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Two days after returning to Newark and before the Black Hawk helicopter arrived, Sean received a call from Norris. After repeated revisions, the script of "The Three Loving Brothers" finally matched the memory in Sean's mind. The script was

With your hands, the film is ready to be taken.

The top priority is to choose a good director.

In order to ensure the shooting effect and ensure that there are no mistakes, Sean's intention is of course to find the original director.

Sean only remembered that the guy was from Sex City, so he could only ask Norris to find him all the information about Dutch directors in Hollywood.

With the information in hand, Sean quickly found a man named Paul Verhoeven, who was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on July 18, 1938.

In 1971, he directed his first film "Business Talk".

In 1973, his second film "Turkish Carnival" was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Award at the 46th Academy Awards.

In 1977, the fourth film he directed, the war drama "Under the Army", was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Award at the 37th American Film and Television Golden Globe Awards.

The year before last, the sixth film he directed in 1983, the thriller drama "The Fourth Man", won the 10th Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

Since his debut, he has been a winner of awards and his talent is undoubted!

Sean also specially looked for the "Turkish Carnival" that he shot and took a look at it. There were a lot of shots in it.

Therefore, 90% of "Basic Instinct" was shot by him!

Coincidentally, Paul Verhoeven has just finished shooting a movie "In Cold Blood". This movie was released by 20th Century Fox. Paul Verhoeven wrote, directed and starred in it himself.

This movie will follow Sean's "Heist".

Now Paul Verhoeven is available.

Today Norris will bring Paul Verhoeven to Newark to meet Sean. If everything goes well, he will sign a contract with Paul today.

Previously, Paul had been filming movies in his hometown in the Netherlands. If he can finalize the cooperation with Sean this time, then this will be Paul's first battle in Hollywood.

And Sean also wanted to attract the other party to his agency, so today Sean went to the airport to pick him up in person.

Some time ago, the Screen Actors Guild, the Directors Guild and the Federation of Motion Picture and Television Producers of America went through another round of negotiations. It is foreseeable that the signing of long-term contracts with its artists or directors will soon cease to exist.

Sean split off the brokerage company early.

A normal pick-up would be waiting at the exit, but this is Newark, so Sean drove directly into the Newark Airport in a swagger.

To Sean's surprise, there was another person coming down with Norris and Paul, Sharon Stone in a tight white OL skirt.

Sean knew that this was secretly arranged by Norris without asking!

This guy……

All his talents are focused on crooked ways.

Being around this kind of person is really...

So considerate!

Standing behind the two of them, Sharon Stone gave her a lustful look, but Sean pretended not to see it.

After standing at the airport and chatting for a while, Sean asked a few people to get in the car, and the group went straight to the villa.

After making a few cocktails with his own hands, Sean took the script and chatted with Paul.

In fact, Paul had already read the script and liked it very much. After knowing that the script was written by Sean, the boss, Paul thought about it and came to talk to Sean.

Paul is a screenwriter himself, so it is normal to have his own ideas.

Moreover, for a 120-minute movie, the actual footage shot may be 800-1,200 minutes or more, and the finished product is edited out of it.

The current script is only about 150 minutes long, which is too concise.

In Paul's opinion, the story was relatively complete, but there were some areas that were not fleshed out enough. He came here to discuss it with Sean.

Sean has nothing to say about this. He followed the script given to him in the original finished product, and he is not really a screenwriter.

Fortunately, with the help of the three Aijia brothers, Sean basically recalled all the plots, had pictures in his mind, and was able to discuss it with Paul without falling behind.

This actually surprised Norris and Sharon Stone next to them.

Sharon Stone's eyes shone, and she couldn't help biting her lower lip and whispered: "The boss is so young, handsome, rich, and talented!"

The most important thing is that the body is long and hard...it is simply irresistible.

Norris nodded in agreement. He admitted that Sean was talented, but those talents were all focused on 'murder and arson'!

Was the script of "Heist" written by the boss?

That's a real case!

The script of "Basic Instinct" is also amazing?

Murder, suspense, sex... which one is not Sean's specialty?

Naturally, Sean didn't know what was running around in Norris's mind. After chatting for a while, he agreed to give Paul some permissions.

And Paul doesn't push himself too far. His success in the Netherlands has nothing to do with Hollywood.

Here, he is still a newcomer.

After talking about the script, Paul asked Sean how much money he was going to invest in this movie.

Sean did not answer directly, but called a makeup artist to come over with several sets of costumes.

It was arranged by Sean on the way after seeing Sharon Stone coming over. After calling the makeup artist over, Sean explained what he wanted Sharon Stone to look like.

Afterwards, Sharon Stone followed the makeup artist upstairs.

"For the pure shooting cost, my plan is about 5 million. I will try my best to make it as good as possible. Regarding the salary, I need to decide on the leading role before deciding." Sean has no intention of saving money this time. After all, this film is a sure profit, and he doesn't want to

Because I messed up Sosoou myself.

What Sean didn't know was that the original production cost of "Basic Instinct" was more than 49 million, and his so-called "not digging" was only a fraction of others.

Of course, the current script is more mature and is almost the same as the original film, which can save several times the shooting cost.

We were almost chatting here when the sound of footsteps was heard upstairs. Everyone turned to look around and saw Sharon Stone, who had blond hair tied casually behind her head, a white windbreaker, a white tight skirt and white high heels.

Passed down.

Sharon Stone raised her head slightly, without a trace of a smile on her face. She rotated the lighter casually in her hand and glanced at the faces of several people casually.

Three points of arrogance, three points of coldness, and four points of insouciance.

He pulled up a chair and sat across from the three of them, with a faint smile on his face. He looked directly at the three of them, and slowly and naturally raised his legs and crossed them...

The three of them couldn't help but follow the ups and downs of the long, smooth legs, exploring...

"Wow!" Paul's eyes lit up. Sharon Stone looked like the best-selling author and serial murderer Catherine in the script.

"How is it?" Sean asked with a smile.

"God's most perfect masterpiece!" Paul's eyes were filled with admiration.

Norris swallowed subconsciously and turned his head slightly, unable to look or not daring to look.

Three people, three looks.

Sean is proud, Paul is appreciative, Norris is...

Ugh, disgusting!