hollywood draw

"...I will mobilize Disney's media to follow up on some actions of Universal Pictures." Roy Disney's voice came slowly on the phone.

"I heard that Warner Bros. sent The Matrix to MPAA, right? This film will only be an R-rated film, and if necessary, we can still hold them for a while. Also, I will talk to Ms. Shirley Lansing of Paramount..."

"That's it."

After getting the desired result, Ron Mayer hung up the phone with satisfaction, leaned on the chair and flipped the phone book, thinking about who to call next.

As the night passed, the sun climbed into the sky early, and Greater Los Angeles became noisy in the scorching sun.

Perhaps it was because she was too indulged last night. While she was awakened by the sun, Wayne felt a soreness in her waist at the first time. She let go of the girl who was curled up like a cat in her arms, and sat up and saw a messy room.

Get up from the bed and put on your pants, and don't worry about Jennifer Connery who was sleeping in the dark, shook his head, which had not yet been fully awake, and walked to the bathroom to take a shower, hoping to rejuvenate himself as soon as possible.

When the sound of water stopped, Wayne walked out wearing a bathrobe and wiped his hair with a towel, and was almost swelling again by the scenery in front of him.

Jennifer Connery was wearing his white shirt and showing off his two snow-white long legs. He had no other cover except the shirt, and was packing up the clothes they threw away last night.

The girl seemed to feel the hot gaze behind her, and turned around and said with a smile: "You were so crazy yesterday. I am protesting everywhere now. Don't make any wrong ideas, boy."

"Are you hungry?" Wayne shrugged and sat at the dining table to watch her pack her clothes. "I feel like I'm almost hungry."

"I just ordered breakfast. Wait for a while. The adaptive student will be sent to the room..."

"Ding Dong."

Before he could finish his words, the doorbell of the room was ringing. Jennifer Connery raised an eyebrow at him, pointed at the shirt on his body, and pointed to the door, indicating that he would open the door to get breakfast.

“Ok.”

Rejected the adapter and helped push the dining car into the suite, and Wayne put the breakfast on the dining table himself.

"Scrambled eggs, bacon, barley bread, ham, and beef?" He found that he ordered a lot of things, far more than the normal breakfast for two people.

The girl pulled open the chair and sat down, skillfully divided the beef and put it into the bread. "My God! Don't look at me like this, I'm too hungry."

Even though he said that, Jennifer Connery didn't eat much, maybe he didn't even have enough breakfast for a normal person. He lay on the dining table in a while and watched the man opposite him patiently swallowing him.

Needless to ask, Wayne also knew that it was the way to maintain his figure. Not only this woman was like this, but Cameron Diaz, Naomi Watts and others were almost the same style.

There are indeed actresses in the circle who can’t eat fat no matter how hard they eat, but in order to maintain a good photogenic effect, most actresses will have a thinner figure than on the big screen.

To become famous, these are all the prices that need to be paid by default. For women, this industry requires much higher requirements than male actors.

“Can you ask a question?”

Seeing that the beef on his plate was almost gone, Jennifer Connery picked up the plate of scrambled eggs and helped him with a fork to add it.

Wayne tilted his head and looked at her strangely. While continuing to stuff food into his mouth, he waved his hand and signaled her not to be polite and said directly.

"Hani, as the top commercial director in the circle, can you come up with ideas for me?" The girl knew that the opportunity to wait came, and she revealed her troubles without hesitation.

"I was about 10 years old. Because of my father's influence, I started to perform commercial models in the fashion industry in New York. From participating in the first TV series in 1979 to now, except for some famous people who are not big or small, I have always been acting like this on this road."

Speaking of this, Jennifer Connery smiled self-deprecatingly, and she could tell that she was very clear about the problems she was facing. "The media and movie fans praised me for being beautiful since I was a child, and I was the dream lover in the hearts of hundreds of millions of men. However, I did not get more opportunities because of this. The projects I participated in were supporting roles and small investment art films. Give me some advice, okay?!"

Satisfiedly put down the knife and fork, Wayne took out two tissues and wiped his mouth, looking at the frowning girl with a funny look.

As soon as she opened her mouth, she could tell that the other party was testing herself, hoping to get more from her, not just the way to gain.

Perhaps half of her words were sincere. Many actresses have experienced this period and worked hard, and then found that their status, fame, wealth, etc. have not improved at all. This is really disheartening.

But Jennifer Connery's situation is far less bad than she said. This woman has never lacked project invitations, which has surpassed more than 80% of actresses in the circle.

"Ok, what do you think?" He raised his wrist and saw that it was still early. Wayne lit a cigarette and planned to chat patiently with the girl.

yes! Jennifer Connery shouted in his heart, still maintaining a distressed expression on the surface. "Do you think I can transform and develop into the acting line? Or should I take on more vase roles?"

"Say that, you do have a lot of talent in acting."

A large cloud of green smoke was exhaled, and he looked at the woman's eyes with some amusement. "But I still think you don't have to worry. Be more patient. Your likable face and figure are your advantages. There is no need to waste it. Opportunities will always come inadvertently, right?"

After saying that, he didn't wait for the woman to continue asking questions. He picked up the clothes he had sorted out and started to put them on his body one by one, saying as he put them on his clothes:

"Warner Bros.'s next big production, there are suitable roles, I would recommend you to audition, so, put away this expression and we go to work, ok?"

"Thanks, dear!"

After checking out of the hotel and getting in the car, Wayne was actually thinking about whether to make the woman's movie "Charlie's Angels" in advance.

How much risk is needed to take? Whether it will appear a few years in advance will be accepted by current North American movie fans is very uncertain.

Both women, Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Connery, are actually quite suitable for this film, and the Chinese-born Liu Yuling is not an indispensable role. In my memory, the girl entered Hollywood very early and was always playing supporting roles. She was not officially famous until she participated in this film.

There is not much remaining dubbing work in "The Walker of the Skies", so he kept thinking about this in his mind.

In fact, writing a script to make a project plan will not take up too much energy. Instead, the real important preparation and shooting work can be thrown to Warner Bros.

Hollywood has not started to play political correctness crazy, and feminist ideas have not officially risen. This is his only concern.

Sometimes movies are completely complementary to the social environment. For example, now that Wonder Woman is being produced, anyone who shoots it will definitely be a mess, and there is no second possibility.

Time was still moving forward until all the work of "The Walker of the Stop" ended in mid-April and the sample was sent to Warner Bros. He was still hesitant about this matter.

However, a call from Bruce Rosenblum made Wayne temporarily throw away all other ideas, hurriedly took his assistant to the office of CYO on the seventh floor of Warner Bros. Building.

"They regarded Warner Brothers as a DreamWorks, and several tacitly excluded us. The executives who were close to us in the three major theater companies called me. Except for Sony Columbia, the others were putting pressure on theaters to reduce the opening screen of "The Matrix", and..."

Bruce Rosenblum said here, deliberately stopping to observe Wayne's face.

"What, I've just agreed."

"Well, the grading work of "The Matrix" in MPAA has ended, and the film has been divided into the R-rated film field."

"Isn't this normal? Our initial plan was that this was an R-level film." Wayne asked curiously. "The big scene special effects, explosions and other scenes in the film are basically impossible to be set to the level of pg13."

"It's the process wrong, Wayne!"

Jeff Robinoff, who had been silent, explained at this time: "Normally, although the mpaa members are kept secret, everyone in the circle knows that the seats inside have always been divided up by the six major players. When "The Matrix" was ranked, several other players played tacitly."

By this, Wayne understands that "The Matrix" and "The Walker of the Infernal Affairs" are all right, but their positioning is an R-level film from the beginning. What should I do with other Warner Bros. films? It is hard to say whether this situation will happen again.

From this we can also see how difficult it is to become the seventh giant in DreamWorks.

No matter when, there is no possibility of other companies involved in MPAA. These are the six basic platforms and back gardens. Just being rated by the video every time, it makes DreamWorks dream full of ups and downs.

So in the next few years, DreamWorks seemed to have developed smoothly. The films produced not only won high box offices, but also won the prize ceremony for the awards season. In fact, they have always been strangled by the Six Majors, and tacitly suppressed them everywhere.

Wayne looked at Jeff Robinoff and asked with some headache: "Will the situation be so bad that every video is like this?"

"It's impossible to keep doing this. Warner Brothers is not a dream factory." Jeff Robinoff sneered, his voice full of mockery. "I'm afraid that someone will always be in the middle of the organization, otherwise there will be no trust between these companies."