Due to the impact of the epidemic in North America, the 40th Golden Plum Awards ceremony was forced to be cancelled.
However, the attribution of various awards is still announced as scheduled, and the actors who are unfortunate to participate in the bad film have not escaped the disaster.
The 2019 street blockbuster "Cat" lived up to expectations, scoring 6 awards such as the worst movie and the best director. The worst actor has no suspense, and it is indeed John Travolta, who has two film nominations for "Mania" and "Racing Legends".
John Travolta, speaking of this name may feel unfamiliar to some.
But when it comes to Pulp Fiction, more people will be impressed.
He was the gangster killer Vincent who had partnered with "Commissioner" Samuel Jackson and danced with Uma Thurman.
Before working with Quentin, John Travolta had become famous at a young age.
As early as 1978, before the age of 25, he was nominated for an Oscar for the song and dance film "Weekend Night Fever", and "Pulp Fiction" was his second nomination.
In both films, he brought classic dance scenes, and it is appropriate to call him the "Hollywood Dance King".
Pulp Fiction helped John Travolta rekindle his fame, and in the '90s he leapt to superstar status.
Wu Yusen took a fancy to the popular superstar and abandoned the original two-man squad of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone.
The success of "Changing Faces" proves that Wu Yusen did not choose the wrong person, and the collaboration between John Travolta and Nicholas Cage is amazing, both of them have broken their usual image in a commercial film, and their acting skills have been proven.
Who would have thought that these two Hollywood superstars of the 90s would go downhill hand in hand in the new century.
Nicolas Cage's personal property shrank rapidly and his debts intensified because of the double cannon of the marriage crisis and the financial crisis.
He could only take on a lot of films, whether the script was good or bad.
Soon he contributed a bunch of bad movies to movie fans, from a popular movie emperor to the king of famous bad movies.
John Travolta has all but disappeared, and hollywood's first-line productions have disappeared.
In fact, like Cage, he also fell into the curse of bad films.
After his success in the 90s, he had so much wealth that he could buy a luxury Boeing 707.
That's right, the kind of commercial aircraft we usually do. His mansion was equipped with a private airfield in order to stop the plane.
John Travolta is an avid aircraft fan who holds a major commercial airliner captain's license.
When he usually went to work in other cities, the stars who were a little bit worse sat in first class, and the better ones flew small private jets, and John Travolta drove his own Boeing 707.
In 1999, the future movie "clown" Jacqueline Phoenix once flew on John Travolta's private plane, but due to the engine failure of the aircraft, the plane landed urgently at boston airport, and Joaquin Phoenix said that he really did not know how John Travolta got the aircraft license.
Probably because aircraft inspections on private jets are not as strict as airlines. In 2007, John Travolta suffered another mechanical failure of the aircraft, but fortunately his piloting experience was there, calm enough to complete the forced landing.
This year he was unlucky, and the new film "The Wild Wild" was boycotted by the LGBT community because of his obsessive scientology against gay love.
His love of airplanes may have gone beyond the movies.
His son Jeter has the same name as one of his most beloved planes, and also requires Jett to learn to fly.
Unfortunately, Jeter died early before he was old enough to fly an airplane.
In early 2009, 16-year-old Jett Travolta accidentally died after slipping in his bathroom, and the specific cause of the police investigation turned out to be "epilepsy".
The roof leaked during the overnight rain.
After the loss of his son, John Travolta was exposed to a same-sex scandal in the media, and a bizarre same-sex kissing photo caused him constant trouble.
He was then blackmailed by a Bahamian criminal group, where 2 suspects extorted tens of millions of dollars from him, otherwise claiming to have made public the photos and secret documents that Jeter had been secretly photographed in an ambulance.
In a year of bad luck, he had a new film "Old Guy" with Robin Williams, but he was nominated for the worst actor in Jin Limei.
Noji did not have Tai lai.
John Travolta has since become a frequent visitor to Golden Plum, and his work has been disappointing, whether it's working with word-of-mouth movie stars like Robert De Niro or Ethan Hawke.
In fact, John spent a low ebb in the 80s, when he did not take on some scripts specifically built around him, but instead took over a batch of films that were not high-grade in terms of remuneration or artistic standards, which was incomprehensible.
In the 90s, "Pulp Fiction" saved him, and can there be a god work in the 2020s to help him make a comeback?
Presumably only God knows.