for Hugo Lynch’s film.

Upon entering, the place was disappointingly sparse.

Originally, South Grant and Nathan Foster’s seats were in the middle, but they happened to be next to the crew, so to avoid revealing their identity, South Grant pulled Nathan Foster to sit in the back.

The lighting was quite dim, sitting at the back, no one could see her, only knew there were people sitting there.

Besides their crew, there were just a handful of scattered people inside, a stark contrast to the crowd watching "War Flames" outside.

At this moment, the screening began.

All sounds in the hall ceased, as everyone focused on the big screen.

South Grant watched very intently, and while watching, observed each person’s acting skills. Needless to say, every actor in their crew was very dedicated.

South Grant grew more confident, believing that as long as there were viewers and word of mouth started to spread, the box office would gradually increase.

Before the screening, a trailer had been shown.

The trailer featured a scene between South Grant and Caleb Holt.

After the trailer aired, Jackson Zane had the previously prepared press release sent out by a Weibo influencer.

Jackson Zane’s aim was to fan a CP (couple pairing) for the two, which would serve as a gimmick, more intriguing than pairing with Rosalind Sutton.

The immediate reaction wasn’t significant, but as the film premiered, some fans of Rosalind Sutton and Caleb Holt found that South Grant seemed to be a better match with Caleb Holt.