hollywood draw

As CEO, who just took office in 20th Century Fox, Townsend Rossman's understanding of all aspects of film is definitely the top in the circle.

Judging from his half-life experience in Hollywood, the so-called DC movie universe is like an extremely beautiful and aerial loft. This is different from shooting a series of movies that exist in a separate series, where there are countless difficulties to balance.

In this fast land of North America, no matter what color you are in, almost everyone can tell some stories about superheroes, especially those heroes in the DC camp, whose popularity is too high.

Even if you are not a fan of comics, whenever you mention the names Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne and Diannana Prince, people will think of the first thing they do when they wear shorts to save the world, or the rich grandpa who wanders in the Gotham steel jungle.

The advantage of DC comic-adapted movies is here. Everyone probably fantasized about their favorite superheroes in their ignorant youth and youth. When these superheroes, due to the rapid progress in the movie special effects industry, can use the feelings of most people to make them empty their pockets by relying on the influence of the characters themselves.

Any superhero who comes to the screen is in line with the image in the minds of most viewers. The excitement after watching the movie will become their main motivation for entering surrounding stores and spending for love. This is also one of the reasons why Warner Bros. is terrifying peripheral sales.

But the expression form of movies is very different from comics after all. They are completely different from comics. Some things that are very successful in comics cannot be directly used on the big screen to monetize, such as the so-called movie universe.

In fact, Townsend Rossman has been considering this issue for a long time. On the one hand, based on his own experience, Wayne's approach is like a dream-building process. On the other hand, he is looking forward to breaking market cognition again and again and having a better way to solve the problems.

In fact, compared to the DC universe with a complex system, he prefers his "X-Men". After all, in similar adaptations, the simpler the background, the easier it is to succeed.

The way of expression on the big screen is different from that of the comics. It fundamentally turns the complex DC system that makes people feel so painful that it turns into an attic in the sky. Needless to say, something complicated, in a certain parallel universe, Dashen is saving the earth, and perhaps in another universe, he becomes a completely degenerate villain.

In the DC Comics Universe, except those hardcore comic fans, there are probably few normal people who can tell the difference. There is also a very important point. If you want to put all heroes together like a pot of soup, one thing you must consider is the imbalance of combat power system caused by various superpowers.

To be very realistic, with the combat power shown by Bruce Wayne on the big screen, what methods should be used to make the audience believe that this richest man in Gotham can fight Clark Kent back and forth? I'm afraid that a normal person knows that with his super combat power, killing Batman is no more powerful than killing a cockroach.

Townsend Rossman has stood from Wayne's perspective countless times, but he has not thought about a perfect solution, unless he gives up the concept of the cinema universe and shoots independent movie series to turn these superheroes into individual individuals.

"Clang, Clang, Clang."

A few crisp knocks sounded, Terry pushed open the door and walked in, sat opposite the desk, and first glanced at the newspapers on the table.

The media is now full of news and speculation about Wayne Greenberg, or "Batman: The Dark Knight". His work during this period is also related to the young director.

"Boss, I've investigated it."

Terry glanced lightly, immediately withdrew his attention and looked at his immediate boss wrapped in a thick cigar fog. "The DC Cinema Universe was proposed by Wayne Greenberg more than three years ago, and various information showed that he submitted a complete planning outline to Warner Bros.

Warner Bros.’s ex Ceo Kevin Tessulhara, who had a deep conversation with Wayne Greenberg and had read the highly feasible plan, made all efforts to promote "Batman: The War Moment" within the company. Before the release of this movie, Warner Bros. and DC Comics established a special screenwriter department dedicated to serving DC comic superheroes."

"Everything is prepared so early..."

Townsend Rossman nodded slowly and tried hard to suppress all the doubts in his heart. As long as he works in this circle, no one dares to underestimate Kevin Tessulhara. The other party not only led Warner Bros.'s performance steadily, but also laid a solid and perfect foundation for Warner Bros.'s rise before he was about to be promoted to CEO of Time Warner.

Townsend Rossman now really can't figure out how to solve the problems of building the DC universe, but undoubtedly, the plan that passed the review of Kevin Tessulhara a few years ago and was willing to push for it fully before the promotion was at least not in terms of feasibility.

As long as this is determined, Twentieth Century Fox will not make any mistakes in judgment. No matter how big the plan is, Wayne will make a similar complete plan for them.

Townsend Rossman has always believed that compared to the complex DC universe adaptation that makes people feel troublesome, his own "X-Men" is much more feasible.

He is now like a strong man holding a treasure chest, but he doesn't dare to open it easily with brute force. He can only find ways to ask for another strong man with the key to the box. Thinking of this, Townsend Rossman slowly calmed down his heat, put the cigar in the ashtray, looked across from the desk, and asked:

"How is the negotiations with Wayne Greenberg agent?"

"That's a damn vampire! Shit!"

When he mentioned this, even when facing his respected old boss, Terry swears rarely, and his face looked even more painful and unbearable torture. "Boss, that guy has completely abandoned his face. Whenever we take a small step back and want to reach a cooperation as soon as possible, he will take a big step forward."

“It’s normal.”

Unexpectedly, Townsend Rossman did not show any surprise at all, and smiled calmly and shook his head. "The reason why that agent dared to do this is because he had absolute confidence in his clients. Look, he is likely to drag the negotiations until after the Oscars, or even after June next year!"

Both of them knew that these were two very critical nodes. After the Oscars, if Wayne could get a pivotal little golden man, it would inevitably be accompanied by a huge increase in his value.

It will be easier to drag it out until June next year. After "Batman: The Dark Knight" is released, if the film is more popular in North America than the first film in the world, then the agent will definitely not be satisfied with the treatment they offer now.

As soon as he wanted to face the painful negotiations, Terry felt a little bored. He now regretted a little, regretting why he didn't sign the damn contract as soon as possible when Wayne just agreed. Now they have not captured Zach Schneider's heart, nor have they lost the best time to sign Wayne.

"Are we always paying attention to him?"

Terry immediately felt the urge to give up when he thought of the vampire named Jimmy. "We may be able to contact Wayne directly, or even reveal the negotiation process to the media. If the other party does not want to bring a reputation of destroying the promise, he may choose to reach an agreement with us as soon as possible."

One thing he can be sure of is that Wayne Greenberg is a very credible person in the hearts of many people in the circle who keep their promises. All signs have long shown that the other party is a madman who is extremely trustworthy, and as long as the other party accepts the effort, he can generally get high returns.

Credit can be said to be one of the important reasons why the other party can succeed quickly, and it is also the basis for people to think that this young director is reliable.

"Don't be stupid, this won't work."

Townsend Rossman shook his head and denied the idea immediately. He believed that if 20th Century Fox did this, Wayne would definitely sign a contract with him as soon as possible due to the promise he had agreed to, but such a cooperation would definitely not be the effect he wanted.

He shook his head in depression. Terry knew that he still had to face the tormenting negotiation work and continued to face the broker who wanted to use verbal threats and other means to delay the negotiation process.

"Shit, why should Wayne Greenberg, indulge his agent like this, I bet he must know what his agent is doing! All this is intentional!"

"Why? Ha."

Townsend Rossman suddenly narrowed his eyes, and as two smogs spewed out of his nostrils, a low voice slowly reminded him: "Since the 1990s, Wayne was still an unknown little person. At that time, no one of the six major companies could beat him up without hesitation! He couldn't even find a reason.

When two years passed, everyone suddenly realized that this young man would help Warner Brothers and pose a significant threat to himself. The large companies involved in the competition began to use some unconventional means to attack Wayne, trying to stop him from continuing to succeed. This has already shown that some projects of large companies are not sure to win in the competition!

At the end of the previous year, several giants used tacit understanding to start attacking him with public opinion and poured dirty water on him. When they wanted to completely slander him, it was actually proved that several giants could not gain any advantage by relying on the suppression within the rules!

And today, when we have to sit at the negotiating table with Wayne, the fact is that any of the six major companies have to cooperate with that young man by compromising! Terry, if you observe carefully, you will find that Wayne Greenberg is growing up quickly in constant competition.

So, why do you think he is so tough? Why dare to indulge his agent at will and use methods that are not allowed to be used outside to seek benefits for him?"