Exploiting Hollywood 1980

"I think you're shy."

"You think I'm shy."

Ronald returned to Messner's class, and Michelle Pfeiffer was still in his group. This time the practice of Messner techniques has also been upgraded. Not only do the two have to repeat each other's words, but they also have to repeat each other's demeanor and emotions. The most important thing is that when one of the two makes a mistake again, both parties must switch to a new mode to continue.

"You think I'm shy!" Michelle Pfeiffer puffed her cheeks. She was a little dissatisfied with always being at odds with Ronald. Her husband Holden didn't say anything, but when he came to pick her up these few times, he always said Very awkward. So she tried not to be so tacit.

"I think you're a little embarrassed." Ronald's attention was all on Pfeiffer, and he observed that Pfeiffer was a little embarrassed. Ronald was so focused on identifying Pfeiffer's emotional patterns that he forgot about the original repeated sentence and accidentally said it wrong.

"You think I'm a little embarrassed, huh?" Pfeiffer reached out and hit Ronald on the arm. The two of them seemed to have returned to the past for a moment. Ronald liked his slightly awkward appearance and often deliberately kept her in this state.

In fact, speaking of it, his first blockbuster film "Grease 2" was also thanks to Ronald discovering his tendency to be easily embarrassed, and he was able to truly enter the industry.

"I think you're a little embarrassed, ah!" Ronald responded.

"Stop, don't flirt, I haven't taught you that yet." Messner joked to the two people below.

"Hahaha……"

"You don't have anyone to match with. I'll be with you today. Just sit there." Messner looked at the girl who was left, named Jennifer. The number of students who came today happened to be an odd number.

"Sorry, I couldn't help myself." Ronald apologized proactively.

"It's okay, that's what actors are like." Michelle Pfeiffer blushed a little. When it comes to acting, especially for actors who pursue Stanislavski's acting system, it's easy for them to fake the show. Everyone faces each other day and night, pursuing authenticity. You can deeply feel the inner world of the character, and it is easy to transfer the feelings of the character to yourself.

I didn't take an acting class like Meisner's with Ronald back then, otherwise the two of them might have taken different paths.

"We can start with a political topic," Messner said to Jennifer.

"Well, I think the next general will be the Donkey Party." Jennifer has obvious Jewish ancestry, and her crooked nose betrays them more than any other religious belief.

She also recently played a small role in "The Cotton Club" and also played a young female guerrilla in "Red Dawn" and suffered a lot. Both films did poorly at the box office and with poor reviews, and they themselves failed to make a mark.

But I finally saved some money to attend Meissner's acting class, hoping to star in a movie that would make me famous as soon as possible.

"Do you think...the next commander-in-chief...will be a donkey party?" Messner's expression was as disgusting as if he had eaten a fly. The inflation of the previous commander-in-chief had made him miserable. After a few years, he felt comfortable. day.

"I think the next leader will be the Donkey Party." Jennifer repeated.

"No, you don't feel what I feel," Messner interrupted.

"I don't understand," Jennifer said a little confused.

"This way, I won't say anything, just do it once." Messner did not speak, but made a constipated expression with a painful look on his face.

"I think the next commander-in-chief..." Jennifer still didn't fully understand, and she didn't repeat Messner's uncomfortable feeling.

"Tell her," Messner pointed to Ronald.

"Oh my God." Ronald made a fainting expression. How could anyone hope that the Donkey Party will be in power next time? How well did the commander-in-chief do? We will also proceed with the tax reduction plan soon.

"Oh..." Jennifer seemed to understand.

"Understood?" Messner looked at Jennifer, "My behavior, my performance is my behavior."

"Aren't you going to the premiere of 'Back to the Future' with me?" Ronald took out two invitation tickets to the premiere, which were specially given to him by Zemeckis and Spielberg.

"My husband, Holden will come to pick me up." Michelle Pfeiffer looked a little embarrassed again.

"Oh, let's do it next time." Ronald asked for trouble. In fact, he had already accepted the invitation to attend the premiere with Leigh Thompson, and now he was just giving tickets to Pfeiffer.

"Can you give me one?" Jennifer came up and looked at the invitation in Ronald's hand. For her, this kind of premiere opportunity was precious.

"Of course", Ronald gave her one, "but I have arranged a female companion, you have to go in by yourself."

"It doesn't matter, I'm already very happy." Jennifer was a little disappointed, but quickly adjusted her mood, picked up the invitation and left with great gratitude.

…

"Ronald!" Director Zemeckis saw Ronald arriving at the door and quickly came up to hug him.

"I'm so anxious. In order to meet this deadline, the last special effects have just been completed, and the copies are still wet."

"It'll be good to catch up."

Ronald knew that in order to catch up with the most important period of the summer season, Universal's executives put a lot of pressure on Zemeckis. After all, it was Zemeckis's fault that the lead role was changed after a few weeks of filming. Fortunately, Ronald discovered Stoltz's problem in time and saved him some time.

"Leigh", Ronald separated from the director, smiled and stretched out his hand to Leigh Thompson for her to hang, "I heard that you got the next blockbuster directed by Lucas? Congratulations."

"I'm also lucky. Diane Lane's appearance in 'Streets of Fire' was so beautiful, which put a lot of pressure on me. Director Lucas specially tested the live singing, and I was lucky enough to pass." Leigh Thompson patted her chest. , making a look of lingering fear.

"You deserve it, I heard you were great in Back to the Future?"

"You'll know after you watch it. I haven't watched the whole movie yet." Leigh Thompson held Ronald on her arm while chatting and posing for reporters.

"Michael", Ronald met the starring Michael J. Fox again.

"Ah, you took my mom away from me," Fox joked, pointing at Thompson. Lea Thompson plays a younger version of his mother in the movie.

"Hahaha", Ronald and several creators laughing were captured by photographers.

"Michael, can I call you Michael? I came here with Ronald." Jennifer, who was in the acting class, saw that the male lead Michael Fox and Ronald seemed to be old friends, so she also came up to chat with him for a chance.

"Are you?" Fox stretched out his arm for Jennifer to step on. "Just in time, he asked out Thompson, so I can ask you out."

"Jennifer, it's my pleasure," Jennifer said with a smile as she held Fox on her arm. With just a random invitation ticket from Ronald, he might be in the newspaper.

"Jennifer, nice to meet you. I'm from Canada. What about you?"

"I'm from New York."

"Ah, New York girl." Fox seemed to be very interested in the Jewish Jennifer, and the two entered the theater while chatting.

The lights dimmed and the premiere began.

This is a time-travel movie. Marty McFly takes a time shuttle invented by a professor and returns to America in the 1950s. In the end, he helped his young parents fall in love with each other again, avoiding the tragedy of disappearing because of changing history.

By the way, he also invented skateboarding, rock music, alien mythology... and a series of pop culture icons.

At the end of the movie, Marty returns to modern times, and his parents have become more confident and wealthy. He also got a nice car that he always dreamed of. Biff Tanin (a mockery of Paramount President Ned Tanin's name), who used to bully their family, is now reduced to washing their cars for a living.

Girlfriend Jennifer also becomes more fond of Marty.

Just then, the professor came back to find Marty and Jennifer in a time machine modified from a DeLorean car. Tell them that their children are in danger in the future and they must save them.

"Professor, your journey seems too short, not enough for you to accelerate to 88 miles to start time travel?"

Marty reminded the professor.

"Road? Where we are going, there are no roads." The professor put on a pair of science fiction-style glasses and drove out.

The DeLorean made a U-turn, flew up, and quickly reached a speed of 88 miles. It quickly flew towards the audience and disappeared in a flash of light.

"Ouch, ouch, ouch..." The audience below all stood up and applauded excitedly.

"Congratulations, Robert, congratulations, Michael, Leigh." Ronald hugged the creative staff one by one. The audience's performance undoubtedly confirmed to him that this is another super-selling movie.

"Ronald, can we talk in private?"

Producer Spielberg came over and waved to Ronald.

"Of course." Ronald stood up and went to the lounge with Spielberg.

"Is it possible to succeed?" Director Zemeckis looked at the backs of the two people, feeling a little nervous.

"Jennifer, do you want to go out for a drink with me?" Michael J. Fox took the stage after the curtain call, put down Jennifer's hand, and invited the beautiful woman he just met to go out with him.

"Of course I'd be jealous of girls all over the country, getting to date Marty McFly."

"Hahaha……"

"Ronald, I heard that you can contact the commander-in-chief's office?" Spielberg looked at Ronald through a pair of small round spectacle lenses.

"I'm afraid I'm not sure." Ronald didn't expect that Spielberg would come to him for this.

"Last time, the commander-in-chief came to see me because he wanted to watch the Soviet Union film 'Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears', and I happened to be the buyer of that film imported into the country." Ronald quickly explained the cause and effect. , otherwise it would be bad if Spielberg thought that he was unwilling to help. After all, he was able to become a film director thanks to the support of the other party.

"So it turns out, Hollywood rumors say, you have a great relationship with First Lady Nancy. The film is the first movie with blockbuster potential to be co-produced by Amblin and Universal, who stars in Fox's current TV series 'Family Ties' The character in ', Alex P. Keaton, is the biggest fan of Datong. This character has also been mentioned by Datong and is a symbol of the new generation of young people.

We originally had the extravagant hope that we could have the President watch "Back to the Future" in the White House. Anything he said would become the focus of the media. Coupled with our marketing plan, it is possible to win the first place in the box office of the year. . "

Spielberg was a little disappointed, but he explained his thoughts. This movie Zemeckis went from being disliked, to temporarily changing roles, to rushing to work on special effects, but the final effect was unexpectedly good. It would be a pity if we can't continue to invest resources and win the first place of the year.

"To be honest, I am relatively close to the deputy commander's son. It seems that in two weeks their family will go to Camp David for vacation. If the deputy commander asks to watch a movie, maybe the commander-in-chief will be interested," Ronald thought. After thinking about it, I made a suggestion.

"Ronald." Spielberg was very grateful. He came up and hugged Ronald hard. "I will never forget your help. This year is very critical for Amberlin."

Spielberg's directing performance is actually beyond dispute. If his production capabilities are also confirmed, he can reach long-term agreements with multiple distributors, and Amblin's performance will be guaranteed in the long term.

"I can't guarantee anything."

"It doesn't matter, let's give it a try." Spielberg was very happy. "Amy and I will hold a wedding this year. It has been delayed for a long time. I will send you an invitation then."

"Of course, congratulations."

Ronald looked at Spielberg who was smiling sweetly, "I wonder if his prenuptial agreement has been written."

He has not forgotten Lucas's Hollywood divorce of the century, which left Martha with about 50 million in assets.

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