Chicago 1990

A done deal was done, and Underwood and Peter quickly realized that it was inconvenient to talk about this matter. Today, they were not the only ones who came to the ceremony. A large number of politicians, a large number of media and Internet industry colleagues were present. The two quickly slipped away, Alicia To take the two children home, only Underwood's wife Claire stayed to wait for news.

"Let's go together? Claire." Song Ya went out behind Sloan's ass. His office was in the building of A+ Records. "Tell Shakira to wait for me to come back." He told his classmate and assistant Melissa outside the door.

"I'm going to the banquet hall."

Then they will be on the same route for the time being. Claire said when the three walked into the elevator, “Gordon’s attack strategy is great. The media such as CUU should follow up tomorrow. Is there a tacit understanding between them?

"It shouldn't. I don't even know about it."

Song Ya certainly knew that when Sloan prevented Gordon from breaking the news last time, he promised Gordon and allowed him to wait for Danburton to give a fatal blow when he was re-election. The time is right, because Danburton followed the elephant party a few days ago. Swearing at the incumbent commander, when he hyped up the Lewinsky case, he was still a "gaffe", which is not a gaffe. It is a normal operation among the ultra-conservatives and said: "Arkansas disguised as a white man. ’

This is the same as calling CUU the Arkansas station. It is also a stalk created by the elephant party. The actual meaning is to accuse the current leader of white skin and black heart, and treat blacks as good as his own, because he paid great attention to win over black groups for the election. The vote rate among blacks during re-election and the support rate in recent years are both high.

Gordon’s keen old media guys will not let go of this perfect motive, relying on political correctness, and throwing off Danburton’s cheating hammer, so that the outside world will think that he is fighting back against the general offense of the black group. By the way, he can also share the pressure on the current commander, and help the boss APLUS to avenge the Barn case.

Liberal media will like this fierce material very much. Danburton is still in the Congress and politely scolds the incumbent commander for cheating and messing around in the White House, and he is stripped of hypocritical **** on the back. It is very dramatic.

But Song Ya also knew that Dan Burton was a bigwig in the Senate and the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Jesse Helms, and the two sides finally truce.

"McAvoy's remarks today sound like what FoxNews would say, the overall problem is not big." Claire said again, "but he can't move on to APLUS anymore. This kind of thing can't be thrown at the audience casually. Irresponsible assumptions."

The anchor McAvoy’s similar remarks against the incumbent chief’s court testimony had already been said by FoxNews, so the Donkey Party should be able to bear it, but as Claire said, going further is a bit too much and stepped on the line. Moreover, his own initiative to mention this is completely different from the enemy media FoxNews. The current leader should be very angry. The Elephant Party has been chasing after Lewinsky's recordings, and he is very nervous about this matter.

"We don't have any good restrictions on McAvoy. You know the super contract Ovitz gave him...Litman Media can't afford to pay liquidated damages."

Sloan explained.

Claire shrugged coldly, stepped out of the elevator and headed for the banquet hall.

"McAvoy just proposed a possibility."

Song Ya and Sloan walked into the office of Director Charles Skinner. The old silver-haired man was standing in front of the display wall monitoring the operation of the entire television station. He knew why Sloan rushed in so aggressively, he spoke first.

Song Ya put his arms around his chest, and found a corner of the table to listen in without saying a word. Sloan wouldn't let himself speak, and someone showed his attitude when he said too much, maybe he would be caught by the old fox.

"Don't say you don't understand the subtleties... Charlie, you have been a media person for decades."

Sloan was angry and asked the old man hand-in-hand, "On the first day you moved to Chicago to broadcast? I think you and McAvoy deliberately offended us by choosing the opportunity to expand their voice in the station. "

"Absolutely not."

The old man spread his hands with an innocent look, "McAvoy just wants to remind the public that there is such a possibility. He has always been maverick and has the courage of a media person, otherwise you would not like it and buy it."

"I do appreciate him, but not today."

Sloan raised his hand to signal to Song Ya, "The politicians present today should be able to show how harmonious our relationship with the Donkey Party is in Chicago! You are old media people, let alone you don't understand what there should be a tacit understanding between us. "

"I apologize to you, Ms. Sloan, and Mr. APLUS." The old man apologized solemnly.

"Don’t think we dare not fire McAvoy. Well, now Litman Media really can’t afford to fire him, but I warn you, if he says anything too much in the Lewinsky case, I can fire you, Charlie." Sloan continued to threaten.

"Charlie is leaving, and I will leave." McAvoy himself pushed the door in.

"That's easy!"

Sloan arrogantly threw a warning stare at the two of them, flicked his hair and left. Song Ya touched his chin and smiled at the host and host anchor, and followed her out without saying a word.

"McAvoy's integrity will not allow him to continue to attack the current chief when there is only one recorded evidence. On the contrary, Gordon’s revelations have attracted the interest of liberal media such as CUU. They transferred Gordon’s show clips to Washington Post today. The newspaper, New York Times and other big paper media also reprinted and followed up the report. So far, Danburton has not responded."

The next day, Yeremov hurried back to Los Angeles. Daniel was putting his feet on the conference room table, waiting for him to come to the meeting while reading the newspaper. "The ultra-conservatives are getting more and more withered. They offend almost all transnational Companies are still unwilling to pay attention to political correctness, and their reputations at home and abroad are unsound. They will eventually die out in the next century without votes and campaign funds."

Daniel evaluation.

Yeremov remembered the boss’ threats in his mind, became more vigilant and unhappy with Daniel, knocked on the soles of his lit shoes with a briefcase, “Don’t dirty the table, wait for the rental company’s people to come. ."

"Are we moving?"

Daniel's "we" made Yeremov's eyelids tremble, and he replied silently: "A+ Film Studio is no longer suitable for staying near Universal Studios."

"You should persuade APLUS, why are you so stiff with the world...Where are you going to move?"

"West Hollywood? Or Banburk..." Yeremov didn't want to talk to the other party about the company's internal affairs, so he changed the subject. "What does the Cold Mountain project say?"

"I will arrange for you to meet the people from Grove Press. They will come over later."

"I was not notified..."

"You can't get through."

"That should be on the plane, Daniel, it's best to check with me next time, I may not have time..."

"Come on Yeremov." Daniel interrupted him, "Time is very important to us. After Grove Publishing learned that APLUS and you were buying Polygram Pictures, they thought that the Anna and King project would cause cold mountain. Impact, we must give them reassurance as soon as possible."

"I know."

"I just called APLUS. I can also help with Polygram. I know Polygram very well and know many people."

"He agreed?"

"No, he is worrying about this..." Daniel threw the newspaper on the table, and the New York Times was mocking Dan Burton, who was caught and raped. The picture is the one given by Gordon yesterday.

Yeremov was secretly relieved.

"By the way, the casting of the girl next door project is over? I just met old Larry, and he said the crew is ready to go to Chicago to start work?"

"It has nothing to do with you, Daniel." Yeremov sat down opposite him.

"Mr. Glass!" Xue Linfen, who was dressed beautifully, walked in at this time. "Will the author of Cold Mountain, Charles Fraser, be there too?"

"No, it's the people from Grove Press, and maybe the Atlantic Monthly... Xuelin, wait for you to tell each other... so..."

Daniel taught Xue Linfen what to say and what not to say, and Yeremov became more and more irritable when he heard it.

"Boss, the president of Fox Pictures is here, in the office." In the middle of the meeting, he was called into his office by his assistant.

The president of Fox Pictures, Bill McKennick, sat relaxed in his boss chair, holding the photo frame he placed on the table in his hand, and took a photo with the current chief’s wife. "Eremov, Yeremov ......" Seeing him enter the door, he flicked his head on the photo with a little frivolity, "Seriously, I have known you for so many years, and it is very gratifying to see what you have achieved today."

"Thank you, what's the matter with me? Mr. McKennick."

Yeremov squeezed a smile, "Congratulations too, Da Chuan can still remain in the top five of the North Mi Zhou box office list."

"It's all over." Bill McKennick waved his hand casually. "We have to look forward."

"Yes, there is a disagreement between us regarding the calculation of the funding for the launch of the big ship..."

"I won't talk about this today." Bill McKennick interrupted him, "Are you buying Polygram for APLUS?"

"Yes."

"Where is the progress?"

"Uh, it is not convenient to disclose, we are preparing for the next round of negotiations."

"I heard that Young Bronfman and Ron Meyer were very angry with you. He gave Polygram an ultimatum to prohibit contact with you, otherwise the purchase of Polygram Records will be cancelled." Bill McKennick It broke an anise.

"Really? I haven't heard of..." Yeremov was startled.

"You have to be smarter." Bill McKennick knocked on his forehead with his index finger. "Well, let's not talk about it, I just talked with Judy Foster, and then collaborate on the Anna and King project? How about? "

"Oh?"

Yeremov almost failed to control his facial expressions and laughed on the spot, "That project is our A+ film studio first..."

"Is there anything like this?"

Bill McKennick stood up and said, "That's it. We have a dinner with Judy Foster in the evening and settle this matter. Our enemy is Universal Pictures. I heard Ron Meyer also deliberately intervened."

"I got no news..."

"It's too late when you know everything."

"Wait, Mr. McKennick, I have to ask the boss first, he may not be happy to see other companies intervening in Anna and King..."

"Ask, but you still have to come at night, nine o'clock, on time, don't play tricks."

Bill McKennick lost a matchbox from a high-end restaurant before he left.

Yeremov didn't catch it and fell to the ground. He heard the door shut when he bent over to pick it up. He took a deep breath and put the picture frame messed up by Bill McKennick back in place, "Boss, just now... …"

"You handle it."

After reporting the truth, Song Ya’s impatient voice came from the other end of the phone, “What’s the matter? That crappy second-generation director popped out again, so I’m now a Hollywood guy again? I’m very busy now. Things...Don’t keep showing me such disgusting news."

"Which guides the second generation?"

"Do you still want to do M-FXXK? Go watch TV by yourself!" The phone was hung up.

Yeremov didn't care about going back to the meeting, and asked his subordinates to help find the news from the boss.

'APLUS is a bad guy. Nothing in Hollywood makes me feel more disgusting than him. He is the only one. I remember I said this many years ago. At that time he was still a little singer. It was incredibly difficult. I have had enough of playing with big names and being good at making troubles. I would rather lose my job than work with him...'

It turned out to be Jennifer Lynch, the daughter of David Lynch.

"Yelemov, where are you!? What time is it!?"

At 9:30 in the evening, Bill McKennick had already made several calls and snarled angrily as soon as he was connected, "Did I remind you not to be late!? You are limited to appear in front of me and Judy Foster within five minutes! "

Yeremov hung up, turned off the phone, "Hhoo!" He sighed in the mirror, spread his fingers apart, straightened out the very important strands of long and fluttering hair that covered the Mediterranean, and then began to spray up the shape. Moss' eyes became firmer and firmer.

"Boss, the reporter is waiting."

"Okay, right now."

He tidyed up his suit and hurried out of the building with a briefcase. A small camera crew on the dark street tacitly blocked his interview, "Mr. Yeremov, can you talk about director Jennifer Lynch's criticism of APLUS? "

"The remarks are totally unfounded, and very excessive. David, her father should discipline her, apologize, and speak honestly and practically in the future. Her level is too bad, and I suspect that she has mental problems. Hollywood is a little bit sensible. The company won’t work with her, just watch it, she won’t even be able to make a TV series after a while. Oh, by the way, she’s no longer able to make a TV series. She just messes with other people’s episodes and shoots one or two episodes on her behalf. This kind of opportunity shouldn't be given to her!"

Yeremov sprayed frantically.

"Are you calling for a ban?" The reporter who had prepared in advance was very cooperative.

"She asked herself to spread rumors about an amphibious superstar..."

"There are many people in Hollywood who agree with her."

"Who!?" Yeremov stopped and asked.

"Uh……"

"Anyway, she should shut up." Yeremov continued to stride forward.

"Let's talk about you and Polaroid Pictures?"

"I started from being interested in the Anna and King project..."

"But I heard that many Hollywood companies are also chasing this project."

"They shouldn't do this, I am determined to win that project."

The next day, he was blatantly cursed by Bill McKennick, "Well of the loser, now we at Fox Pictures are leading the Anna and Kings project, and Judy Foster and I have reached an agreement."

"Speaking of losers, I still remember how Bill begged me to continue to invest money in the big ship last year. I was about to jump off the building, I was about to jump off the building, Yeremov... Save me."

Yeremov gritted his teeth and fought back in front of the camera, imitating the other party’s crying, "I forgot this year? Ha ha, first of all, don’t come to grab my project with me, and second, don’t **** want to play tricks on the big ship’s accounts, A+ movie The studio hasn't seen the money in that first project in film history, he can't get away!"

Bill McKennick was mad. He was in a meeting with Judy Foster when he saw Yeremov's remarks speechless, his eyes were almost glaring, before he had time to fight back, Arnold Kopelsen, owner of Regent Pictures He ran out for no reason to accept the trick, "Is Yeremov a little ignorant of who he is? The boss he serves, APLUS, supports online piracy. He is fighting against all Hollywood and the record industry. He works for APLUS, and he is APLUS. The spies in Hollywood reminded me of those spies during World War II."

"I suspect Arnold Kopelson is an Israeli spy (the other party is of Israeli nationality)!"

Yeremov went all out. In fact, there is really no such rumors in the circle.

When the news passed, Arnold Kopelsen was attending a dinner party, and he shrugged to the celebrities who paid attention to him, "Eremov seems to be crazy." But he really didn't continue to line up.

"Get out, get out!" Bill McKennick irritably asked if there were any reporters who threatened to jump off the building. Most of them were stopped by the paparazzi hired by Yeremov and squeezed into the car embarrassedly.

"Yelemov? He is a small man, a loyal dog of APLUS." The old enemy, Joe Pessi of the Italian Gang of Hollywood laughed.

"He should worry more about his career. It's not the era of the mafia~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Is anyone looking for that box office poison to film?" Yeremov retorted.

"All of us should calm down." Ron Meyer, president of Universal Pictures, was sidelined. "I noticed Mr. Yeremov's recent remarks and I was very careless."

"Universal is suppressing me, and fans all over the world are waiting for the sequel of Blade Warrior. It is their responsibility to delay the project!"

Yeremov encouraged Zach Schneider and other long-awaited project creators to stand up for their support, and called on fans to unite and contact for signature collection activities to force Universal to restart the sequel as soon as possible.

Soon, PolyGram hinted that it would not continue to negotiate with A+ Film Studio on the acquisition of PolyGram Pictures.

"This decision has violated the interests of their shareholders. Don't forget that they are a listed company!" Yeremov was full of fire. "This is never over..."

"It seems that APLUS is really reluctant to publish specials this year? The contradiction seems a bit intensified... Isn't the Blade Warrior project very profitable?"

The representative of Chase Bank, who was in a meeting with Little Bronfman, put down the newspaper and asked: "It is rumored that you have issued an ultimatum to Polygram, but you also promised to pay the price of raising the purchase price?

"So?" Little Bronfman responded impatiently: "Or do you plan to withdraw? Don't forget that your family is not the only one willing to provide financing!"

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