hollywood draw

After Wayne came out of the bathroom, seeing Harry Berry was still asleep, he called her and turned to go downstairs to have breakfast.

"Beautiful, Hela, what's the food in the morning?"

He asked his butler as he walked towards the restaurant.

"There are buns in Chinese, and everyone likes this Chinese burger. The security guards especially like it, including fried eggs, bacon and milk."

When he walked into the restaurant, Nina was already eating and reading the newspaper. When she saw her boss coming in, she handed him a few newspapers.

"It's okay for the mainstream media. The entertainment version is generally reporting on our videos, but some tabloids are..." Nina said, shook her head, looking at his face worriedly.

Wayne had been mentally prepared for a long time, and he opened the newspaper while drinking milk.

As expected, just as Jeff said, the tabloids were full of attacks on him. He was already polite to say that he was a white-skinned man, and some even described him as a "traitor".

He took a look and threw the newspaper aside, and he was not upset and began to concentrate on eating breakfast.

"Dear, there is any news. I can't afford to praise our videos." Harry Berry yawned, walked to Wayne, picked up the prepared milk and took a sip.

She picked up the Los Angeles Times on the table and flipped directly to the entertainment version.

"This film report is quite interesting, Wayne. The small details that cannot be missed in "Escape from the Deadly Town"! Look at this, is it okay for them to report like this? Will the video information be leaked?"

When she heard that the video information would be leaked, Wayne tilted his head and looked at the report. It was said that no media would do this.

All Hollywood media have a tacit understanding, that is, no matter how the film is reported, the main information will never be disclosed before the film is released.

A big media like the Los Angeles Times would not do this. He scanned it from beginning to end, and indeed did not reveal too much of the storyline, but simply introduced the hidden details.

This will make movie fans who have never seen it even more curious. Movie fans who have read it may also compare with the newspaper and go to the theater to read it again.

"This report is interesting and well written. It seems that the reporter who wrote this has carefully read the video." Seeing some introductions in the report, he was a little interested.

‘The film "Escape from the Deadly Town" released last weekend rushed to overwhelm "The Land Ambition" starring Tom Cruise, and won the first box office weekly championship with a horror figure of 49.64 million US dollars.

Although this is a horror thriller, there are many details involving racism, and black humor is worthy of fun. Many fans may not notice these details, resulting in less fun watching.

Below are various small details compiled after our reporter Bella Grant attended the premiere. Audience fans can combine some of them to watch the video more interestingly.

1. When Chris (the male protagonist) and Rose (the female protagonist) were together, Rose drove because Chris had always had a shadow on his mother's death, which made him afraid to drive.

2. Regarding the police want to check Chris's ID, but Rose doesn't let it go. Everyone will definitely know why after seeing this. If you notice it before, you will feel like you suddenly realize it after reading it.

3. When Rose's father dean introduced his grandfather's photo to Chris, he said that he lost to black people in running at the sports meeting, so his grandfather was obsessed with the black people's body and still insisted on running and exercising at night.

“…………”!’

"It's well written, this reporter is very sensible. This report will only arouse the curiosity of movie fans. Have you revealed too much stories?"

Nina just saw this report, she pointed to the Los Angeles Times. "She's name is Bella Grant. She has interviewed you twice, don't you remember?"

Wayne forked up a large piece of scrambled eggs with a fork and put them in his mouth, looking at the little assistant with confusion.

"Bang!" Nina clapped her hands and changed her words. "On the day of the premiere, the reporter with long blonde hair, thin waist and very big breasts!"

"Oh, of course, I remember!" Wayne suddenly remembered that the reporter should have been a model or an actor, wasting his own capital.

Seeing her boss's appearance, Nina almost couldn't help but roll her eyes. She usually followed Wayne wherever she went, but everyone always ignored this mediocre assistant, so she knew too much about her boss' personality.

And she often lives here, Harry Berry's loud voice last night was hard to tell. But they also like to play those special games, and sometimes Nina can see her dog walking in the garden from the balcony.

After breakfast, Wayne took his assistant and Harry Berry to Century City together, and Jimmy would meet them in advance.

At 9:30 in the morning, Wayne was fiddled with by a photographer in a simple studio like a wooden man.

Before he came over, he did not deliberately change his clothes. He still had his usual style, a decent dark suit, and refused the tie provided by the photographer.

Before taking pictures, except for putting some makeup on him, it was no different from usual.

He is not an actor, and the director is ultimately a behind-the-scenes profession that relies on his works, so he doesn't care much about his image in front of the camera.

Jimmy kept following him while he was shooting the cover and explained the issues that need to be paid attention to when interviewing. "I communicated with them, and there should be no questions that shouldn't appear, but you should also pay attention. If sensitive questions are involved, you can choose not to answer them."

Wayne nodded, saying that he remembered everything, and then quickly put it into another look by the photographer.

Jenna Pera, the editor-in-chief of "Vanity Fair", who is going to conduct an exclusive interview with him today, is now in a corner of the studio, watching the young director silently.

He was like a piece of gold that suddenly popped up. Before the people around him discovered him, they had already broken free from the mud and sand that buried him, and emitted the light that belonged to the gold alone.

There is never a shortage of geniuses that suddenly appear in Hollywood. Most of these geniuses that flash by are actors and stars, and directors are considered rare.

Jenna understood that the director's job is not without geniuses, but this job requires too much accumulation. If there is not enough knowledge and experience reserves, for those novice directors who succeed by chance, the next part will be a more ruthless failure.

She was wondering which Wayne Greenberg was. At least from the moment, he was definitely not the kind of young man who had lost his luck. No one could be favored by God twice in a row.

She noticed the black girl who followed the director, as the media reported, this was a very charming girl. You can be sure that she was a stunner without getting close to observe carefully.

Jenna knows these girls, so she won't believe that Warner Bros. and Wayne Greenberg would be so kind and let a woman who bit herself be her girlfriend. This is just to fool the public, especially those African-American groups.

Fairy tales are absolutely in the world, but they are the least likely to appear in Hollywood. There is never a shortage of women with this kind of mind here. They want to make a vote, and after failure, they have to bear the consequences that may kill themselves.

"Okay, that's OK. Thank you for your cooperation, Director Greenberg!"

When the photographer's voice came, Wayne breathed a sigh of relief. He felt like a human-shaped doll, being fiddled into various images by the photographer.

He smiled politely like a photographer, walked to Nina and picked up the water cup, and drank half of the cup.

"We will wait for you here after you go in. If you have any questions you can't handle, you can call me. Remember, some media are not good at reporting on your reports now. When it comes to race issues, they will be pushed onto the film."

Seeing his client finishing drinking water, Jimmy took advantage of the time to remind him when he was putting on makeup. Although he had already communicated in advance, no one could guarantee whether these people would abide by the agreement.

"I know, if I can't handle it, I will pause it and come out to ask for your opinion."

Wayne whispered to the agent, but his eyes were staring at the woman walking towards him.

"I'm Jenna, responsible for your interview today, Director Greenberg, we'll start right away when we're ready."

A woman was wearing a decent professional outfit, Wayne found that her skirt should have been changed a lot shorter, revealing her thighs wrapped in stockings. Although she should be over 30 years old, her figure and face are well maintained.

She stretched out her right hand with a close smile.

Wayne gently held it in her hand and said, "Call me Wayne, we can start anytime."

Under the leadership of the editor, he walked into the room in the studio together. After coming in, Wayne realized that this should be a room specially used for interviews. There was nothing else except for two warm large sofas and a small round table in the middle.

He and Jenna sat face to face on the sofa, watching her take out her laptop and pen, and a small camera was placed next to her.

"Then we start?" Jenna asked with a smile as she prepared her things.

"Okay, no problem."

Jenna picked up the pen and glanced at the working camera with an approachable expression on her face.

"Director Greenberg, congratulations to you for winning the box office championship of "Escape from the Deadly Town" last weekend. This is your second box office championship, right?"

Wayne nodded. "Thank you, that's right, this is my second box office champion."

He never stings with his pride for the personal honors he has already achieved, and he does not recognize so-called modesty in the society here.

Jenna glanced at the box office numbers recorded in advance on the notebook and continued to ask in a more enthusiastic voice: "Did you expect the big box office explosion in the first weekend of the film? We all know that the cost of this film is not high."