Billy, with his new Hollywood business agent Jim Waitt, has geed quite a buzz due to his new prospects as an actor. In just two days, he went through the registration process for a film, movie, and theater ag academy.

  He mao secure the best-ag academy money and es could get. Jim made several sideratiarding the instructors, the range of topics covered, and the study hours. The academy is scheduled to begin its ag course cycle in August, and Jim Waitt enrolled in two courses. The first one is offered by San Jose State Uy (SJSU) and focuses on dramatic arts, which is crucial to helping him with his rhythmic, emotional, and expressive ag. They will teach him a bit about method ag and immersing himself in roles.

  The sed course is provided by Stage 1 Theatre, a unity theater pany known for its excellent program and a few favors here and there. The acceptance process took no lohan five days in both pces. The sed course focuses more on intonation, improvisation, and basic ag skills, with practical csses and opportuo participate in pys.

  Moreover, he also mentiohat he could take plementary courses in Los Angeles whenever he wahey have some excellent instructors there. The important thing is to enhance his resume. He reended dance, exercise, and pronunciation csses.

  There are many things an artist practice. Most actors have to do a lot of different things in various films, and sometimes knowing how to dance d you a lead role in a movie, series, or ercial. However, work doesn't determine success. Many times, that extra skill fulfill the director's needs for supp roles. However, some actors build their image based on their perfect sedary skills.

  An example is Tom Cruise, the perfect guy for a roles. He pilot pnes, helicopters, motorcycles, cars, shoot guns, and has some impressive fighting moves.

  At practice will begin at the end of May, with two-hour sessions that be coordinated. However, the price is no joke: 12 sessions for 8,000. Three weeks before the end of the school year, around the same time his summer courses begin, he will have to use his spring break to perform in the ics that will premiere this season.

  Ag academies are important, but they don't define success. The first course focuses on stage movement, while also encing teiques of movement and body expression that allow them to use their bodies effectively on stage. Fight chraphy, posture, coordination, and spatial awareness.

  Oher hand, the sed course is more practical. They get to experiment with everything they've learned, and although they haven't reached 20.00 points in their interpretation system yet, they will in a few months.

  -I still 't believe you mao get into two ag courses just like that, - Cudia said. - Those spaces are usually quite demanding, - Cudia murmured.

  -It wasn't just like that. I got lucky with a friend who allowed me to enroll in the courses, - Billy said. -I ask if you join too, together in both courses. -

  -Stop being mysterious. There's something you're not telling me. And I hope you'll tell me someday, - Cudia said. - But I don't think I attend even if I wao. -

  -You're very curious. Do you have pns fust, or do you no longer want to spend time with this guy? - Billy said, patting his chest.

  -I am curious. You have to tell me! You're suspicious and you often disappear iernoons after school or on some weekends, - Cudia said.

  -Well, I pn to graduate year, so I surely have a lot of things to think about," Billy said.

  -Oh, I almost fot! - Cudia responded.

  -Hahaha. Let's go see the movie. I promise you'll like it more than the previous one you made me watch, - Billy said.

  -It's not possible for you to have better taste than me. But I'll watch it as a way to please you, - Cudia said.

  Pretty Woman is what we call the ultimate romantiedy. Although its story is not particurly plicated and takes pce over four days, it be seen as a nearly priransition. Those who watch it momentarily lose all imaginary sense of the characters' retionship and see a beautiful woman and a man sharing a union of love. The story of the wealthy man who helps a woman bee a dy has a romantitext in the eyes of young dies dreaming of true love.

  It's not just the impact the protagonists make in the movie. Then es Julia Roberts' charisma, winning over critics with her smile, revealing one of the most beloved stars of the '90s. It's an unfettable movie for anyone who watches it.

  -You're excited, - Billy said.

  -Yes, but I've never cheated to go to the movies before. And if we get caught, Billy, God, I hope nothing bad happens because you'll be in trouble, - Cudia said.

  -Don't worry, it's just a movie, and we're almost 16 years old, - Billy said with a smile. - But it's funny, you don't usually get anxious. -

  -Liar. You're barely turning 15 in three months,- Cudia replied. - If they call the police, Billy, it's clear that you're the criminal. -

  -Oh, no way. I'll say... Officer, do you think I could force a woman like this to do something without sent? Do you think I would break the w just to watch a love movie? None of that. Take her, she's the mastermind. Take Cudia, - Billy said.

  -Silly, - Cudia said. - By the way, I spread the word with some friends about the best burger p town. I hope your restaurant gains some ers. Alice is a cheerleader and knows a lot of friends who might go. I practically spent an afternoon ving her to take me there for a meal, so she may go. The rest is up to your ability to keep the audience. -

  -Thanks, let's go. Let's buy some pop before the movie starts, - Billy said.

  Why is Pretty Woman so important? Because in the following years, romances will impact the entire Hollywood industry. Leading men are always in fashion, but now romantic leading mehe opium of the emas. Culminating with a spectacur gap on the big ship and the poetic love story acted by Leonardo DiCaprio.

  The iic beginning of the story is that of a billionaire pig up a prostitute on a street er, unaware. He picks up a beauty named Vivian/Julia Roberts.

  -Oh, wow. The protagonist is very handsome, - Cudia whispered.

  -Well, he's a man with a super sports car. That usually melts all women, - Billy said.

  Although, as it has been said, none of that matters. Because the moment they leave the street, it introduces viewers to a fairy tale and fantasy from which they 't escape, while still portraying Ameri culture, social divisions, materialism, and redemption. This creates plicity among the viewers who see an urban derel, a prostitute who is not one, even though the audience doesn't see her as such.

  -Oh, God, it's quite sweet, - Cudia said.

  Well, she certainly liked it. Every time Cudia falls silent, it's because she gets absorbed in her world or finds something to focus on. '90s ema was a ema made for everyone. Identifying different age groups was something that erfectly aplished during that time.

  -Oh my God, I loved it! One of the best movies I've ever seen! - Cudia excimed.

  -Just one of the best, - Billy replied.

  -Well, yes. I don't know how I came up with the idea to watch this movie, - Cudia said.

  -Excuse me, I was the one who invited you,- Billy said.

  -Ha... as if you were. I came here of my own free will and forced you to e. That's not what you would tell the police,-

  Cudia said. -Well, now you admit that it's a fabricated lie,- Billy said, smiling, and gave her a pe the lips.

  -I didn't admit anything. I just said that st time, when you invited me to watch "Enemies: A Love Story," it was really bad. But now everything is fixed with Cudia taking you to a good ema, - the girl said, smiling.

  They both left the theater and headed to the ice cream shop on the first floor.

  -Hey, how about we get a wonderful ice cream? - Billy suggested. - I thiill have time before your mom es. Hopefully, we'll have enough time to see the bookstore,- Billy said.

  -Oh, finally, my reward for being amazing, - Cudia said. - But I think... I have to tell you something. -

  -Something about a new project you have in mind, ever since you saw my sketchbook, I see you ag suspicious, - Billy said.

  -It's true that I have pns for your drawings. I want you to trahose drawings into paintings. You have an incredible stroke! But... that's not all, - Cudia said.

  -We go to the food court and chat more calmly, - Billy suggested.

  -I don't want to. I... I don't know how to say it, Billy! Screw it, I'm moving to Europe. My mom told me a week ago, and I didn't know how to tell you. The Cold War is over, and she wants to be closer to our roots. We still have some retives iern Europe. My mother has been thinking about it for a while, and she got a job at the United Nations,- Cudia said.

  >>She has beeending the offer throughout the school and our life in California. We'll be going from New York to Vienna (Austria) and Geneva (Switzernd). We'll be traveling all over the world and have many pces to go... She's arranging everything at the moment. Our main home will be in Vienna (Austria). It's hundreds of kilometers away, but sometimes I could travel to New York,- Cudia expined.

  >>From California to New York is almost a four-hour flight. On a normal day during vacation, we be together for a month, or you could e and stay here. I just don't want to lose you, -Cudia said sadly.

  -Ahhh, just...,- Billy sighed. She's leaving, love always acts in indistinguishable ways.

  -But... if you stay, - Billy suggested.

  -I've tried everything, I've cried, I've thrown tantrums, and she still wants to take that job. Something about finding randmother, - Cudia said.

  As they walked together, Billy could feel her gaze. Just whehing was starting to go so well, she would be leaving for Vienna any moment now. What are the ces of this happening? What will happen at school? Will they remain friends, or will distance separate them?

  Well, I guess we should just go on. If it's already decided, there's nothing more to do but accept it, - Billy said. I was all a lie. He had even imagined going to college together, w together... he had thought of marrying her iure.

  -Yes, exactly. Don't worry about me. As the one in charge, I ahe trips, and adjust our vacations, and seeing each other won't be a big problem. I don't know how expeernational calls are, but we make a call once a week... and if you feel inspired, you write me a letter, - Cudia said.

  -We'll do our best, although... - Billy started.

  -Although... what, Billy? - Cudia asked.

  -Distance isn't good, and I don't know when I'll be able to see you again, - Billy said.

  -Oh, you'll see me. I'll make it possible, don't worry, - Cudia reassured him. - We'll have beautiful moments. -

  -What will you do about the nguage? - Billy asked.

  -Well, my mother knows German and English, - Cudia replied. - Unfortunately, I only know English and a bit of Spanish. I'll have to learn it, but I'm studying some of it, - Cudia said.

  -When are you moving? - Billy questioned.

  -My mother will leave first, but I asked to stay for your birthday, - Cudia said.

  They didn't speak any further. Billy couldn't tihe versation. Now he just had to wait and see how things would turn out. Well, fog on drawing wouldn't be difficult. He would just draw and draw until everything passed.

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