Exploiting Hollywood 1980

"Wow wow wow..."

Helen Slater wore traditional Chinese costumes, cheongsam, looking very cute and extravagant. Ronald stood next to her, and the two applauded with the entire audience.

The state guests on the stage, under the guidance of Mickey and Minnie, left their Chinese names on an autograph book.

Ronald, who fled back to Los Angeles from Camp David, is still concerned about the appearance of the chief commander and his wife, and whether he has any grudges for the movie "Back to the Future".

Fortunately, they only appeared in the content of welcoming state guests on the news. Nancy also appeared in cheongsam with her old friend Elizabeth Taylor.

Ronald calculated the date, and it was the day before they left for Camp David. It seems that the chief commander and his wife have completely relaxed their mind and body and have a vacation, but they have no common knowledge of the divorce scandal that Hollywood juniors teased him.

The current commander is the first commander in history to get divorced and remarried. To the devout and conservative town folks who make up the majority of the population, he is just as deviant as Kennedy, who believed in Catholicism back then. Fortunately, he and his wife Nan The charm of Xi made people forget his previous experience.

Eisner specifically invited Ronald and Helen Slater to a public welcome at Disneyland. Do some free publicity for Touchstone's pioneering work, "There's a Husband in the House."

Ronald and Helen stayed aside after reporters took pictures. The state guests were treated with high courtesy, and Ronald, who had been taught a lesson, did not step forward to join in the fun.

"Ronald, this time is a major event in the relationship between the two countries. Young directors of your generation have the opportunity to shoot movies there, or introduce Hollywood movies to screen there."

The one chatting with Ronald next to him was the president of the American Film Society, Jack Valenti, who had a relationship with Ronald in the hairdo country.

He seized the opportunity to strive for the other party's approval for the Hollywood crew to go there to shoot. If a Westerner made a movie with the background there, it would be a sensation.

"Maybe." Ronald laughed, thinking that Jack Valentine was thinking too far.

In the distance are some old-fashioned movie stars, who seize the time and chat quietly with their old friends. Ronald recognized Elizabeth Taylor in the cheongsam. She was a little fat when she lost her youth, next to another veteran movie star Doris Day.

"What did Nancy say about your trip to the White House this time?" Doris Day asked Taylor.

"Nancy is busy looking at the horoscope for her husband every day. She only relies on the will of the great commander. I'm afraid he will not come out and admit this disease."

"Hey, poor Rock Hudson can only go to the hair country for treatment. He and the commander were also good friends when they were young." Doris Day sighed, the two common friends, the famous actor Rock Hudson It was tragic to be tortured by that new type of disease.

When he was asked to appear on Doris Day and Friends' talk show last week, he was too weak to answer any questions, so he had to follow him on the ranch for some pictures.

Two female stars approached Jack Valentine.

"You're Ronald, I know you, and I heard Debbie mention you." Taylor, the former beautiful girl, was bold and went straight up and kissed Ronald on the cheek. …

"Debbie, I thought you..." Ronald was surprised that Taylor robbed Debbie Reynolds' husband.

"We've reconciled, there's no need to give up a good friend for a scumbag man. Besides, I'm still Kelly Fisher's godmother."

"Okay," Ronald thought, Hollywood might really be more reliable as sisters than husbands and wives.

"Aren't you really going to go there with me?" Jack Valentine, after chatting with the two stars, came to Ronald again and persuaded him to go to the other side of the ocean to explore virgin land together.

"It's hard to get a visa right now." Ronald has also applied once since travel was liberalized, but only 30% of applicants can be approved each year unless Jack Valenti counts him as a film association staff, get a special approved work visa.

"That's right," Jack Valenti was impressed by the marketing momentum that Ronald used to hand out flyers on the streets last time in the hair country, and the time may not be ripe this time.

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