True Hollywood Lies
“The good news about Killer Instincts—the psychological thriller Louis was filming in a remote location deep within Oregon’s mystical Klamath Forest along the banks of the Rogue River—was that it fit all the necessary criteria for being a hit movie, as defined by Leo: a first-rate director, a great screenplay, and a superb supporting cast.
The even better news was that my immediate departure with Louis allowed me to leave behind Mick and all the hurt he had caused me—at least, for now.
Not that he didn’t try calling me at least four or five times a day after the incident at the Hotel Bel-Air. At first, his voice messages were filled with naive anticipation. (“Hey, babe, didn’t we have a date? Tell that boss of yours you’re calling it a night, and get on over here. I need a Hannah fix.”) They quickly moved on to a mild concern that I wasn’t responding. (“Honey, where are you? Call me, I’m worried . . . ”) Next was his annoyance at my lack of consideration in getting back to him,... which was quickly replaced with sullen suspicion: (“Wow.MoreLess
The even better news was that my immediate departure with Louis allowed me to leave behind Mick and all the hurt he had caused me—at least, for now.
Not that he didn’t try calling me at least four or five times a day after the incident at the Hotel Bel-Air. At first, his voice messages were filled with naive anticipation. (“Hey, babe, didn’t we have a date? Tell that boss of yours you’re calling it a night, and get on over here. I need a Hannah fix.”) They quickly moved on to a mild concern that I wasn’t responding. (“Honey, where are you? Call me, I’m worried . . . ”) Next was his annoyance at my lack of consideration in getting back to him,... which was quickly replaced with sullen suspicion: (“Wow.MoreLess
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