Hollywood Beacon

Not a single foreign entertainment article can escape Liu Yifei. I'm really impressed.

The entertainment novel also has a Chinese protagonist. These days, if the protagonist is not Chinese, he can't write novels, right?

The protagonist is Chinese and has no backstage or connections to make a movie. The only school he could have connections with was the University of Southern California, which he dropped out of even if he didn't go there. The protagonist is not a rich man either.

The author writes that Hollywood is too friendly, as if there are no color barriers or class oppression. The protagonist is a Chinese. He started making a small-budget film, and then entered into a share-sharing distribution contract with the Seventh Group. Before he had a firm foothold, he changed the script at will, changing actors, genders, skin colors... He also borrowed money to intercept Hu Dachuan. Dachuan was short of money in the later stage, but is a little Karami like the protagonist qualified to enter the scene and share the money with the big guys? ? ? ? Peter Jackson was cheated by the book-sharing contract, Harry Potter was able to make losses due to accounting fraud, and Wall Street vampires were skinned and defeated in Hollywood. What kind of decent character is the protagonist? Will you get a return on your investment?

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.

I don't understand why the author wanted to play Blade himself. He just let it go and changed his skin color. Blade is a comic book. You don't have a strong background. Do you really think those niggas in the United States won't resist? You still pay 40 million. It cost so much to make that movie, I won't pay you to death

I was also convinced. The male protagonist has no background, little money, and was expelled from school. In the first movie, he dared to change the male protagonist to a female. Moreover, this female has no reputation, no acting skills, and is a stranger. She was replaced casually. Is it so casual?

From reading the first few chapters, you can tell that the author is an inexperienced person, and the protagonist he wrote is really a novice among novices. He dared to show the script to others before filming, and also revealed the second script. Secondly, when others discuss business with you, you don't even bargain, and just follow others' lead. You think you are generous, but in the eyes of others, you are just a fool. By the way, don't tell me that Hollywood has corresponding rules or what kind of contracts it has signed. If you really believe it, this is a ghost. Those are only useful when both parties are equal. I really admire the protagonist who has nothing and dares to go to Hollywood. I also admire the author as a novice.

It's all about Hollywood, but Liu Yifei is still here. Of course, even if I didn't engage him this time, I would still be awesome if I engaged his mother. Can entertainment literature not overcome this hurdle now?

You are Chinese, and it's funny that you make movies in the United States. Since you have this system, why do you have to make movies? Don't you know how to sing? You are better as a singer than this! As long as the songs you sing are good, they can be spread all over the world. And I think right now, the fans of singers should be more than the fans of movie stars!

Although you are patriotic, it is impossible for the Chinese in 1997 to be the protagonist. You know, right? It's very sandy.

After reading so many books, why are these cheats given to some brainless protagonists, or are they saying that the losers are brainless?

When it comes to foreign female stars, I think Monica Bellucci, Nicole Kidman, and Catherine Zeta-Jones are the three that I personally think are the most beautiful. It's a pity that beauty is getting old. .

I recommend a new book, "I Cultivated Immortality in Hollywood". Linton was reborn and obtained the immortality cultivation technique to enter Hollywood. Hollywood goddesses and ball flowers, come and accompany me to practice double cultivation, and I will give you youth. Hollywood flowers: "Don't pull me down, I want it too."

Very empty writing

American nationality cannot be said to be Liu's black spot, but it is definitely a pain point for fans. When fans compete with others, nationality is what they attack most. Licking Liu is for fans to see, but you are licking it in Meiyu. If this is not a pain point for fans, then her fans might as well go to Huayu, not to mention that she has a harem. Then I won't lick other celebrities, but just lick Liu. One tendon becomes blocked at both ends.

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I just can't accept it at all. It's 1997, Hollywood! Are you telling me about a Chinese starring role? ! How can you write about something that you can't imagine even if your brain has been run through a soymilk machine? ! ! !

This book is either about making love to women, or it is on the way to making love to women.