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Well, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are enjoying their honeymoon1 this morning in the Maldives after a fairy tale ceremony in Italy done with Hollywood style. CBS news correspondent Allen Pizzey wraps up the wedding event of the year.
Within hours of the so-called Tom-Kate wedding ending, Bracciano was back to its normal peaceful rhythm, and the events of the weekend were looking less fairytale than weird2. The official wedding photo has been criticized because it shows the couple cheek to cheek when she is actually the taller of the two. But then illusion is what their business is about after all. The fog that shrouded3 the castle was worthy4 of the best Hollywood could dream up. It masked the fireworks and shrouded the events inside an even deeper mystery.
Guest Bruckheimer had one version, but most of the guests left the country the next day without offering any comment or gossip, leaving the show business and tabloid5 press to speculate on a three-minute kiss that one paper dubbed6 "Top gum" and claims that the service was recruiting drive for scientology.
In fact, the wedding was actually a party. Cruise and Holmes had already tied the knot in a civil ceremony in California because the scientology rites7 aren't recognized as real in Italy. Not much also was recognizable either, come to that .
The celebrities8 swept into the castle in darkened vans so waiting fans were not sure who was in, those in the sense of who was on the guest list and who was actually in the castle. But the mood stayed festive9. Paramilitary Carabinieri drafted in for crowd control had nothing to do and neither did the extra civil defense10 workers. The city council closed the town center to traffic and even dipped into local funds to compensate11 the castle souvenir stand owner who had to shut down for the day.
The one sour note in all of these is that after all the town's people did to make Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes welcome, the couple didn’t even bother to come out and give them a wave. Love and marriage may go together but money and manners, it seems, don't necessarily match.
Allen Pizzey CBS news, Bracciano
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v.给…起绰号( dub的过去式和过去分词 );把…称为;配音;复制 | |
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vt.补偿,赔偿;酬报 vi.弥补;补偿;抵消 | |
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