Chapter 294

Chapter 294

Ninja Assassin was a film that Kazir wanted to add to the CCU. The Cinematic Universe already had a tiny bit of the supernatural in it since The Fraternity was added, and adding another group of assassins who could 'merge' in the dark seemed not too bad.

Enzo Park had heard a few things about the plot of the film, but he was still clueless about the whole story. Still, he was excited.

Kazir promised him that he would make the film directly. He would be the director. That alone was a strong assurance. It meant that the film had very little chance of failing.

Enzo tried his best to audition for many films, but the racism in Hollywood was still strong. His appearance was the reason why he couldn't get a big role, most of them were supporting roles.

He even auditioned for The Matrix in 1998, but Keanu Reeves got the part because he was more famous. Actually, Keanu is of Asian descent, but his looks passed the American aesthetic. Enzo also tried to get a part in Rush Hour, but the result was the same. Jackie Chan was more famous.

In a way, Enzo was still hanging out there. Trying to find his place in this industry... Maybe he would concentrate more on comedy if he failed.

The Korean actor stared at Kazir, waiting for an answer.

Kazir was no fool and understood the man. He patted him on the shoulder and said.

"Don't worry, as much as possible, I always keep my promises and make sure I never break them."

Hearing his answer, Enzo sighed and felt like he could breathe easy now. Even though Kazir hadn't said when, he had already said that he would do his best to keep his promise.

Enzo could not ask for more, knowing that the director was busy. Enzo thanked him once more before he left.

The rest of the cast of The Hangover Part 3 greeted Kazir. They may be famous, but Kazir Grey was a true superstar. Or rather, he was a superstar maker.

Kazir was the only director to make two films that grossed over $1 billion. And he did it back to back in two years.

He was amazing and probably nobody could do what he did. Ed Helms, Jack Black and Bradley Cooper greeted him with good evening.

The two talked for a while before the theatre went dark as the premiere officially began. The Warner Brothers' logo, which was WB inside an upside-down triangle showed up.

On the 6th of June 2002, at midnight, The Hangover Part 3, started. This would be the last film in the franchise, as The Hangover was only meant to be a trilogy...

However, if the timing was right, perhaps Warner Brothers could revive the franchise after a decade to make another batch of money.

As long as the film was profitable, the Big Six would milk it dry. Just like Walt Disney did with Star Wars...

In the first 24 hours (7th of June) of its release, The Hangover Part 3 made $11.78 million at the box office. Not a bad start for an R-rated comedy.

On 8 June, the film earned another $14.49 million... The numbers just keep piling up.

If there was a downside, it would be the fact that The Hangover Part 3 cost more than $100 million to make. Hiring the cast was that expensive. One of the reasons why Warner Brothers wanted to end the franchise in a trilogy.

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