Hollywood 1980: Capital Game
About This Novel
In the 1970s, Hollywood invested tens of millions or even hundreds of millions to make a movie, which became the norm, and box office exceeding 100 million was no longer exciting. Following oil, energy, and semiconductors, the film market has become another vanity fair for capital. Chris Hopps, a wolf from Wall Street, spends a lot of money on Franklin, and step by step, he becomes a wealthy predator that everyone in the entertainment industry is chasing.
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