I'm building Gundams in America

Chapter 493 The Destruction of America (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Seeing this stunning Hollywood star so respectful to Saint Wayne, bowing almost to her knees and nearly dropping her grapefruit, everyone present gasped in astonishment.

Even Mike and David, who had already met Amy on set and knew that she was also in the movie "Saints Save America," couldn't help but sigh with admiration.

These are genuine, world-renowned movie stars, and their utmost respect for the Wayne brothers still deeply impressed them.

Amidst the shock, a strong sense of pride and honor rose within everyone on the street, whether they were members of the Church of Heaven or gang members seeking refuge with Wayne.

After all, they themselves deeply revere saints, and now even such a famous actress treats Mr. Wayne with utmost respect. Doesn't this further demonstrate that their choice is absolutely correct and that their faith is of supreme glory?

Even the most famous Hollywood stars have to be respectful to Mr. Wayne!

For a moment, many believers almost experienced a brain orgasm on the spot.

As lambs, they only wish for their shepherds to have a high enough status, ideally sitting at the same table as God.

Wayne remained calm, stood up and said indifferently, "Let's go."

As he spoke, he and Amy walked into the van in front of them.

The car door closed, the engine started, and it drove off the street, heading towards Hollywood.

After the car left, the crowd on the street erupted in excitement, discussing the shocking scene they had just witnessed.

After all, in a consumerist country like the United States, Hollywood stars are already considered to be at the pinnacle of consumerism.

Even for fanatics, seeing a globally renowned celebrity in person is like a shot of adrenaline.

Inside the car, Wayne had just sat down when he saw a man in a suit sitting next to him. Upon seeing Wayne, the man quickly smiled and said, "Oh, Mr. Wayne, I've polished the script again. I hope you can take a look—"

It was screenwriter William.

He was holding a stack of manuscripts in his hand, the first draft of the script that he had hastily written in the past few days.

As a renowned screenwriter for the production team, William was also invited to the Digg party tonight as part of the crew.

Upon hearing that Wayne was also there, he quickly brought over the script, intending to let Wayne, his sugar daddy, take a look first.

After all, this was a two-million-dollar script, which was the most expensive script he had ever written.

Like his previous play, The Death of Jesus, William's The Saints Bless America is also a serious drama.

The series tells its story directly through Wayne's life.

The story begins with a flashback of memories of a homeless man on the street, who is also the protagonist Wayne, on the verge of death.

Wayne's shining moments as a child star, Jack in "Golden Childhood," under the dazzling spotlight.

Then comes the dramatic ups and downs of life: early fame, extravagant spending, bad luck with people, being scammed, and so on.

One-third of the way through the script, the protagonist Wayne has fallen on hard times, going from a meteoric rise to a complete downfall.

Then the plot takes a turn, and Wayne, on the verge of death, hears the voice of God and receives a revelation.

He also gained magical abilities, such as bestowing blessings upon people and alleviating their pain.

He then stopped complaining about life and started helping those around him, beginning as a homeless man.

What followed were various setbacks and hardships, such as obstruction by gangs, questioning by corrupt police, false accusations by internet celebrities, being imprisoned for a time but reforming many criminals, and so on.

The protagonist, however, never gave up and continued to fight against fate with his inner kindness and the power derived from divine revelation.

At the same time, many people have been questioning whether he actually possesses the divine power of the Apocalypse.

Supporters and opponents were locked in a fierce battle, and he was once again sued for practicing medicine without a license.

In court, the protagonist Wayne delivers a passionate speech, proclaiming that true love and kindness are the only true things in the world.

At that moment, a fanatical opponent pulled out a hidden gun, shouted "Heretics!" and fired at Wayne.

Time seemed to freeze. The two bullets separated before his eyes. Everyone present witnessed this scene and understood that he was the Messiah chosen by God.

End of the play.

After reading the script, Wayne nodded slightly.

As a serious drama, this is a fairly standard script.

It's still the standard Hollywood hero-suffering story.

Moreover, it's clear that screenwriter William did a lot of research, searching online for information about Wayne and incorporating it into the script.

The entire script can be said to have a certain artistic and religious flavor.

But that's not enough.

Looking at William's expectant face, Wayne slowly said, "William, my friend, it's undeniable that this is a very well-made script, but I think it's not enough—"

Not realistic enough.

William was taken aback and said, "Sir, this is based on a lot of research—if you really want authenticity, only documentaries are available—you mean—"

Wayne nodded and said, "That's right, we have a lot of readily available material, so we can definitely do it in the form of a mockumentary."

The modern internet society, especially with the rise of short videos, has this advantage: whether it's a court trial or some scenes on the street, there are real video records.

"In addition, the theme is too bland and not eye-catching enough; we need to add some plot elements."

William, the screenwriter standing to the side, nodded, took out a pen and a notebook, and began to take notes.

He was well aware of the script's shortcomings: it was too conventional and lacked any gimmicks, making it unlike a blockbuster.

Moreover, he always did a good job of respecting his clients, as he was paid to do their bidding.

Wayne gazed at the gradually bustling street scene outside the window and slowly said, "The saints have received divine revelation. This land has been abandoned by God. God doesn't even want to look at America. Sinners rule this land, and only the saints can save this evil nation."

"At the very end of the film, the United States begins its civil war and enters the final judgment, while the saints lead the people on the path of redemption."

Upon hearing this, screenwriter William shuddered, realizing that what Wayne was saying was actually the theme of the film.

This is a prophetic film.

His eyes were filled with shock as he said, "But sir, if we write it like that, it will cause—huge controversy—and the box office might—"

Wayne smiled slightly and said, "What we want is controversy."

The reason he chose to make this movie was to promote the reputation of the saints and the Church of Heaven; the more controversy, the better.

The greater the controversy, the more people will become aware of the existence of Wayne Saints and the Kingdom of God Church.

Otherwise, without any discussion, it won't make a ripple in the public discourse.

As for box office figures, they've never been important.

As they spoke, the van slowly came to a stop.

Outside the car window, a villa estate stood out prominently on a quiet, private driveway lined with trees.

The remote-controlled heavy-duty electric gate slowly opened, and several security guards stepped forward to verify their identities.

The luxury van drove into the estate and stopped on the circular paved driveway in front of the villa.

There were already quite a few sports cars and luxury minivans parked here.

Several guests who had just arrived were getting out of their cars and walking towards the main building of the modern-style villa in front of them.

It's time for Puff Dag's private party.

Clearly, tonight's Blizzard private party had quite a few guests, and they were all industry insiders.

The door of the van opened, and Wayne, dressed in a white robe, stepped out, looked around, and nodded slightly.

It is indeed a good house worth owning.

As a mansion in the mountaintop area, it is far more magnificent and luxurious than the villa where the Spirit of Riel's spiritual center is located.

Just then, a slightly grating male voice suddenly rang out: "Tsk tsk tsk, I wondered who it was, isn't this the former heartthrob, Jack?"

"Oh God, I never imagined you could crawl back from the street garbage dump to Hollywood and even into Digg's private party —"