The Truman Show — Truman Burbank

“Do you think it's okay here or would you prefer to be closer to the rocks?” Truman asked him as soon as you set foot on the sand, carrying your beach chairs and an umbrella, as well as a cooler with drinks and food.

Since leaving the Truman Show, Truman has never been able to stop in one place, always wanting to travel from country to country, visiting sights and cities. Visiting the world he was deprived of — with you by his side.

Placing the chairs on the sand, under the shade of the umbrella and with the cooler by his side, Truman put his hands on his waist and took a look at the beautiful beaches of Canoa Quebrada. It was a sight that took his breath away, the sky-blue water meeting the white sand, soon after revealing the thousands of colorful shells that painted the ground with beauty.

Truman cracked a big smile as he admired the landscape and then turned to give it his attention. “It's almost unbelievable how beautiful it is.” He commented as he grabbed a beer for himself and you. "Brazil is so pretty."

If you're wondering how Truman and you have so much money to live off traveling, it's simple: right after fleeing the set, it was very easy to sue Christof, Hollywood and the government for having allowed that sick experiment and for having not only invaded your privacy, but also broadcast it to the whole world. Needless to say, he won the case with ease; gaining millions of millions of dollars.

Taking off his clothes until he was wearing only his swimming shorts, Truman picked up bridal style and started to run into the water with you. "Come on! Water is calling our names."