Chapter 86: Lost in Los Angeles



"I want to know why you asked Kapoor to turned down all those films offers. if not some people directly handed those scripts to me, I wouldn't know I received these offers."

Julia grew more and more agitated, and finally pointed at Eric nose and condemned: " Disney even offered a $6 million fee for a movie called "Lost in Los Angeles", you didn't ask my opinion and Directly turned down the $6 million, ah, how can you so overbearing, I'm not your puppet, so would you please show me some respect ...

... "

Eric leaned back against the sofa, and allowed her to vent her anger as if she was a wild little cat. At the same time he started thinking of "Lost in Los Angeles", and couldn't help but laugh. Because the script writer name is , he was the original screenwriter of "" in his past life.

When he was is Richmond, many film companies ignored ban on UTA and directly sent scripts to and and several other actors who stared in "". If UTA only have inferior small actors, Then Hollywood studios may fear the influence of ,

But now, with "" on fire, UTA with Julia and Al Pacino as the two pillars, and in the supporting role is also a minor celebrity. In the direct drive of there interests, many film companies have ignored the scruples between and UTA, especially the big six film company's who hate CAA.

Eric even speculated, that the big six studios in an attempt to show that they don't fear , issued a series of invitations to the UTA actors.

was waiting patiently for Eric promised "", so he directly declined all the offers he got.

But Julia can not be so reckless, after receiving the scripts, Kapoor screened all of them, excluding the high price the movie scripts offered to her were all bad scripts, and the few that looked good he sent them to Eric to review.

Eric have seen the script of "Lost in Los Angeles", when he heard the name of the screenwriter, Eric influenced by his curiosity, specifically asked Kapoor to send him a copy of the script.

obviously revised the original "3000" script again, into a love story with a male Protagonist as the main character.

As mentioned before, in his past life, "" was at first a script called "3000", a black drama about a prost.i.tute in Los Angeles living in bad conditions, but in the filming process was modified into a romantic comedy.

Hearing that Eric paid private attention to herself, Julia felt a touch of guilt for her previous behavior.

"I'm sorry." she said is a small voice.

Eric waved his hand and said: "I am not trying to take credit for your success, I just want to tell you, I have not forgotten that night promise, I said that I would put a girl named Julia Roberts into the same league of Hollywood legendary actresses, like Vivien Leigh and Audrey Hepburn."

"I'm sorry." The girl voice rang again.

"But now I'm a little disappointed with you now, this first time success has made you so impatient. What do you want to do?"

Eric scolded her in calm voice, she couldn't help but want to refute: "I ... ..."

Eric interrupted what she wanted to say: "Now, with the fame you have, like you said, has given you a $6 million paycheck offer, few actresses in Hollywood can reach that height... ... If you are short of money, go to the bank and get a loan, the banks are generous to Hollywood stars... ...

All you have to do now is try to carefully consolidate your position in Hollywood, and for you to go a little further, you'll have to be careful."

"I understand."

"No, you don't understand yet. I know you still feel like you've been wronged, 6 million dollars for "Lost in Los Angeles" is indeed a very high price. Last year, stared in a movie called "" he was paid only $2 million.

But if you take this movie, you will be consuming the box office appeal you got from "", this is not problem of one plus one equals two, but a subtraction. Have you ever seen a star in a short period of time, filmed two completely similar movies and had great success?

Hollywood big movie studios know that, that's why when they make a movie sequel or trilogies, they separate them by a few years, waiting until the audience expectations rise to the highest, before shooting a sequel."