Julia Lambert, the lead singer of the London Opera House, is beautiful and clever, but deceitful. In 1938, Julia's acting career reached its peak and became one of the greatest actresses of her era. Amid the fame, Julia has become vain and impetuous, and her marriage to her husband, her manager and director Michael Geselling, has been stagnant and sleepy, and Julia craves novelty, passion, and sparks. , until Tombursts into her life, and she realizes it's the best antidote to her midlife crisis.
Tom was young and handsome, he claimed to be Julia's most loyal audience, and then the two became the hottest lovers. Julia's life begins to become exciting and passionate, but when she wakes up from her indulging love, she finds that the woman her lover Tom really loves is not her, but her strongest rival, Ives, a young girl bent on taking her place. Tom even persuaded Julia to play the supporting role of Elvis. The unbearable Julia started a full-scale counterattack. She ruined Elvis's future with her years of performance strength and cruel methods, and at the same time boarded another life. the top
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