Will Smith's new work "King Richard" starring Will Smith, adapted from real people, the story focuses on Richard Williams, the father of Williams, the "strongest sister in the tennis world", and Richard, played by Will Smith, has planned a series of tennis careers for the two sisters since they were not yet born.
Richard's personality, which has a clear goal, is actually close to Thater Smith himself. Will Smith's recently published memoir, "Will," mentions that he once regarded Tom Cruise as a career rival, wanted to take the position of a brother in the film industry, and studied various ways to defeat him.
"Fresh Prince's Wonderful Things"
Will Smith debuted as a hip-hop rapper at the age of 12, and released his debut album in 1987, but unfortunately Will Smith became famous too early, due to his youthful madness caused bankruptcy, fortunately there was a chance to find a door, he turned over with the situation comedy "Fresh Prince Wonderful Things", first Of all, Michael Bay saw the potential of Will Smith, looking for him to star in 1995 "Jedi X-Men", this performance also became famous in one fell swoop, the drama continued, 1996 "Independence Day", 1997 "Men in Black", and then to 1998's "Jedi X-Men", this performance also became famous in one fell swoop, and the drama continued, "Independence Day" in 1996, "Men in Black" in 1998 Enemy of the Nation", each film was acclaimed, pushing Will Smith to the top.
Enemy of the Nation
And the star-studded Will Smith, in his autobiography, mentioned a profound dialogue that affected him, and he had the opportunity to talk to Arnold schwarzenegger for attending the opening of the Planet Hollywood restaurant jointly owned by Sylves Stallone and Bruce Willy, schwarzenegger told Will Smith:
"If you're only successful in the U.S., you're not a movie superstar." Unless people from all the countries of the earth know you. You have to travel the world, shake hands with everyone, kiss every baby, and you think of yourself as a politician competing for the movie superstar."
This remark immediately made Will Smith think about the strategy of his acting career, writing in his memoirs:
"I'm starting to notice how many actors hate traveling, seeing the media, and promoting. It seems crazy to me."
Schwarzenegger's words made Will Smith begin to scrutinize his competitors, learn about the visits of the actors in the same industry, promote the itinerary and other information, and he found an actor who mastered the "fame code" before him - Tom Cruise. He took Brother Tang as the target opponent and observed his every move,
"I started monitoring all of Tom Cruise's global campaigns, and when I went to a country to promote a film, I would ask the local marketing executive to provide me with a schedule for Tom Cruise's campaign. I swear I'll have two hours more than he spends all his overseas publicity."
He went on to write:
"Unfortunately, Tom Cruise is either a reformer or a six-part. In Paris, London or Tokyo alone, Tom Cruise can walk four and a half hours on the red carpet alone. In Berlin, he signed every waiting fan before it ended. There's no one in Hollywood who can do better than he does."
Unfortunately, although Will Smith is serious, he still can't beat the full efforts of workaholic Atang Brother (or to transform his physique).
Finally back to Will Smith's memoir "Will", the bright and amiable Will Smith, less in front of the screen to reveal his own unbearable private affairs, and this autobiography is his most fragile self-disclosure, including his resentment and disapproval of his father, he has witnessed his father's domestic violence against his mother caused a great psychological shadow, and even had the idea of "killing his father", and this childhood past also affected his attitude to his career. Of course, the book also mentions his many quarrels with his wife, Jeda Pingji, and the repair of the relationship.
"You know Will Smith, the actor who could wipe out aliens, the superstar who was so famous, was largely molded."
WILL: Memoirs of Will Smith is currently in circulation.