
Yesterday I have been invited to the BAFTA premiere of the last
Scorsese film
Hugo in Leicester Square by a friend who starred in it.
For the ones of you who are not familiar with London, Leicester
Square is one of the most crowded places in this town, especially when
it's about the film industry. Here you have the most of the European
premieres of the biggest blockbusters of the year, red carpets, people
cueing for 5 hours just to take a snap shot of a celebrity and Artists
drawing caricatures of the most respected Actors.
After the film my friend and I go to a coffee shop close by: a
place I've never been into because it's too crowded with tourists, for
it is right on the red carpet and it serves decent meals at a very
cheap price.
I finish my latte and we prepare to go, when I see at a table, talking to someone...
- Stop staring at her, it's rude! - my friend says.
- Isn't she...?
Judi Dench, which I mostly know and respect for her performance as M in 007.
- How come she's... in this place?
- She chose to have a low profile meeting for not being bothered by people.
- And that's why she is in the Bat Cave of the Worldwide film
fundamentalists travelling to London?
She really must have learnt
something about secrecy from her James Bond films...
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