Stepping out of the little tavern, Adrian looked up at the now clear sky. Sunlight, rare as it was, leaked through the gaps in the clouds, making the columns of light appear almost holy.
Adrian took a deep breath, enjoying the refreshing air after the rain, and pulled his hat down to shade his eyes. Although he was certain no reporters had spotted him leaving and he believed no one would recognize a film director on the street, it was always good to be cautious.
He walked casually down the street, sizing up the various signs while contemplating his own matters. "Philadelphia Story," "True Lies," "Four Weddings and a Funeral," the film promised to Jean Reno and Anne Rice's novel—just planning all this was already a lot, not to mention that "Jurassic Park" was in production and "Casper" was about to be released—he would also have to attend the premiere since Disney was producing and distributing the movie.
