King of Hollywood

Rachel? This state of Viz is also a kind of "don't think of famous women as human beings", but unlike Nicole and Zeta Jones, Adrian likes her, and the interests of each other are not as deep as they are. He had a special relationship with her, just like Britney, and Rachel had a unique attribute among Adrian women.

Adrian loved Rachel like this, like the excitement she showed in her desperate struggle. As for Rachel's thoughts, that doesn't matter, even though she may have realized her problem, if at first she had a mild degree of cruelty, it was now completely in Adrian's hands, you know, her cruelty knot was psychological, not physical.

Well, to get back to the point, there is no doubt that the Grave Robbery Fame was quite successful. On the day of the premiere, we got 15 million boxes on 3,000 North American estates. The next two days not only maintained the momentum, but even increased, so the final box office on the three days of the weekend was more than 47 million, and Dong Jen was not allowed to sit at the top of the weekend box office rankings. []

“Amazing special effects and interesting plots, and the actors' performances are very commendable, Stephen? Somos made a great movie.” So says Zongyi.

Roger Robert also gave the film the affirmation: “It's hard to say that this film suits my appetite, but it makes me applaud almost every moment. I don't argue about scripts, scene scheduling or acting, and mummies, but I'm sure I'm not bored, and sometimes even more pleasant, which is a good movie. ”

Even though some people think the mummies in the movie don't play the horror they deserve, and those inappropriate and irrelevant jokes dilute their emotions, it is equally admitted that the movie is good for entertainment.

Somos also frowned, and the frustration caused by "Extremely Cold" was greatly reduced, but now is not the time to relax completely. Despite the great momentum of the film, he spent nearly 80 million dollars investing in it. He won't be too safe until he earns back the cost, so even the idea of producing a sequel can only be temporarily pressed.

But he can ignore it for the time being, and it doesn't mean anyone else will.

“I know you may still be worried, so all you have to do now is outline the sequel and fill it in slowly, so you don't have to wait too long to get started, which I always do.” Adrian smiled and explained to him, "Besides, you know, the movie has a pen. ”

Thomas, of course, knew that Adrian had warned him long before filming that it would be better to put some pens on the sequel in the film, such as what Imoton called Evelyn, and they discussed it.

“It's very simple, it's impossible for ordinary people to be involved in this kind of thing, and we can work on causality, like what was important in Rick's previous life as Evelyn —— make Evelyn Pharaoh's daughter. What do you think? Yes, we're talking about a sequel, but why can't we just drop the pen in the first episode? If there was a sequel,” Adrian said.

In that case, Somos had nothing to say, but to modify a few lines in the film. So what Evelyn said changed slightly after she first met Evelyn, and then her attitude toward her changed.

“Your Highness? Come with me, Ansona!” That's what Imorton said.

Beyond that, after eating the first American, Evelyn was also referred to by Imoton with the words "Her Royal Highness”. Of course, in order not to make the name look like a pit, the conversation with the curator and others in the library was subsequently slightly revised.

“He called me Her Royal Highness and Ansona. What does that mean?” Evelyn asks the curator.

“Ansuna is his lover and the reason why he was punished, as for Her Royal Highness... Ansuna is not a princess.” The curator replied.

“Perhaps he's been buried underground for thousands of years, already confused?” Jonathan plays funny.

Ansuna is the daughter of a nobleman, and it's okay to call her Her Royal Highness - or don't get involved with these details. The problems we face are serious, and he obviously wants to revive her. ”Dark man Ades? Bay answered.

With these pens, it's easier to circle the story when the sequel comes out, and those who notice it very carefully are not completely small.

the ug audience will be suddenly enlightened. But it's a little early to talk about the sequel, so Adrian just asked Somos to prepare the outline for now, until the first one is completely fermented.

After the premiere, he stayed for another two days to confirm the weekend box office and Adrian returned to New Zealand again. Despite Rachel's impressive appearance in The Grave Robbery Fame and her basically pinched in his hand, Adrian hasn't played many games over this period of time and hasn't been in a hurry. Before leaving, he also forgot to visit his daughter and two pregnant women who had started to feel emotional about their stomach poop.

Although Monica and Sophie would very much like him to stay with them for a few more days, who chose the King of the Rings trilogy? Monica and Sophie had a double temper. If they had, they wouldn't have understood, but now they're pregnant or pregnant for months, so they have to be understood.

Adrian is naturally not the kind of person who doesn't understand, has spent a lot of time trying to lure them down and promises to go back to Los Angeles at the end of the month and spend all of their time with them. Anyway, the rest of the time is quite calm, there is nothing urgent to pay attention to, as long as the progress of Ring King is not set.

In fact, Jackson did a really good job of not settling down, and before Adrian left for the premiere of The Sky Trap, he did a very satisfactory job, and before returning to The Tomb Race this time, he was deliberately given a few main shots to try to guide him, and he did a great job as well.

More importantly, he wasn't too obsessed with the big scenes, the grand narratives, the things Adrian instilled in him, obviously worked.

“Well done, it looks like you could have produced these three songs independently, even without me.” He's so funny about Jackson, “it looks like you can handle the rest of the camera. ”

Of course, this is just a statement. Although most of his editions are similar to the original, there are also a lot of adjustments that he can make only if he knows the merits of the original. It is true, however, that Jackson is responsible for the production of certain scenes, but that will take more than a month or so, since the southern hemisphere is already in full winter.

“What should I say? Express sympathy for the misfortune you've encountered?” After Adrian complained about the weather, Cameron, with a beer bottle, asked.

“No, no, no, no, no, James, all you have to do to make your studio work at the lowest possible price is help me the most.” Adrian shook his head like a drum.

“That's none of my business, you know, my quest for perfection is endless.” Cameron laughed.

“The problem is, I'm not you, and I'm not going to invest in an unlimited amount of money for a movie.” Adrian had a beer.

“Ha, so you admit, at least in some way you're not as good as me.” Cameron called like he had discovered a new continent.

Who knew Adrian had a pair of hands: “When did I say I outdid you in all respects? Yes, I do excel at some things, but I'm not the only one, is it a shame to admit that I have something worse than someone else? ”

“Goddamn it, can't you please me for a few minutes?” Cameron sighed with a punch in the air, then raised the beer bottle in his hand and touched him, clanging.

“You know, if you want to make good effects, the necessary expenses are certain, and of course, if you have any remarkable suggestions, you can also tell them.” Cameron then said.

“Speaking of… I do have a suggestion.” Adrian suddenly came up with something, "don't you think outsourcing some of the effects would make the studio more efficient? ”

“Outsourcing? Are you kidding me?” Cameron frowned, "or are you trying to tell me that you don't think my studio is doing well enough, so you're going to outsource it to Industrial Light Demon? ”

“Of course not,” Adrian laughed, “I know what you mean, James, I just wanted to say that you can take the lower technology, like the hand-painted vision cg -- what do you think of outsourcing to China? ”

“China, the totalitarian country? What kind of cg can they draw? If you're going to say Hong Kong, it's possible.” Cameron frowned.

“My company started dealing with China four or five years ago. I may not know that ancient country very well, but definitely not many people need to know, they may not be well yet, but it will be difficult to say later.” Adrian said softly and swallowed the phrase, "In a few years, you'll have to go to them to promote a new movie."

As a reborn, he wouldn't be unaware of how big the Chinese market was, so when Hollywood movie companies started planning to go to China to try it out, he convinced Claude to participate on the grounds of "market”. Initially, because there was not enough influence, it was basically working with Paramount to "open the desert”. A few years later, the company gradually grew up and, with the launch of one of the seven biggest film companies, began to deal independently with Chinese officials.

This has nothing to do with finding the right person and the right way to work together is a very simple matter, and Adrian is undoubtedly more aware of the twists and turns. In addition to that, he registered a lot of things with the Chinese Intellectual Property Office —— like that penguin.

Although the Chinese Patent Office had been established in 80 years, few people cared until the Japanese stole countless technologies and registered worldwide, and then asked them to pay the patent fees. Interestingly, the Westerners who are now developing markets in China are not aware of this either, either by registering trademarks and patents in Taiwan, Hong Kong or elsewhere, but by selectively forgetting the mainland.

There are no more famous examples than Apple, except that Western companies have the advantage, the means, the backstage, unlike China in the 1980s, and there is no way to know that they have been pitted by Japan. Forgive me, but many Western companies have suffered a lot, so Adrian won't let this happen to him, he's a capitalist now.

However, although he got the iPad trademark all over the world - it has to be said that Jobs is a crazy and powerful guy, now that Apple is completely out of trouble and starting to have a surplus, even though there are factors in IT stock starting to expand, it has nothing to do with his personal abilities. Perhaps the iPad plan is in his mind now, so getting the trademark ahead of time is necessary to pull the relationship together.

As for the others, he doesn't care that much, he's not great enough to remind others. As for the Chinese side, anyway, most of his achievements now come from previous generations, some things have to be faced, but don't worry, he already has plans, he always has plans.

Well, far from it, Adrian didn't go on about outsourcing, although he did think about it, depending on the circumstances.

“Are you still on vacation? No other thoughts?” Adrian asked.

“Who told you that? I was on vacation, but I didn't let go of my filming, and I was working on a documentary about the ocean.” Cameron said with words.

“I heard Fox had the idea of making Terminator 3. Don't you want to be a director?” Adrian deliberately asked.

“Come on, I told you, the series was over after Terminator 2, and the director's edition had explained my attitude.” Cameron said somewhat dissatisfied, apparently disliking Fox's third plan, and they had to put it in the director's edition to modify his favorite ending for the sequel's ambush pen.

“But the producer and the writer couldn't help but you.” Adrian Haha laughed.

“Yes, yes, I know.” Cameron sighs, "or tell me about you, Ed. You promised me that there would be a film that suits me very well. When are you going to cash it out? You know, I always thought you were talking about Spider-Man, and I didn't think... that was sad. ”

Listening to his sigh, Adrian couldn't help but shake his head with a smile, and who knows, "The King of the World" was a fan of Spider-Man fanaticism before he became obsessed with the movie because of Space Roaming 2001. In fact, when he first finished Terminator 2 in the early '90s, he had the idea of moving Spider-Man onto the big screen, and he found support from a movie company, and they got the movie copyright from surprise.

However, unfortunately or fortunately, Sony also had some movie copyrights because of the sale of Spider-Man's animation and TV copyrights from surprise, so the two couldn't get together - Sony asked for $2 billion - so it couldn't be solved. The company bought only a five-year deadline, and Cameron started busy with the Titanic again, eventually.

The copyright of amazing cartoon characters has always been chaotic, and when a character sells several houses, when AC Media acquired the amazing, Wall Street analysts warned that if copyright issues were not addressed, it would be difficult for these cartoon characters to be converted into capital, thereby negatively affecting them.

So after the takeover, AC Media started integrating the amazing side and started taking back the copyright to the cartoon character, and Sony could say a lot about the company, but not about AC Media. It's a little bit of cooperation, and a little bit of surprise in the hands of AC Media - AC Media has a great advantage when it comes to litigation.

Besides, that part of Sony's movie copyright is permanent. Is there a permanent copyright in the world? Not to mention that AC Media is an American company, once the book court would have won less, so why not just push the boat?

Adrian just traded back all of Spider-Man's movie copyrights for a few not-so-good cartoon characters and scripts, and fortunately nobody realized the value of surprise at this time, otherwise it would never have gone so smoothly.

“That's no good, dear James. I've seen your script for Spider-Man. Not bad, to be honest, but a little dark and too adult.” Adrian said so.

“Superhero movies, adults, some darkening. Is there a problem?” Cameron complained.

“Of course not. The biggest attraction of superheroes in amazing comics is that they're all people with flaws.” Adrian shrugged his shoulders, "but the first thing we need to do is play the sign of Surprise Comics and make everyone aware of the superhero charm of Surprise Comics, so the movie is at least pg-13. ”

Cameron's script doesn't have that much talk color, Peter? Parker was a spoken bad boy, and he was * * on the Brooklyn Bridge with Mary, and these, at least, needed to converge before opening the scene to surprise.

“Come on, at least this script retains the one you designed to shoot spider silk out of your wrist, and if you want, I can get them to write your name down on the script.” Adrian patted Cameron on the shoulder.

That's right. In the comics, Peter? Parker sprayed the spider silk with his own equipment, but Cameron's original script was designed to spray directly and fully on his wrist, and this edition, which is now ready to be released at the end of the year, retains his design.

“No, I'm not a cheap person.” Cameron laughed. (Note)

“Well, I have to go. I have to ask around tomorrow to arrange a ski trip to Queenstown.” Adrian looked at the time and looked up and drank all the beer in his hand.

“Wait, Ed.” Cameron suddenly screamed at him with a slightly different look on his face.

“What's the matter?” Adrian, look at him.

“We're old friends, aren't we? ”

“Of course.”