Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 477 Two Mature Beauties
In Los Angeles, Aaron walked out of the First Federal Center building, looked up at the sky, and felt the breeze in the sunlight!

He then turned to Edgar Irving beside him and said, "Southeast Asia is over; now we'll focus all our efforts on South Korea."

What is the current exchange rate between the US dollar and the South Korean won?

"A little over 850. Compared to the first half of the year, the Korean won has depreciated somewhat!"

Edgar Irwin responded that Thailand and Malaysia in Southeast Asia have now surrendered to the International Monetary Fund;

As for Indonesia and the like, their currency and stock markets have plummeted even more, and surrender is only a matter of time. Even the once-strong Singapore dollar is falling.

This wave of financial crisis in Southeast Asia has had a significant impact, and it is spreading to Northeast Asia and the world!

Aaron smiled. "This time, I made a net profit of $6 million. South Korea, which is heavily indebted, is a great opportunity."

"understand……"

Meanwhile, Mr. Bean's Big Disaster film achieved great success in Australia, the UK and other places.

The comedy, starring Rowan Atkinson, will soon have its North American premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, followed by a nationwide release.

In high spirits after a fruitful trip to Southeast Asia, Aaron went on vacation to Italy and also planned to visit the Venice Film Festival!
He deliberately brought along two mature and sexy beauties, Christina Yerry and Monica Bellucci.

In Lombardy, Italy, on the shores of Lake Como at the southern foot of the Alps, Aaron sits on the sofa in his lakeside villa, admiring the beautiful scenery of Lake Como before him.

I just met with Giuseppe Tornatore, the Italian director who came to visit me. "The Legend of 1900," which was co-invested and distributed by Dawn Crescent Pictures, has already started filming in Rome.

"Filming for 'Life Is Beautiful' has wrapped up, and it will be released in Italy at the end of the year. Based on the internal audition results, it's very moving!"

Monica Bellucci appeared next to Aaron at some point, sat down, and kissed the man.

Aaron put his arm around the woman. "Let's wait until next year for the North American release. In recent years, very few Italian films have been able to cause a sensation in the United States."

"Hey, where's Christiana? Hasn't she come back yet?"

Monica Bellucci smiled. "She went to Milan for Fashion Week, and this place isn't far from Milan!"

“Yeah, right,” Aaron then lay down on Monica Bellucci. “You’re a top Italian model too, aren’t you going to join in the fun?”

Monica Bellucci ruffled Aaron's blond hair. "I've been to these fashion weeks way too many times."

“Right now, my main job is acting. The Venice Film Festival is going on right now. Didn’t you say you were going to go and see it?”

Aaron closed his eyes and rested his head on the woman's lap. "Ah, I don't see any movies worth watching, nothing that interests me!"

Monica Bellucci chuckled, leaned down and breathed into Aaron's ear, "Can't any of those beautiful women pique your interest?"

"Really? That can't compare to you and Christina..."

While Aaron was vacationing in Italy, the 1997 NFL season in the United States had begun; after the league approved the rebuilding of the Cleveland Browns, the news of the addition of a new team could not be kept secret.

The competition between Houston and Los Angeles is the most intense, after all, both cities are major economic metropolises in the United States;
Moreover, they all once owned their own NFL teams, but they all relocated.

In Houston, at a hotel near the Dawn Center Arena, local Houston tycoon Bob McNair arranged a meeting with Jack Wells.

"Jack, Anderson Sports' Houston Rockets team is so successful, why bother building an NFL team in Los Angeles?"

"If Aaron is willing, he can totally work with us to build an NFL club in Houston!"

There was nothing Bob McNair could do; he knew he couldn't compete with Aaron Anderson, and besides, Houston couldn't compare to Los Angeles.

Jack Wells shrugged. "Mr. McNair, you know, Los Angeles is Aaron's hometown."

"I believe everyone would love to have an NFL team in their hometown."

Bob McNair sighed, "But Los Angeles isn't like Houston; we have the support of the city government and the Houston Rodeo."

"As long as Aaron gives his approval, building a new large stadium will definitely go smoothly."

"Furthermore, my partner and I are willing to become minority shareholders in the newly formed NFL team. In that case, Aaron will still be in charge of the new team!"

Look, Aaron Anderson built the Dawn Center, the most luxurious arena in the entire NBA, for the Rockets in Houston;
The Rockets also won the championship at the newly built Dawn Center, which has become a highlight of Houston and a place of longing for Houston basketball fans.

The city of Houston certainly wouldn't contribute much to the new stadium's funding, and Bob McNair would have to raise the money himself.

But with Aaron Anderson, the funding problem would be easy to solve, since Anderson Sports already owns the NBA's Houston Rockets!
Jack Wells smiled, raised his glass and clinked it against Bob McNair's. "Mr. McNair, I know all that."

"But you can't take away Aaron's desire to build an NFL team for his hometown, can you?"

"Just like you, Mr. McNair, don't you also hope that your hometown of Houston can have an NFL team again?"

Bob McNair opened his mouth, but couldn't say anything. Indeed, Aaron Anderson was a native of Los Angeles.

After the Los Angeles Raiders and Los Angeles Rams relocated to Oakland and St. Louis respectively, his desire for Los Angeles to have an NFL team again is certainly strong!

Bob McNair left because he had no reason to convince Jack Wells, let alone Aaron Anderson.
Jack Wells leaned back in his chair, watching Bob McNair leave, and couldn't help but mutter to himself, "How could Aaron give up the Los Angeles market?"

"If the Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers hadn't been unwilling to sell back then, why would Aaron have come to Houston to acquire the Rockets!"

Jack Wells knows Aaron well. Forget about his love of sports; the main reason Aaron entered the sports industry was because he saw potential in the business.

Moreover, owning a sports club would greatly increase Aaron's political leverage and social influence!

The NFL would only be able to let go of Aaron if the new stadium project in Los Angeles were to be shelved, in which case the NFL would abandon Los Angeles and choose a new city, and Houston would be the best choice at that time.
Which city, besides Los Angeles, doesn't have its own NFL team that's more impressive than Houston these days?

(End of this chapter)