Joshua still followed his eldest daughter into the White Thorn Flower Theater.
Over the past two years, Joshua had only made three films. One was the film adaptation of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, while the other two were Cinema Paradiso and Murder on the Orient Express, the latter produced in response to the detective suspense trend sparked by The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. It was also Joshua's newest film.
Though calling it new was a stretch; it had been half a year already. Madam Si had recently contacted Joshua to ask whether he was interested in producing a TV Series, but he had declined on the grounds that he was "sorry, busy raising children."
Josie had not come here to watch a movie. Rather than heading toward the ticket booth, she walked toward the museum hall of the White Thorn Flower Theater.
This was a product of the White Thorn Flower Theater's third expansion. Inside were various collections belonging to White Thorn Flower Jazz, along with props and Easter egg items from films.
There was the golden gown I Nuo wore in Beauty and the Demon, the Bible Andy used to hide his hammer in Shawshank Redemption, and the axe the male lead used to break down doors in The Shining.
This was not Josie's first time visiting the place. Joshua had brought her here on her previous visit.
She spent a long time wandering around the sections for Leon: The Professional and Hachi: A Dog's Tale.
Although the girl's personality was as stubborn as her mother's, deep down, Josie still had the side of a little girl.
That included idol-chasing... This was not the first time Joshua had seen his eldest daughter specifically line up to buy records and film merchandise.
Josie slowly walked through the White Thorn