Global Film Star: Starting by Scavenging for Skills in America

It's okay to write novels, but there is a ceiling for Asians to develop in Hollywood. Most European and American audiences will not watch movies with Asian protagonists. This is just like most Chinese audiences will not watch movies starring Indians. If the average movie ticket price in Europe and the United States in 2010 is 8 US dollars per ticket, 30 million viewers would be watching, which would be a box office of 240 million US dollars. Until now, except for "Enter the Dragon" starring Bruce Lee, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" starring Chow Yun-fat, and "Rush Hour" 1 and 2 starring Jackie Chan, no other movie starring an Asian actor has been watched by more than 30 million viewers in Europe and the United States.

Why don't you go to the San Fernando Valley to pick it up? 🙂

For this group of people, the acting skills of the actors are still a small case.

If it is about domestic entertainment, then this is a good book, but unfortunately, it is about US entertainment... Everyone knows what US entertainment is like, and the author writes about all good people, and the only bad guy is a compatriot... It is inconsistent with the perception, so even if the writing is good, I really can't read it...

There is a problem with the logic. It is unlikely that the protagonist, as an Asian, would be invited to audition for Green Lantern. In the end, he turned his back on the guest and wrote his own script. None of the key protagonists have ever collaborated with Warner Bros. Injury.

If you don't become a capital, you will have to go to the island sooner or later 😎

The author's writing is strong and the characters are well created. The only logic in this book that doesn't make sense is that the protagonist is a pure overseas high school student. No matter how good your acting skills are, it is difficult to obtain the resources of a male protagonist in a big production in Hollywood. So far, there are only a few Chinese-Asian male stars in Hollywood who have been male protagonists, and several of them are small-budget movies with female protagonists as the first protagonist. In recent years, except for Shang-Chi, there have been almost no Asian male leads in major productions.

As an old American, I have seen big IPs since I was a child. This is like filming Journey to the West, but the protagonist is an African gorilla who gradually becomes an immortal step by step. How can Americans buy it? There is no need to add a similar plot later.

Good in all aspects. Two suggestions. The problem with the protagonist's name. In addition, it's impossible for foreigners to have such a high opinion of Chinese people on every crew 😅

Will he become a director or have capital in the future? Otherwise, I won't even look at China Entertainment's best actor. The entertainment industry is all about capital, and the best actor is the oldest.