My Masterpiece.
I'm Vincent de Fairweather. One of the most famous silent film stars of 1920s Tinseltown. My film “The Kalaharian,” directed by the talented Claude T. LeBeau, almost bankrupted the studio, and was plagued by problems like ruffians invading our shoot in a mad chase for an astonishingly large Coke.
My fans, look what happened after those ruffians blew through my set and interrupted my shoot. Silly folks, they totally missed the coolers of ice cold Coke at our craft service.
I signed this one just yesterday for the minister of Tunisia.
How exciting! The motion picture is starting!
Those fools just raced past by a craft service with coolers filled with Coke. Bonne chance, my friends. Note, I stay in character even at the craft service table.
Acting at it’s finest. Despair. I was actually quite happy that day.
Which is my better side?
