The Twilight Hour
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The office was the very one where Johnny worked!
We met in the Intrepid Fox. ‘It’s so kind of you to do this,’ I said as we crossed the road to the big office building, pushed through the swing doors, past the porter who’d refused me entry, and walked along a corridor that smelled of – stone, earth, something familiar yet elusive. Later, Hugh told me it was film cement, to join the film after cutting. Radu took me to a little studio, where it took ages to set up all the lights, the angles and ev...erything. Tedious, but interesting; I had to sit very still, worrying about my hair. I’d made myself up quite elaborately, but my hair was a riot of chaotic curls as usual – I’d expected they’d do my hair and make-up for me, but Radu explained he wanted me to look as natural as possible, and insisted I wiped some of my make-up off. He gave me some lines to read, and when I’d studied them, he said: ‘If you’re ready, we shoot.’ It was all over very quickly. I hadn’t been nervous at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The office was the very one where Johnny worked!
We met in the Intrepid Fox. ‘It’s so kind of you to do this,’ I said as we crossed the road to the big office building, pushed through the swing doors, past the porter who’d refused me entry, and walked along a corridor that smelled of – stone, earth, something familiar yet elusive. Later, Hugh told me it was film cement, to join the film after cutting. Radu took me to a little studio, where it took ages to set up all the lights, the angles and ev...erything. Tedious, but interesting; I had to sit very still, worrying about my hair. I’d made myself up quite elaborately, but my hair was a riot of chaotic curls as usual – I’d expected they’d do my hair and make-up for me, but Radu explained he wanted me to look as natural as possible, and insisted I wiped some of my make-up off. He gave me some lines to read, and when I’d studied them, he said: ‘If you’re ready, we shoot.’ It was all over very quickly. I hadn’t been nervous at all.
What to read after The Twilight Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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