"The Moulin Rouge" premiere in mainland China was held at the Eiffel Tower Dream Theater, which officially opened in '98 and was the first dinner theater in the mainland with Broadway flair, known as the Capital Moulin Rouge. Hosting the premiere there was quite fitting indeed. It was said that to prepare for the "Moulin Rouge" premiere, the theater was specially decorated in bright red, making the interior look no different from the Moulin Rouge in Paris.
"There's nothing impressive about it; it's too derivative," Nicole criticized without reservation. The film had premiered at the Moulin Rouge in France, and no matter how the Eiffel Tower Dream Theater was decorated, it couldn't compare with the original. Despite this, she wore a proud expression, seemingly quite satisfied with the arrangements of the hosts.
