The next day the audition of Dynasty Elegy was organized for Eddie. It was to take place later on in the evening as it was not a formal audition. Also, it could only be done when the producers and directors were available.
When Eddie arrived, she was surprised to see the director Malloy Gentry in the room. Malloy was a specialist in the industry. Since the nineteen-eighties, he had been focusing on costume dramas.
Some of his former work was "Emperors" and "A Dream of the Spring Building." They had become classic plays written in novels. He was now in his sixties this year and was known as the national opera treasure. The people of his country greatly valued this.
Malloy Gentry had turned many of his novels into numerous films. So knowing how famous he was, it was a privilege for the actors and actresses to have a chance to act in one of his movies. Eddie became very nervous and flustered when she saw Malloy backstage, "Malloy, Director Malloy, hello."
