I Really Didn't Plan to Become a Director
我真没想做导演啊
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- Ongoing
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- 190k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Negotiating a 3% profit split with Hollywood is insane! A production cost of $10,000, a box office of $1 billion, and they won't give you a penny, they'll even owe you $1,000. Hollywood only wants a share of the box office revenue and revenue from both online and offline sales!
Can you manage running two accounts at once? 😁
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I immediately left when I saw Liu Yifei; I feel nauseous just looking at her now.
It doesn't matter if an entertainment novel has a female lead or not, but writing a story about a eunuch as the protagonist in American entertainment is just unbelievable. Does the author think readers like entertainment novels, especially those about American entertainment with their dry box office data?
In reality, only a handful of Chinese films each year have a smooth plot. The vast majority of Chinese films have awkward and convoluted storylines, either written or adapted by directors. Those few good films are mostly male-centric; in fact, 95% of Chinese films are male-centric. Very few good scripts are available for female leads. Good scripts are mostly consumed within a few film circles.
This is a photo of Liu Yifei when she was in the United States.
Good grief, you've finally learned your lesson? You're not showing up the American toothbrush character card anymore?
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