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Nowadays, writing about Meiyu, Red Sofa, Diddy, and Loli Island are three big mountains. No one can prove that they are clean when writing about them (except the eldest princess, but she has many problems in other aspects)
Isn't it great that the American entertainment industry started in the 1990s, including Jennifer Connelly, Cameron Diaz, Charlize Theron, and Micro-Rona Reed? Why do you have to look at some female stars whose aesthetics are not famous and do not conform to the oriental aesthetics? If you just write normally, you won't get bad grades. They all like to be unique and end up with GG in less than 200,000 words. What are you trying to do?
Three correct views? Can this be possible in Hollywood novels?
This is the first time I've seen that there are more male characters than female characters. I'm sure I won't read this article.
I found that some entertainment novels always make some common sense mistakes, using the domestic entertainment industry to substitute the American entertainment industry. The protagonist opens a film production company, owns a movie theater, and contracts stars. This is absolutely not allowed in the United States. American law stipulates that film production companies and film distribution companies cannot get involved in the celebrity brokerage business, nor can they operate movie theaters! In addition, when a new American actor signs a contract with a brokerage company for the first time, the contract shall not exceed one year, and the renewal shall not exceed three years, which fully protects the interests of the actor. No agency can charge more than 10% of an actor's commission.
When writing about entertainment, you also want to write about Chinese people. I'm really convinced.
Forehead. . I would like to know how the author solves the serious problem of body odor and body odor among foreigners. . . Otherwise, Asians who are born with light body odor will find it difficult to sleep. . . Absolutely vomited
Chinese people should try their luck in Hollywood and become directors instead of actors.
Seedlings, please leave a message to give me some motivation, otherwise the author would be very uncomfortable playing alone.
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