Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 405 Beauty is Thin
James Cameron has a strong sense of autonomy when it comes to his work. Since 20th Century Fox, as the main investor, allowed James Cameron to take the lead in "Titanic," what could Aaron possibly find unacceptable?
6 p.m. Pacific Time, March 25.

The 68th Academy Awards ceremony was held in Dorothy Chandler Hall at the Los Angeles Music Center!

Aaron, meanwhile, took Monica Bellucci to a ball at the Bel Air Hotel. "There have been quite a few promotional events for 'Twister,' are you getting used to it?"

Monica Bellucci nodded. "This is the first time I've participated in a campaign of this scale!"

Aaron chuckled, hugged the sexy woman in his arms, and kissed her. "How's it going? You've already filmed several Hollywood movies. You should be used to the Hollywood work style by now, right?"

Previously, when Monica Bellucci came to Hollywood to film "Bram Stoker's Dracula", she was not used to the fast-paced life in the United States and did not have many opportunities.
Things are different now. As Aaron's business grows bigger and his status rises, she no longer lacks scripts.

"It's alright, but Hollywood seems a bit obsessed with women's figures!"

Monica Bellucci is a voluptuous and sexy beauty, but Hollywood prefers thinness as beauty.
She now has to be very careful about her figure.

Aaron leaned close to the woman's ear and said, "That's enough. You have a great figure, I really like it!"

“You’re so good with words,” Monica Bellucci nuzzled against Aaron. “Should we go back to our room and watch the Oscars live?”
Aaron nodded. Since the other party was interested in watching, of course they could.

Right now, the TV in the hotel room is broadcasting live the presentation of the awards for live-action short film and animated short film by Chinese-American film stars Jack Cheng and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar!

“That’s really high,” Aaron said, sitting on the sofa with Monica Bellucci in his arms, feeling the woman’s 34D. Jack Cheng and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on TV were also very funny.

Monica Bellucci laughed and kissed Aaron on the lips. "Jack Cheng's 'Rush Hour,' which he filmed for Universal last year, is about to be released, right?"

"Yes, the second half of the year!"

The Art Direction Award was then presented by British actress Emma Thompson.

When Emma Thompson left the stage, the curtain slowly rose, revealing Christopher Reeve in a wheelchair, shocking all the guests.

Although news of Christopher Reeve's attendance at the 68th Academy Awards had been leaked to television stations beforehand, the Academy Committee did a good job of maintaining secrecy.

“It really is Christopher Reeve!” Monica Bellucci in her arms was also surprised. The news of “Superman” being on the verge of death last year was quite sensational.

Christopher Reeve remains as handsome and strong as ever, radiating a light of courage and happiness that makes it hard for anyone to believe he once nearly died.

After a few seconds of silence, his friends Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, and others in the audience led him to stand up and applaud loudly.
Immediately, all the guests in the room stood up and began to applaud!
Christopher Reeve, smiling, addressed the audience as a guest, saying, "I saw many warm and welcoming faces in the audience..."

Christopher Reeve's appearance certainly heated up the Oscars atmosphere; the organizing committee went to great lengths to invite him, and the results were truly impressive!
"By the way, when is Universal Pictures planning to shoot an amazing Spider-Man movie?"

Monica Bellucci inquired because ever since Dawn acquired Marvel, there have been various news reports about making a superhero movie.

Aaron shrugged. "Waiting for the script, and the current technology seems a bit lacking." Warner Bros. is already preparing for the fourth installment of the Batman series, *Batman & Robin*.

Together with Warner Bros.' previous four Superman movies, Superman and Batman became household names worldwide!

Aaron also wanted to make a Spider-Man movie, after all, he needed to make a name for himself first, and the movie's publicity was huge;
Aaron would certainly not allow such a vast treasure trove to remain untouched.

With the conclusion of the Academy Awards ceremony, "Braveheart," directed by and starring Mel Gibson, won five awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Cinematography.

Nicolas Cage won the Best Actor award for his role in "Leaving Las Vegas";

Susan Sarandon won the Best Actress award for her role in "Dead Man Walking";

Kevin Spacey won the Best Supporting Actor award for his role in The Usual Suspects;
Mira Sorvino won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role in "Non-Powerful Aphrodisiac";
"Sense and Sensibility," which received numerous nominations, only won the Best Original Screenplay award for Emma Thompson, who played the female lead!

"Honey, how about we go to the Vanity Fair Oscar after-party?"

Aaron patted Monica Bellucci, whose clothes were disheveled.

At this moment, Monica Bellucci not only had disheveled hair and half-undressed clothes, but also looked somewhat dejected!
“No, I’m not going,” Monica Bellucci said weakly, pinching Aaron’s arm. “I don’t have the energy right now.”

Aaron smiled. "I have to go there. I'll pick you up tomorrow!"

Monica Bellucci nodded. The Vanity Fair Oscar celebration dinner was a special dinner organized by Vanity Fair, an entertainment magazine under Condé Nast, for the Oscars.

The first edition was held two years ago and received countless positive reviews, so it was decided that the Oscars Night would be held every year.

Vanity Fair invites some of Hollywood's big stars and celebrities to attend, including Oscar winners and nominees!
Afterward, Aaron took a shower and then headed to the Sunset Tower Hotel in Hollywood, the venue for the Vanity Fair dinner.

At this moment, the star-studded Sunset Tower Hotel is already filled with a large number of people from the entertainment and fashion news industries.

As soon as Aaron arrived, he was surrounded by a Vanity Fair reporter. "Mr. Anderson, do you have anything to say about Dawn's performance at this year's Oscars?"

After all, Apollo 13 had nine nominations, but only won two technical awards: Best Sound and Best Film Editing.

Aaron shrugged. "Didn't New Moon Pictures, a subsidiary of Dawn, also win two important awards: Best Actress and Best Original Screenplay?"

"Sense and Sensibility" and "The Walk of a Dead Man"!
Besides, didn't Dawn's "Forrest Gump" sweep the Oscars last year?

Dawn's performance over the past few years has been good enough...

(End of this chapter)