hollywood draw

According to the original plan, the crew successfully worked on the first floor of the **** Bank Building for a long time. But when the night came to Big Apple City, countless media, newspapers and other institutions in North America were in a dilemma.

It was already late at night. When the clock rang "clang, clang, clang", the hotel where Wayne and others were staying had already fallen into a deep sleep.

The crew consists of a huge and complex crew. Once the filming starts, it is like a sophisticated and complex machine. As long as there are no accidents, no one wants to stop the work. Any loss of one day means a loss of money in a unit of millions of dollars, and it will also disrupt the working rhythm of hundreds of people.

At this time, a bustling block not too far from the hotel, Manhattan Times Square, known as the "crossroads of the world", is still brightly lit. It can be regarded as the news media center of Big Apple City. Many news media outlets around the world, including ABC, have studios and news centers in Times Square.

Therefore, when many foreign media comment on live broadcasting news in North America, they always like to cut the camera to the studio in Times Square. Usually, people feel that the background of the bustling scenery can weaken certain politicization factors.

Just like the name of this square, the most important current affairs media here first reminds people of the famous New York Times. This newspaper, known for its "creditativeness" and "authority", has a global distribution scale and is a representative of high-level newspaper media and serious publications in North America.

However, things always have two sides. This newspaper, like all paper media, also has an entertainment section. At this moment, in the office of the editor-in-chief of the entertainment section, two people were standing by the window, silently looking at the bright lights outside the window.

"Can't wait any longer!"

Editor-in-chief Joseph Ballmer is a middle-aged white man who has been working in the office for a long time, which inevitably makes his body fat. He suddenly turned his head and looked at Jim Burgess standing beside him, saying: "It's already three o'clock in the morning. At night, we will delay the printing of the factory. No one can afford this responsibility."

He felt a little nervous now, and he actually believed the advice of a young reporter and stayed with the other party seriously until now.

Jim Bijis was also extremely nervous at this time. As the editor said, if the factory prints newspapers, no one can afford to take responsibility. Even the editor-in-chief, who is of high power in his eyes, would not joke about his career.

However, when I thought of my judgment, I couldn't help but speak, "Mr. Ballmer, based on my experience in working on the front line, the conclusion I have come to, it is very likely that there will be no authoritative media reporting on Wayne Greenberg's incident tomorrow. If this news only appears on the "New York Failure" family..."

This is the main reason why they waited for news until now. Of course, Joseph Ballmer knew that the New York Times did not need to make any exclusive entertainment headlines. Their natural status in the media industry was destined to be unable to take such risks.

For such a global authoritative media, the principle of reporting news is always to seek stability and truth. They don’t need to rely on entertainment headlines to gain sales.

The situation is very strange now. Similar things have never happened in the history of North American news. This is indeed not a big deal. But if you wake up early tomorrow morning, the public will find that this news about Wayne Greenberg and the little boy only appears in an authoritative media in the New York Times. Not only will it not get any benefits, but it may also become the target of public criticism and become the target of public criticism.

You should know that the most powerful person in moral kidnapping has never been a piece of land in the East. The one who plays moral kidnapping has always been a fellow Western media person.

Today's New York Times entertainment section has temporarily set two different contents. Of course, they can directly choose to ignore the incident that happened in New York at noon for reasons such as stability, but what if other authoritative media reported it?

I'm afraid that by then, the senior management will only feel that the editor-in-chief of the entertainment section and even all media workers in the entire entertainment section have lost their news sensitivity and can even ignore the major events that happen under their noses. Therefore, the feeling of being unable to make a tiger has tortured Joseph Ballmer for the whole night.

"Ding, ring, ring~, ding, ring, ring~"

Just as Joseph Ballmer frowned and wanted to make a decision quickly, the phone on his desk rang out very suddenly.

"Damn it, it should be a phone call that urged the final version..." He looked at the bright lights outside the window again, shook his head and turned to walk towards the desk. At this time, Jim Burgess also lowered his head helplessly, turned around and followed his boss to return to the desk.

"This is Joseph Ballmer." The editor-in-chief of the entertainment of the New York Times answered the phone, but then he remained silent. His face gradually changed greatly over time, and he gradually smiled from a frown.

The phone call took a long time, and Joseph Ballmer did not make any other words except for a few promises of "Yeah, yeah".

Jim Burgess, who was standing beside him, had already seen something wrong and looked at his boss anxiously. Before the other party could answer the phone, the door of the editor-in-chief's office was suddenly knocked. In the quiet early morning, a few "bang bang" sounds seemed particularly harsh, attracting the attention of the two people in the room.

"Please come in."

Joseph Ballmer covered the microphone with one hand, shouted at the door, then put the phone next to his ear again, listening carefully to the message coming from the other end of the phone.

"Boss, the factory has called twice to urge us. We..."

The editor-in-chief's assistant looked anxious and couldn't wait to speak as soon as he entered the door. However, seeing the editor-in-chief's gesture of pressing down, he wisely closed his mouth, followed Jim Burgess, and waited patiently for the call to end.

About a minute later, Joseph Ballmer finally put down the phone with satisfaction, with a hint of undetectable shock in his eyes. He looked at the two people opposite the office work, pondered for a moment, and said, "There is a result. I'll notify the factory to start printing..."

The same situation not only happened in New York. Burbank, another North American media capital, far away in Los Angeles, was an authoritative print media mainly in the Los Angeles Times. He received relevant information almost at the same time and then made a quick decision.

The reason for their concerns is very simple. Their own authority and fairness are like a ruler. While gaining the trust of many readers around the world, they also lose the qualification to be reckless and willful, even if they are in the entertainment sector.

Besides, this incident has exceeded the scope of the entertainment circle in the hearts of many media people. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a current news with a strong social nature.

Compared with the authoritative media that are looking forward and struggling, pure entertainment media have no more worries. From the first-tier to third- and fourth-tier gossip tabloids, they have confirmed the news of the next day early. They have a very clear positioning of themselves and understand that they cannot sell gossip news to the world anyway.

Just before dawn, in a villa bedroom in Chicago, another media capital in North America, Roger Albert lost a lot of weight compared to a few months ago. He lay on the arranged hospital bed, his haggard body and face, under his retro round glasses, made several buck teeth look particularly conspicuous.

"Roger, the Chicago Sun directly rejected your proposal, and several local Chicago newspapers also gave rejection responses."

The bedroom door was pushed open, and the agent Royd looked tired and gave a result of his return. Looking at the Pulitzer Prize winner who seemed weak but was actually fearless, he shook his head and continued: "It is even more impossible in New York. It is Time Warner's territory. You should have had the last time..."

He paused and slowed down in Roger Albert's wide eyes. "Roger, in fact, it's meaningless for us to do this. Listen, my opinion is, don't be blinded by anger."

After the agent Royd finished speaking, he sat in a chair beside the hospital bed, lowered his head and started waiting silently. Of course, he knew that his client's ideas had been distorted. In the heart of the Pulitzer Prize winner, he always felt that the reason why he was diagnosed with cancer was because of the director named Wayne Greenberg.

It was because of Warner Brothers' warning that the proud film critic was so proud that he fainted in anger. If he hadn't fainted in anger, he wouldn't have been diagnosed with cancer. Even the children knew that this logic was wrong, but this customer obviously thought so.

In fact, in Reus's heart, he never dared to say something. Do you want to tell his clients that perhaps the young man may not know the warnings from Warner Bros. and Time Warner to them? No, that's really too cruel.

"Forget it, I just wanted to make him feel unhappy, so let it go."

It was not until a few minutes later that Roger Albert, who was lying on the bed, opened his eyes and his low voice seemed to be squeezed out of his throat. "How is that big fish in Warner Brothers? Royce, money to me is just a string of numbers now, isn't it just a million dollars? Promise him."

"Roger, are you sure you want to do this?"

Reus raised his head suddenly and confirmed to the other party again.

"Go and get the things first. I will notify you in advance of the specific launch time."

The agent took a deep look. The client who had closed his eyes and rested, stood up and opened the door, and his figure gradually disappeared in front of the luxurious villa.