Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 337 Petite Beauty

With Dawn's acquisition of MCA Universal, it naturally inherited Universal Pictures' membership in the MPAA!
The comedy-action film "Bad Boys," directed by Michael Bay and starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, opened with a gross of $1550 million in its first three days.
As Michael Bay's directorial debut, the film's action-packed fight scenes and well-matched soundtrack showcase his unique directorial style.

The Houston Post: "The most distinctive feature of this 'Bad Boys' film is its perfect blend of thrilling action sequences and comedic elements!"

The Los Angeles Times: "A decent popcorn movie."

Forrest Gump was released last year, and its final box office in North America was $3.3 million, with a total worldwide box office of $6.7 million;
Disney's "The Lion King" grossed $3.1 million in North America and $7.7 million worldwide.

Pulp Fiction grossed $1 million in North America and $2.1 million worldwide.
"Legends of the Fall" grossed $6600 million in North America and $1.6 million worldwide!
At the Midtown Club Hotel in Manhattan, Aaron brings Nicole Kidman and director Michael Bay to meet.

"Bad Boys is performing very well. If it meets expectations, it should have no problem grossing over $5000 million at the North American box office!"

Aaron and Michael Bay clinked glasses, after all, the film only cost $2300 million to make;

The script preparation alone cost 400 million, but the actual filming cost was only 1900 million US dollars. The new director and new actors had very low salaries.

It's quite impressive that Michael Bay was able to achieve such results with a limited budget.

"Thank you. The preparations for 'The Rock' are almost complete, but there's still one main character who hasn't been cast yet."

Michael Bay reminded him with a smile.

Aaron nodded. Michael Bay's performance in "Bad Boys" had already proven his ability in action films.

"The Rock" is already at the level of an action blockbuster.

"Use Nicolas Cage; he just directed an art film called 'Leaving Las Vegas'."

"His performance in the sequel film 'The Silence of the Lambs: Red Dragon' last year was quite good!"

Aaron has always been a big fan of Nicolas Cage.

Michael Bay had no objection, saying, "His performance in 'Phone Booth' was very moving; he's a good actor!"

Subsequently, Nicole Kidman recommended her friend Naomi Watts to join the cast of "The Rock".
This confirms the main cast for "The Rock," including Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, and Ed Harris.

After Michael Bay left, Aaron also took a look at Naomi Watts: her deep, sapphire-like eyes, pointed chin, high nose bridge, and sweet smile!
Naomi Watts, with her blonde hair, looked at Aaron somewhat nervously. "Mr. Anderson, thank you for giving me this opportunity."

Aaron did indeed guess that Nicole Kidman's friend was her.

"Hmm, Nicole told me you started your acting career in Australia?"

Aaron leaned back on the sofa, picked up a glass of wine, took a sip, and asked.

"Yes, I was born in England, and moved to Australia with my parents when I was a teenager. Later, I worked as a model in Japan."

"Later, I returned to Australia to start acting, and a few years ago I worked with Nicole on a project!" Naomi Watts is a year younger than Nicole Kidman, and they are the same age. Compared to the tall Nicole Kidman, she looks much petite.

"Okay, Naomi. It'll be a bit tough when you first come to Hollywood. 'The Rock' is an action blockbuster that will help you."

Nicole Kidman smiled and poured Naomi Watts a glass of wine.

“Yes, thank you, Nicole,” Naomi Watts said sincerely, after all, she was a complete stranger in Hollywood.
Moreover, she is already 27 years old, which is not young, and her works in Australia have not made much of a splash.

The real reason I decided to stay in Hollywood was because I had just starred in the Hollywood film "Tank Girl"!

That evening, Aaron and Nicole Kidman returned to their Upper East Side villa together.

In the bathtub, Nicole Kidman, her face flushed, nestled in Aaron's arms. "So, what do you think of Naomi Watts?"

Aaron shook his head and stroked the woman's softness. "Hmm, what do you mean? I haven't seen any of her work."

In my memory, Naomi Watts is the scream queen, and her roles in the American version of the Ring series and the monster blockbuster King Kong are unforgettable!
Nicole Kidman smiled and kissed Aaron on the lips. "I'm asking you, do you have feelings for Naomi Watts?"

"She's pretty and has a good figure, don't you have any feelings for her?"

"After all, she has nothing to repay you with."

Aaron paused for a moment, then shrugged. "Isn't she your friend? Besides, how can she compare to you?"

As he spoke, Aaron reached out and touched Nicole Kidman's face, then stroked her smooth, white skin!
"You agree, Nicole?"

Nicole Kidman rolled her eyes and snuggled into the man's arms. "Don't I know you?"

"You probably don't even know how many women you have, do you?"

"Besides, I don't care how many women you have outside. I just hope you won't get tired of me!"

For a Hollywood woman like Nicole Kidman, a young, handsome, and wealthy Hollywood talent like Aaron Anderson is absolutely irresistible.
Hollywood is a cutthroat world. A beautiful woman like Nicole Kidman would definitely not be able to protect herself without someone to rely on.

Aaron took a deep breath. "Don't worry, we've known each other for years. You're mine alone!"

“You heartbreaker,” Nicole Kidman said, then sealed Aaron’s lips with hers, their tongues entwining in a passionate kiss.

Meanwhile, Dawn's first animated feature film, "Toy Story," is undergoing a large-scale promotional campaign.
Toy Story was not only Dawn Pixar's first animated feature film, but also the first 3D animation made entirely by computer.

Besides Aaron Anderson, who naturally attached great importance to Toy Story, there were also Roy Disney and Peter Schneider, the heads of Disney Animation.

In addition, Jeffrey Katzenberg of DreamWorks SKG also attached great importance to Pixar's first animated film, Toy Story!
(End of this chapter)