Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 510 Members of the United Kingdom

That night, in the bar of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, NFL Commissioner Paul Taliab and Aaron met. Taliab had just finished participating in the 1998 NFL Draft.

"Congratulations, Aaron! The Los Angeles Stars' new stadium issue has been resolved!"

Paul Taliab had no reason not to congratulate Aaron Anderson, given that the bustling Los Angeles market was common knowledge.

Aaron took a sip of his drink. "Construction is expected to officially begin in October of this year, and is projected to be completed in the second half of the year after next."

"The Los Angeles Stars will participate in the 2000 NFL season!"

Paul Tagliabue nodded. "Of course, no problem. In 2000, the Los Angeles Stars participated in the draft and league for the first time."

"The Cleveland Browns will officially join the league next year, and the Los Angeles Stars will be the last team in the NFL."

The NFL season starts in September, and the Fuguo Center needs to ensure it can open in September of the year after next!
However, Aaron listened to Paul Taliab's advice that once the Los Angeles Stars were formed, the league would not add any more teams.

The Los Angeles Stars are the 32nd club in the NFL.

After speaking with Paul Tagliabue, Aaron approached Cate Blanchett and asked, "Is filming of 'Elizabeth' in England finished?"

Cate Blanchett hugged Aaron's neck and kissed him. "I'm done filming in February. I went to the UK because 'Oscars & Lucinda' is being released there this month, and I'm there to promote it."

"Oscar and Lucinda" was released in the United States at the end of last year in an effort to win an Oscar, but unfortunately it only received a nomination for Best Costume Design.
This romantic drama starring Ralph Fiennes and Cate Blanchett did not receive much attention.

Aaron pulled Cate Blanchett into his arms, patted her gently, and said, "The Truman Show will be released soon."

"With Jim Carrey, The Truman Show received a lot of attention!"

Moreover, Jim Carrey delivered a superb performance in this film, unlike his previous nonsensical comedies.

"I've seen the edited version. 'The Truman Show' is very well made and definitely worth recommending."

Cate Blanchett has always been interested in art films, and she has high hopes for "The Truman Show".

Aaron smiled, lowered his head and kissed the girl in his arms. "Let's go back!"

Soon, Aaron and Cate Blanchett arrived at a villa in Westwood, a place Aaron had specially arranged for them...

The following day, Burbank, Dawn Headquarters.

Aaron sat in his office chair as Christina Yeri spoke about Dawn Global:
This summer will see the release of "The Mummy," "Notting Hill," and "The Truman Show," as well as "Armageddon."

The new films "Shakespeare in Love" and "The Sixth Sense" are also about to start filming!

Aaron pulled Christina Yerry onto his lap, and Christina Yerry, dressed in an office lady outfit, looked incredibly sexy.

"I know that 'The Sixth Sense' is going to start filming. Is Edward Zwick, the director of 'Shakespeare in Love,' ready for the project?"

As Aaron asked the question, he reached out and stroked Christiana Yerry's thigh. Christiana Yerry smiled, "It's almost done; we estimate filming will begin within two months."

"The female lead is Winona Ryder, who is currently a jury member at the Cannes Film Festival, and the male lead is Joseph Fiennes, who is Ralph Fiennes' brother."

Aaron knew Joseph Fiennes, after all, he had just worked with Cate Blanchett on the historical film Elizabeth.

Aaron lowered his head and kissed Christina Yerry, who was sitting on his lap, then casually unbuttoned her shirt and reached into her underwear to feel its softness!

"And what about the projects for Rush Hour 2 and Entrapment?"

Aaron then inquired, since these two films were action movies, and Aaron would definitely be more interested in them.

Christiana Yerry sat on Aaron's lap, letting the man grope her, and softly replied, "Rush Hour 2 probably won't start filming until September."

"Regarding 'Entrapment,' the female lead is Catherine Zeta-Jones, and as for the male lead, everyone thinks Kevin Costner is a good choice."

"Their previous collaboration, 'The Mask of Zorro,' was a huge success, and I believe 'Entrapment' will also be a success!"

“Kevin Costner?” Aaron pondered, leaning back in his chair and withdrawing his hand.

Kevin Costner's post-apocalyptic sci-fi film "The Postman," which he directed and starred in at the end of last year, was a critical and commercial flop.
Warner Bros.' $8000 million investment yielded $1700 million in box office revenue!

After the failure of "Waterworld", Kevin Costner's "The Postman" was an even more shocking flop.

The movie "The Postman" has a nonsensical plot, a dragging storyline, and a slow pace that makes the audience tired of the film.
Moreover, "The Postman" is entirely a promotion of the American Dream. Its positioning as a future and science fiction film seems unbelievable. Setting the background in a fictional future of America and its excessive promotion of the United States has made the audience feel disgusted!
"What's wrong? Are you also worried about Kevin Costner's reputation right now?"

Christina Yerry, nestled in Aaron's arms, kissed the man's cheek and quickly understood his concerns.

"Yes, Kevin Costner has made two consecutive films set in post-apocalyptic wasteland settings; the subject matter is actually quite good."

"However, the plot and storyline are too arrogant, and the excessive hero worship and belligerent sentiment make the audience uncomfortable!"

"Entrapment" is a script that Aaron has high hopes for, and he is probably worried that Kevin Costner's current reputation will affect the work.

"Yes, there's another candidate, Pierce Brosnan, the 007."

"However, Pierce Brosnan is scheduled to start filming the sequel, *The World Is Not Enough*, at the end of the year, so if we're going to cast him, the *Entrapment* project needs to be prepared as soon as possible."

"He was also recommended by Martin Campbell, the director of 'Entrapment,' and he previously worked with Pierce Brosnan on 'GoldenEye'!"

Indeed, the director of "Entrapment" is Martin Campbell, the director of "GoldenEye" (007).
After all, "GoldenEye" was the film that brought the 007 series back to its peak, and it is also the highest-grossing film in the 007 series.

Aaron thought for a moment, "Martin Campbell's recommendation is pretty good. Let's pair Pierce Brosnan and Catherine Zeta-Jones together; all three are British anyway."

“Entrapment can get the green light right away.”

Scotland and Wales are both members of the United Kingdom!
(End of this chapter)