America gains both fame and fortune

Chapter 190 God is a Woman
After leaving the hotel room and walking along the corridor to the elevator, Thomas stood in front of the mirror on the wall and looked carefully at the people inside.

He is obviously a handsome guy, but Alan looks down on him!

Isn't it just that the hairline is a little bit farther back, the hair is a little bit thinner, and the forehead is a little bit bigger?

I was actually despised by a woman in her 50s!
Thomas took the elevator down to the lobby on the first floor and came to the lounge to think for a moment. He had said too much before and it was difficult to tell Martin. How should he make up for it next?

The requirements put forward by casting director Allen were not excessive and were common in the industry.

This is an unspoken rule in Hollywood and no one will say anything.

Thomas took out his phone, looked through the address book, saw Bruce's contact information, and called him: "It's important, let's meet."

Bruce asked, "Where?"

Thomas told the address and waited patiently.

Ten minutes later, Bruce entered the hotel and sat down opposite.

Thomas got straight to the point: "Martin's plan encountered some unexpected problems. Alan, the casting director who was going to Boston with Scorsese, asked us to provide some special services, special services for celebrities."

Bruce knew Martin's plan and asked, "Do you want Martin to do it himself?"

"That's not necessary. As long as she's interested in a celebrity, it's fine." Thomas said simply, "I was going to go and lick her in person, but she looked down on me."

Bruce grasped the key point in the words: "Kneel down and lick?"

Thomas nodded: "Literally." He asked: "Do we need to inform Martin?"

Bruce became a manager and was unable to give Martin any advice on film selection. He was essentially a scavenger in the entertainment industry.

"No, we'll handle this." Old Bull had practiced with Kim Kardashian and had accumulated some experience: "Martin gives us a commission so that we can solve these troublesome matters. Martin has to do everything himself. What do he want us to do?"

When Bruce heard about the so-called licking his boots, he thought of a trump card. He called Mene and said, "There's something going on. I need to use what you're best at."

Uncle Mene is very confident: "Old Bu, tell me who you want me to lick!"

Bruce said the hotel: "Come here first."

Thomas asked, "Who are you looking for?"

Bruce said simply, "Paris Hilton's former lover, the man she wants to pursue but can't get now, Mene!"

Thomas certainly knew Mene, a hot figure created by Martin and famous throughout the United States through Paris Hilton.

Bruce asked, "Maybe?"

Thomas turned on his phone and sent a text message: "Paris Hilton's ex-boyfriend, Mene."

The immediate reply was: "Yes!"

Thomas nodded at Bruce.

The text message on the phone rang, and the person on the other end seemed to be itching to get it: "When will it arrive?"

Thomas responded: "Soon."

The hotel was very close to Warner Studios, and Mene arrived in less than ten minutes.

Bruce gave a general account of the situation.

"She's over 50 years old, a female casting director who likes to be licked by others." Uncle Mene suddenly became more aggressive: "Who else in Los Angeles is more suitable than me? Old Bull, leave it to me!"

Bruce patted him on the shoulder: "You don't need to tell Martin about this."

Mene nodded: "For Martin, I have no problem getting sweet with all the middle-aged and elderly women in Los Angeles."

Thomas told him the room number.

Mene took out a breath freshener, sprayed it a few times, and went upstairs alone.

Take the elevator to the tenth floor and knock on the corresponding room door.

The door opened from the inside, and a white woman in her 50s appeared. She looked at Mene briefly and pulled him in.

Originally, Allen just wanted to try something new.

In less than half a minute, she started singing with a look of surprise on her face, and she felt that God was a woman!
Downstairs, Bruce and Thomas waited and waited, but Mene didn't come down.

Thomas was worried: "No accidents will happen, right?"

Since being fished, Bruce felt that Mene was much calmer than before and said, "If there was an accident, Mene would have been driven down long ago."

The two waited for nearly three hours before Mene came down from upstairs.

Compared to when he went up, his lips were a little redder and his words were a little lisp: "I...done it."

Bruce took a bottle of water and handed it to Mene: "Drink some water."

Mene waved his hand: "No, I can't drink it anymore."

Thomas asked, "What exactly happened?"

Mene said: "After Ellen went to Boston, she would tell me about her schedule every half a day and speak for Martin during the audition." He chuckled: "Another thing is that Ellen recommended me to play one of the black police roles."

Thomas was prepared for the first part, but the second part was totally unexpected: "You got a role?"

Uncle Mene was in high spirits at the moment: "I asked her to fly to the sky to be God three times in a row. She made a solemn promise to me and asked for my contact information. She gave me her contact information so that I could make an appointment with her in the future."

Thomas had nothing to say except that he was gifted.

Bruce said, "Well done, man. I will suggest that Martin take you to Boston to experience police life." The three of them went to Warner Studios, and Bruce told Martin about the situation in general.

In the evening, Martin treated us to a meal at the Smoke House, where we could order any number of dishes.

Two days later, Mene received the message from Allen, and WMA also communicated with the Boston Police Department.

Martin, Mene and Bruce took a flight to Boston.

Whether it is LAPD, APD or BPD, no matter what the actual situation is, they all attach great importance to their external image and have a dedicated media and public relations office.

We welcomed two Hollywood actors, Martin and Mene, who came to experience life there.

Sheriff John, head of the Public Relations Office, also accompanied the two on their tour of the police station.

Martin spoke highly of BPD and praised it without asking for any money.

Sheriff John was all smiles. This Hollywood star who has been very popular recently had no star airs at all and was very easy to get along with.

At the end of the day's visit, Martin took the initiative to invite Sheriff John and several of his colleagues out for dinner.

Sheriff John couldn't refuse the kindness.

Martin specifically asked Bruce to book a high-end restaurant.

After the meal, they took a group photo. Some of the civilian police officers wanted to sign autographs and write greetings for their own children, and Martin satisfied all of their requests.

Sheriff John was very impressed with Martin and drove them back to the hotel himself.

"Mr. Davis..."

"Martin, call me Martin." Martin deliberately sat in the co-pilot seat.

John drove the car and said, "If you need anything, just tell me. As long as it does not violate the rules and regulations, I will try my best to arrange it for you."

Martin said directly, "I am preparing for the role of an undercover detective. I want to visit your police academy for the first few days, then shadow the patrol officers, and spend the rest of the time in the undercover police department."

John agreed immediately: "No problem, I will communicate with the people in various departments."

The hotel was soon reached, and he stopped the car and said, "Martin, you have a good Boston accent, very Bostonian."

"Really?" Martin said in surprise, "I've been practicing. This is one of the most charming accents in North America."

John, a native Bostonian, laughed: "Yeah, the Boston accent is the sexiest."

Martin and the other two got out of the car and waited for John to drive away before entering the hotel.

Mene's phone rang with a text message alert, and he quickly took it out to check. After entering the hotel, he said, "Director Scorsese will be in Boston in five days."

Martin nodded, and the three of them went upstairs together to find the various relevant materials they had brought with them.

He handed a copy to Mene: "Take a good look at it, it may help you."

The information was about BPD and Boston gangs, and was collected by WMA specifically for Martin.

Martin soon saw an Irish gang leader named Bulger in the information. He had been an informant for the FBI and colluded with the BPD and state police. He was involved in drug trafficking, murder, terrorism, etc. and is currently on the run.

Bulger's experience is very similar to that of the villain Frank.

The difference is that after Bulger escaped in 95, he has remained on the wanted list and has not yet been brought to justice.

His brother is the President of the Massachusetts Senate.

Martin thought these materials might be useful, so he wrote them down.

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Warner Bros. Studios Building, Los Angeles.

The Departed studio is located inside the building.

In the conference room, Leonardo asked, "As soon as March begins, we will officially start auditioning actors. Do you have a suitable candidate for the second leading role?"

Scorsese shook his head: "I don't have one yet. I'm not in a hurry to confirm it."

Daniel, an executive at Warner Bros., said directly: "I recommend Martin Davis."

A representative of Plan B recalled Brad Pitt mentioning this and agreed: "Martin Davis has starred in three successful films in a row, the latest of which is The Hills Have Eyes, and his acting skills have been unanimously recognized by critics."

His friend Kate mentioned this guy, and Leonardo nodded: "I've seen this Martin Davis, he's pretty good."

Louise has already negotiated the investment, and her attitude is very clear: "Pacific Pictures strongly recommends Martin Davis."

Scorsese glanced over them and was somewhat curious about this Martin Davis.

So many people recommend Martin Davis?
He didn't see that the mountains have eyes, but he heard related news that it seemed that the North American box office was heading straight for $1 million.

Doug, a representative of Dyson Pictures, who is also a major investor, said: "I recommend Matt Damon."

Another Warner Bros. executive said: "I think Matt is more suitable than Martin. His acting skills have been tested in more than ten films. He has a large number of fans. The Ocean's Han series and the two Bourne films have proved his box office appeal. Another key point is that Damon is from Cambridge, Massachusetts!"

Louise glanced at Scorsese, but he still didn't say anything.

The decision on the selection of the main actors lies in Scorsese's hands. "The Aviator" ultimately failed in its Oscar bid and returned to the subject he is best at, so Scorsese is not in a hurry to make a decision.

If a candidate can be recommended here, it means there is financial support behind him.

Louise was not surprised that someone recommended Matt Damon. Even if Damon was not in Scorsese's project, there would be others who would jump out to compete for it.

(End of this chapter)