America gains both fame and fortune

Chapter 251 Unforgivable

Early in the morning, Leonardo woke up from his apartment on the Upper East Side, looked at the time on the wall clock, and patted Sienna Miller's butt next to him.

"Get up, lazy bum." He urged, "Aren't you going to make breakfast for me?"

Siena finally caught up with this guy, and immediately sat up: “I’ll go now.”

A few minutes later, the two people who had washed up went to the living room and kitchen respectively.

Leonardo opened his computer to process emails and clicked on Google out of habit. He found that in the entertainment column, "Martin, that bastard" was ranked third among the hot search keywords.

If you click on it casually, the screen will be filled with photos and gossip about Martin and Blake living together.

Take a look at the comment sections at the bottom of a few web pages, they are all filled with blessings from fans.

"What a bastard." Leonardo thought of the scene when he broke up with Gisele, raised his middle finger to the two people on the computer screen, and sent his heartfelt blessings: "Good luck in breaking up!"

Black's previous film also did well at the box office, in which he played a couple with Martin. Coupled with his outstanding personal image, he also has a group of supporters.

Leonardo also followed Martin's blog. When he looked over, he saw that there were tens of thousands of comments behind Martin and Blake's confession.

This popularity is almost catching up with him changing girlfriends.

Looking at social news, there are a lot of reports about Angelina Jolie.

Leonardo went to deal with emails, his head still thinking about Martin. The male and female protagonists are so popular, as long as the quality of the film is better, the commercial aspect should be guaranteed.

But the photos of Martin and Blake together look awkward no matter how you look at them.

Leonardo picked up his phone and called Jack Nicholson: "Old bastard, have you seen the news about Martin and Blake being together?"

Nicholson said, "Of course, these days, nothing else but gossip about the Los Angeles hero and his little fangirl. A beauty falling in love with a hero? You and I both know Martin is a piece of shit. Think about what he did on the yacht. What's the difference between that and the beast? Fuck, beauty and the beast!"

Leonardo said seriously: "That bastard betrayed us. He said he wanted to be a bachelor. Fine! I broke up with Giselle, but what happened? He found a steady girlfriend. This is unforgivable!"

Nicholson's biggest worry was not making a big deal out of it, but having nothing to do: "In New York, we didn't get him."

Leonardo said, "Let's go back to Los Angeles and deal with him! We must make them break up. How can our people fall into the arms of a woman? I'm going back to Los Angeles to prepare a water gun party. You must come to participate. If you don't come, I will release a hot air balloon in Los Angeles to help you pull the banner."

Nicholson thought of the firecrackers that almost gave him and Meryl cramps, and laughed out loud and fiercely: "I love fucking Martin the most."

Leonardo hung up the phone.

Sienna came over from the kitchen area at this time and called out, "Leo, it's time for breakfast."

Leonardo made another call and asked his assistant to book a flight back to Los Angeles.

As for Sienna Miller, she's a good girl.

A few hours later, Leonardo entered Kennedy Airport with two assistants.

As he approached the security checkpoint, he received a call from Martin.

"Hi, Martin, I'm just about to go back to Los Angeles." Leonardo smiled brightly, without any hatred for the traitor: "All the filming is done, I plan to go back early to prepare a party. You said you wanted to attend my party, of course I have to take it to heart!"

He emphasized: "I will host a more joyful party than last time, and you must come to participate."

Because of the time difference, Martin had just arrived at Warner Bros. Studios: "Remember to attend the premiere of Wanted in early November. I won't notify you specifically."

Leonardo first asked his assistant to look at the general schedule for the next month and said, "It's okay, I will definitely go to cheer for you."

"Don't pull the banner!" Martin solemnly reminded: "Don't pull the banner."

"Why would I use such a low-level method?" Leonardo said this as if he had never used it before.

Martin arrived at the Wanted studio and hung up the phone.

As soon as I entered the door, I met Thomas and Daniel.

The latter smiled happily, called Martin into the office together, and said: "The hero saves the beauty, and the beauty falls in love with the hero who saves him. This gimmick is used very well and has received a strong response on the Internet."

This kind of melodramatic love story from the eight o'clock drama has always been popular, not only on TV, but also among the general public in real life.

Even Blake Lively's new film, which is still in preparation, has attracted much attention.

So many celebrities have joined the ranks of hyping up their relationships because it is one of the easiest ways to achieve the effect of 1 plus 1 being greater than 2.

Thomas said, "Keep up the exposure with Blake and go shopping on Rodeo Drive this weekend."

Martin nodded slightly: "We are both fine."

Daniel proposed a scenario: "When the film is officially released, can you and Blake go further?"

Thomas replied: "They are already living together."

"Choose the right time and place, and Martin will publicly propose to Blake." Daniel has seen the two of them get along on a daily basis: "I don't think Blake will refuse."

He thought long-term: "We can hold the engagement ceremony when the next movie is released." Martin declined politely: "This pace is too fast. My thoughts and feelings cannot keep up. It is easy to have problems. Let's talk about it later."

Daniel glanced at Thomas, and seeing that Thomas did not try to persuade him, he gave up the plan.

He added: "For conventional publicity, you will mainly be required to participate in several road shows, media and theater manager previews, and an exclusive interview with Warner TV."

The last time he had an unpleasant interview with Allen, Thomas deliberately added, "The interview is with Helen, the one you saved at Burbank High School. She became famous because of the Burbank High School incident, and her interview show has very high ratings."

Martin responded: "Okay."

After discussing the business, Martin and Thomas left the Wanted List studio.

Walking on the sidewalk of the studio, Jessica came over and the three of them walked towards the cold drink shop together.

Jessica said: "Bradett just contacted me. He is willing to take over the adaptation of "Dark Realm", but he needs to study the novel carefully and talk to the original author Alan Green in detail."

Martin slowed down his pace a little. "No problem. You go with him to meet Alan Green. When I finish the related matters of Wanted, I will also talk to Bradt about the adaptation."

"Upfront costs?" Jessica asked.

Martin said directly: "Establish a new studio in your or Mene's name, and the expenses will be paid by the studio. Doesn't this novel have a subtitle called Never Ending? The project is called Never Ending, and the studio has the same name."

"I'll go talk to Bradt right away." Jessica came and went in a hurry.

Martin entered the cold drink shop, came to the front desk, saw the familiar waitress, and said, "Mia, give me a cup of green tea and a cup of coffee."

Mia collected the money and just finished processing Martin's order when her cell phone rang. She quickly answered it, said a few words, and then said to the supervisor next to her: "I have an important audition to attend."

The supervisor nodded: "Go ahead."

Mia came out and apologized to Martin: "I have an audition at the last minute..."

"It's okay." Martin waved his hand and sat down next to him with Thomas who was holding a drink.

Los Angeles is a city with a large number of actors, and this is not the first time Martin has encountered a similar situation.

Thomas looked at Mia walking away through the glass curtain wall and said, "In the past, many Hollywood stars had similar backgrounds."

Martin replied: "Now it's less."

Thomas nodded slightly: "There are more and more actors like Blake in Hollywood."

Martin understood what he meant: "The second generation of stars in the industry are born with advantages. It seems that this is not only the case in the entertainment industry, but also in other industries."

"It's becoming more and more common." Thomas, who comes from an ordinary middle-class family, feels this way: "If you don't have a good family, you have to find a good godfather."

He took a sip of coffee. "As for the Transformers I mentioned to you, Spielberg's godson got the leading role. Even though that guy is not famous, he is famous for causing trouble."

Martin asked, "What's going on with Nolan?"

Thomas said: "I met with Nolan's wife and partner Emma Thomas and recommended your information to her. She has a good relationship with Nolan and doesn't seem to have the habit of cheating, playing threesomes or group sports. I didn't let Mene go."

Martin said: "The Departed casting director introduced Mene to a new project and he was busy with auditions recently."

Thomas added more sugar to his coffee. "Nolan's project is still a long way from recruiting actors. We can only do so much for now. The British are sometimes difficult to get along with. Doing too much will not be good."

Martin knew very well that Nolan was a director who liked to use actors from the British Isles.

Maybe Australian actors are ranked ahead of American actors.

Nolan is a long line, and it is also Martin's preparation for the future.

The next morning, Martin attended the recording of Helen's interview on Warner TV. Helen also asked many sensitive questions, but she had communicated all of them with Martin and Thomas in advance so that no one would be caught off guard.

The recording of the show went very smoothly, and Martin walked out of the studio before 11 o'clock.

As he reached the door, a black car suddenly stopped in front of him.

Bruce, who was following Martin, immediately pulled him behind him and grasped the gun under his coat.

The driver's window was lowered, revealing Julie's face. She waved at Martin and said flatteringly, "Busy man, can you get in the car? I've been waiting for you here all morning."

Martin got in the car.

Julie rolled up the window, stepped on the accelerator, and said, "I have booked a hotel." She emphasized, "I have no other intentions. I am just a student who simply thanks the teacher."

Martin nodded slightly: "Let's go."

Julie asked, "Aren't you going to call Blake?"

Martin didn't call, but said: "Your hobby is really unique!"

Julie not only did not deny it, but said: "I probably developed this psychological habit when I was 16 years old and stole my mother's boyfriend."

(End of this chapter)