So good. Born to do this. To walk right out, fearless, and make the whole world dance along. Leo wasn’t just good on movie sets and in roles; he was good at the other parts of the job, the publicity, the persona, the engagement and appeal. And he loved it. Sam saw that, as well.
Leo did love this. Not in a selfish way—it wasn’t attention-seeking—but in a way that looked at the camera-flashes and fans and journalists, here for this story and this premiere, and wanted to hug them all: oh, you love this movie too? You love my cast and crew and friends and fellow actors as much as I do? You want to stand up and cheer for what you love? Perfect, so do I, let’s do that together!
The fans responded to that. The journalists responded to that. No wonder everyone loved Leo Whyte; it might not even
