This actor just wants to verify.

Chapter 457 This girl really drinks (Monthly ticket plus 13)
Isn't it necessary to quantify?

One is the box office. This does involve a lot of randomness, but please rest assured that professionals will calculate it clearly for you.

Whatever data you want and whatever certification from an authoritative organization you want can be provided for you.

There is no way to avoid the loss of tens of millions.

The other is endorsement. If there are two endorsements, that would be five million, and if there are three endorsements, that would be more than ten million.

Oh, there is also evidence to prove that it was Song Zu’s slander that caused the loss.

Hao Yun was also arranged.

When Mr. Song found out that he was being sued, a certain shampoo brand and AD calcium milk announced the termination of their endorsement contracts with An Xiaoxi.

The announcement clearly stated that it was because of the Transformer incident that An Xiaoxi was not chosen to be the spokesperson.

It also stated that since the incident in which Song provided evidence that An Xiaoxi was a deformed person, the company had evaluated that An Xiaoxi's current reputation had conflicted with the company's business philosophy and brand image, and it was regrettable that fans of the brand and An Xiaoxi were disappointed.

In fact, this manuscript was provided by Hao Yun.

Pepsi will definitely not terminate the contract. That thing was just used to scare people, but the two brands of shampoo and AD calcium milk actually failed to sign the contract.

Not many people know about shampoo.

The endorsement of AD calcium milk is something that everyone knows.

Many of An Xiaoxi’s fans have seen her drinking AD calcium milk on multiple occasions, and spontaneously contacted the AD calcium milk company, hoping that the brand would consider cooperating with An Xiaoxi and invite An Xiaoxi to be its spokesperson.

Other spokespersons might just gesture, but this girl really drinks.

Although AD Calcium Milk Company felt that this product line was not the company's business focus, given An Xiaoxi's support for the company's products and her growing popularity, they became proactive.

The only step left is to officially sign the contract.

Even some of the materials were shot when An Xiaoxi was filming the Wuzhong promotional video.

After completing the two steps of quantification and evidence, I asked Senior Brother Che Hao to introduce me to a few more capable lawyers.

In a very short time, the matter was laid out in front of Mr. Song.

The total amount of claims in the two lawsuits was as high as 15 million.

If Pepsi terminates the contract because of this incident - the contract will definitely list the circumstances of termination - the amount of the claim may be over 20 million.

Although civil litigation is a long process, as long as this matter goes forward, Song will sooner or later have to face this huge claim.

He deleted all the posts overnight and contacted Aunt Liu, hoping that they would show some mercy.

Just treat him like a fart.

He is just greedy and wants to find some trouble to attract some attention.

He swore that he would never slander An Xiaoxi again in his life, but if An Xiaoxi wanted to slander someone, he could help.

Aunt Liu ignored him and insisted on suing.

Never forgive!

The man surnamed Song turned around and looked for Dong Ping again, but was naturally rejected unceremoniously by the production team of "Those Years".

That’s not all. Beijing Film Academy’s head teacher Wang Jinsong brought his underage student An Xiaoxi to be guests on “Today’s Statement” to clarify the rumors and assist in the popularization of laws related to defamation.

An Xiaoxi openly talked about the painful feelings she had experienced during this period of cyber violence on the show and released some childhood photos.

All the negative information about her was wiped out, and she became the object of sympathy for many people.

Some die-hard black fans and loyal fans of other stars no longer dare to come out for fear of becoming the next Mr. Song.

On the other hand, the production team of "Those Years" announced that all the compensation money will be donated to charity organizations, and will actively help other victims safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

The word "tingling scalp" was not enough to describe how Song Zu felt.

He knew he was finished, completely finished.

Even though he's cheating people everywhere, he actually can't afford to pay the money.

And if he is really punished by the law, others will follow his example, and people like him will probably have no place to survive.

He began to struggle between finding a lawyer to defend himself and fleeing overseas.

There was a high probability that he would fail in defending the lawsuit, so he consulted a relevant lawyer, who said that the evidence was so detailed - deleting the posts was of no use, and the quantification was so specific - every transaction was calculated clearly for you, and the terms were so consistent, it was obvious that there was guidance from an expert.

Otherwise you should just pay the money.

As for escaping, that is actually a good idea. Once he is outside, he can spread rumors more unscrupulously.

You can’t even catch it.

But he was unwilling to give up because his career had just started.

Of course, not everyone on the Internet applauded.

Some people began to feel unbearable and thought, aren't you capitalists going too far?
The man surnamed Song is just a person who dares to speak, and he has the freedom to speak...

You are pushing an ordinary person to death. What if he becomes depressed? What if he commits suicide?
But someone immediately refuted this statement.

Mr. Song is already 37 years old. Has he ever thought about how much harm his rumor about a 17-year-old girl would cause to the girl? Will the girl, who is 20 years younger than him, become depressed or even have suicidal thoughts because of this?

If several major producers work together, it is easy to control online public opinion.

Even those who followed the surname Song to slander An Xiaoxi all quickly stopped their actions, fearing that the war would spread to them. Since Hao Yun's goal was achieved, there was naturally no obstacle to the postponement of the film.

He was just being pretentious. The person who made the most money from the movie when the box office exceeded 100 million yuan was actually him, the director.

In this matter, he received guidance and help from his senior brother Che Hao, and took advantage of the producers' eagerness to make over 100 million yuan at the box office.

Then there is also a certain connection with shampoo and AD calcium milk.

Of course, if An Xiaoxi wants to go all out, it is impossible for her to win the lawsuit against Song Zhu and then go and cooperate with these two brands again.

There is indeed no problem from the perspective of legal procedures, but public opinion will definitely not allow it.

So, An Xiaoxi actually lost two endorsements.

These two endorsements had to be lost, but the way they were lost was a bit tricky.

First of all, the shampoo was not endorsed by An Xiaoxi, but by Hao Yun, and it was just used by Hao Yun for some manipulation.

In the end, Hao Yun will still be the spokesperson, but since he is cooperating with her in the acting, Hao Yun will definitely give her some endorsement fees and cooperate more with her in promoting the brand.

Secondly, the AD calcium milk was really lost.

It just fell into the hands of Hao Yun, and Hao Yun will replace An Xiaoxi to endorse AD calcium milk.

Anyway, he and An Xiaoxi are now in a tied-in state. For the brand, Hao Yun's endorsement is not much worse than An Xiaoxi's.

Moreover, Hao Yun's level is higher.

He is the winner of the Cannes Best Screenplay Award and the Golden Horse Best Film Award, and is also a music composer with a certain degree of international fame.

Hao Yun took one endorsement from An Xiaoxi and gave the other one he was negotiating to An Xiaoxi.

Therefore, it is true that An Xiaoxi lost two endorsements, but the benefits did not flow too far and only flowed into Hao Yun's bowl.

Neither of these two endorsements will be officially announced now. We will talk about it after this matter is settled next year.

By then, even if someone discovers the trick, it will not be an excuse for public opinion to attack.

On the contrary, it can give people a strong sense of déjà vu.

That is, Hao Yun is not easy to mess with, he really bites people.

And the way he did it was so ruthless.

You can't use the average person's way of thinking to guess about him.

Even if the producers knew that they were being used by Hao Yun, they would not refuse to continue cooperating with Hao Yun.

This is how business works.

July 7th is the second day after the full month of the release of "Those Years", and the overall box office has been released.

Unfortunately, the total box office in mainland China was 9585 million, just over million away from breaking million.

Fortunately, the movie key was extended, and on the day of the premiere of "Initial D", the screening schedule of "Those Years" was reduced to a very low number, but it still maintained a good attendance rate.

Of course, it is impossible to postpone the date in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

The total box office in Taiwan was NT$4.5 million, equivalent to RMB 1.022 million. The mainland did not have the goal of breaking million, but it was achieved in Taiwan.

It also broke the box office record for Taiwanese local films.

In the overall list in Taiwan, it ranks third, only behind "Titanic" with NT$1997 million in 7.89 and "Jurassic Park" with NT$1993 million in 4.6.

Taiwanese media have said that Hao Yunhua's invitation to Jay Chou to pay for his travel expenses was the most successful deal in Taiwanese film history.

Of course, Hao Yun and An Xiaoxi are also extremely popular in Taiwan.

The recent public opinion that An Xiaoxi was a shapeshifter did not have much impact on the box office because there is not much market for this movie in Taiwan.

Then in Hong Kong, "Those Years" successfully earned 6386 million Hong Kong dollars.

In Taiwan, "Those Years" lost to "Jurassic Park", but in Hong Kong it made a comeback because the box office of "Jurassic Park" was only 6223 million.

Of course, not many people in Hong Kong pay more attention to "Those Years" than "Jurassic Park".

They were surprised to find that "Those Years" surpassed "Kung Fu"!
It was thought that the 2001 million of "Shaolin Soccer" in 6073 was the box office ceiling for Hong Kong films, but unexpectedly it was surpassed by Stephen Chow's own "Kung Fu" in 2004.

What was even more unexpected was that "Those Years", a movie made casually by a few young people, broke the box office record of "Kung Fu".

Currently, "Those Years" is the number one Chinese-language film at the box office in Hong Kong.

If it competes with Hollywood movies, it can rank second in the overall list, second only to "Titanic" in 1997 with 1.15 million Hong Kong dollars.

Someone calculated that based on the current exchange rate, New Taiwan Dollar: RMB = 4.4:1, Hong Kong Dollar: RMB = 1:1.08, the total national box office of "Those Years" reached a staggering 2.67 million RMB.

Although it is not as good as the $1.05 million of "House of Flying Daggers", the $1.07 million of "Kung Fu", and even less than the global total box office of "Hero" of $1.84 million and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" of $2.16 million, but as a work by a new director who has only made two films, Hao Yong has proved to the world with practical actions that he can not only make art films like "Labyrinth of the Heart", but also commercial films like "Those Years".

The producers of "Those Years" were so happy.

However, because the release of "Those Years" was delayed for a month in mainland China, the celebration in July was postponed to August.

August 25th.

Regardless of whether the box office in mainland China can break 100 million, based on the global total box office of 200 to 300 million, no one can say that they are not qualified.

(End of this chapter)