"Absolutely not. Believe me, Danielle." The female star said the most favorable evidence: "We will go there on the special train of the head of state."
"Oh my god..." an unabashed exclamation came from the other side of the microphone: "So, this is a shining 'journey of spotlight'."
"So, do you want to come?" The female star invited her again.
"Of course, why not! Maybe I can also realize my 'dream of stardom', haha..." The bold laughter on the other end of the receiver did not have the German ladylike temperament that today's female stars must have.
"I'll wait for you in Paris." With that said, the female star hung up the phone.
Although this call is full of traces of performance. But she wasn't sure whether her guest room line had been tapped. Of course, it shouldn't have happened before. In the future, it should be inevitable. Because the purpose behind this labor trip of the head of state train is by no means simple. It can even be complicated. Just like the complicated situation at hand.
"What will happen next in Sicily?" This is the focus of the female star.
Sicily is located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. It faces the mainland of Italy across the Strait of Messina to the north. The Strait of Messina is very narrow, with the narrowest point only 3219 meters. To the south, it faces Tunisia across the Strait of Tunis, which is about 170 kilometers wide. It is Italy. An important barrier to the south. The island is about 300 kilometers wide from east to west and about 200 kilometers long from north to south. It is shaped like an irregular triangle and covers an area of about 25,000 square kilometers. The island is mountainous, with a plateau in the northeast. The terrain gradually decreases from northeast to southwest, with an average altitude of 450 meters. At this time, there were two railways running around the island and diagonally through the northwest and southeast of the island, as well as a criss-crossing road network, making transportation convenient. The ports include Syracuse, Augusta, and Catania on the east coast, Gela, the capital Palermo, and Messina on the west coast. There are 10 airports and 4 seaplane airports on the island.
In addition, there are 5 train ferries plying the Strait of Messina between Sicily and mainland Italy, connecting the entire European continent railway network.
Contacting War Girl Danielle, actress Anneliese Akerman immediately stopped panicking. Moreover, the plot she fixed has also been re-derived, which is a sign of her return to the fragmented time and space of the original plot. As for the remaining friends and family members, War Girl Danielle will definitely find a way to contact them.
It has to be said that the Nazis' action and execution capabilities were second to none in Europe.
The next day, information about Mrs. Kitty's recruitment of "actresses" appeared prominently in major newspapers and periodicals.
That's right, it's not about recruiting "military girls" or "war sweethearts." Instead, actresses were recruited under the name of "Mainland Film Company."
Continental Film Company was a French film company controlled by Germany and the only authorized film production organization during the Nazi occupation of France. In addition to censoring and eliminating anti-Nazi content, its other main task was to allow French audiences to see new French films as usual during the occupation, in order to numb the French people's disgust and resistance to the fact of being invaded and occupied.
And Mrs. Katie has also become the assistant casting director of this untitled new film.
The plot that followed was completely beyond the expectations of war girl Danielle and her family and friends.
The Third Reich was so grand that it even dispatched a special train of the head of state to go to the "shooting location in Sicily". From the director to the producer, the "Nazi propaganda film" that will cause a sensation throughout Europe was officially launched in the shortest possible time. .
At the opening ceremony where celebrities gathered in Paris. The female star Anneliese Akerman, who had not been able to find the "heroine in the new film", met the hottest and most popular star of the Third Reich. Czechoslovak actress Lída Baarová.
This popular female star who refused to go to Hollywood has another semi-public identity as the "Nazi screen mistress".
Her lover was the second-in-command of the Third Reich, the "lame" Propaganda Minister Joseph, who hated the song "Lily Marlene" so much that he destroyed all the records and called it "the song of death that lingers in the bars." Goebbels.
Joseph Goebbels and his wife Magda Goebbels were called "the happiest family" in Nazi Germany. Rumor has it that the Third Reich's second-in-command was so obsessed with Lida Barova that he even asked her to walk on Vossstrasse so that he could admire her from his window. He also wanted her to call him anytime and anywhere so he could hear her breathing.
The love affair between Lida Barois and Joseph Goebbels, destined to be shady, ended abruptly in 1938. Somehow these events were leaked to the New York Daily News. Barois's affair with Goebbels was published on the front pages of newspapers around the world, and Hitler was furious. They were forbidden to meet and Goebbels was ordered to reconcile with his wife. He also ordered the Gestapo to ban her from participating in public events. But Barova ignored their orders and arrived at the premiere of her film "Der Spieler", only to be met by a group of protesters chanting "Whore! Whore!" The film screening was constantly interrupted by scoffers. When she uttered the line "Where do I get 36,000 marks?" in the movie, someone in the theater mocked and said: "Go to your friend, Joseph!" After two days of ridicule and abuse, the film was stopped from being released.
Barois also completed The Prussian Love Story, which depicts the doomed love story between William I and his childhood sweetheart, his cousin Princess Elisa Radziwill. The work was considered a "subtle description" of her affair with Goebbels and was therefore banned from release. Blacklisted, ridiculed, and pursued by the Gestapo, Barova desperately tried to obtain immigration papers so she could travel to Hollywood. When this proved impossible, she sadly returned to her hometown. Arriving in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, she discovered that her sister, Zorka Janů, was in pre-production on Ohnivé Léto. So she joined the cast of the film, about a doomed love triangle that echoed her own recent experiences. She also played an 18th-century countess who steps out of a painting in one of her most famous films, Dívka v Modrém. Seeking more ambitious projects, she traveled to fascist Italy and found work in several films, including "L'ippocampo" directed by Vittorio De Sica.
It is said that she last met Joseph Goebbels at the 1942 Venice Film Festival. "He must have recognized me, but he didn't make any move," she later recalled. "He was always a master of self-control."
The "Mistress of the Screen" who had no contact with the Nazis in history, but on February 21, 1943, the gears of fate began to turn.
Czechoslovak actress Lida Barova appeared at the launch conference of this untitled major production produced by the Chinese film company.
