From Flower Vase to Film Emperor in Hollywood

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Harry Percy shamelessly tore off his mask, revealing his ferocity and brutality, and bit Sony Columbia's thigh fiercely, preparing to drag Sony Columbia down with him to perish together.

"Dog eat dog, a mouthful of fur."

In an age of entertainment to the death, anything is possible. Things are becoming more and more magical and absurd, disrupting the entire summer with unreasonable postures. More and more people are participating in this storm, and the continuous twists and suspenseful progress of events is even more dizzying.

Indeed, people don't like Harry Percy, but now, in the face of Sony Columbia's ugliness and filth, Harry seems to have become less odious.

Of course, a small number of voices have always refused to be led by the nose. They firmly believe that Harry's exposure of Sony Columbia is to divert attention, just like Sony Columbia's previous action of buying Jason Owen to take the blame.

"Neither side is a good thing."

This view has many supporters, but in the end, it was persuaded by the view that "No matter what, Anson is innocent", and they began to scold the paparazzi and Wall Street, expressing their indignation at Anson's experience.

All flowers bloom together, and all schools of thought contend. The bustling voices are erupting in full force. Hollywood news has never been so lively, never, even when "Bennifer" triggered a nationwide wave of unity, it was far from this level.

Moreover, TMZ has become the biggest winner, stepping onto the stage of history with a brilliant debut.

After this battle, regardless of whether they care about Hollywood or are curious about gossip, the name TMZ has also appeared in the eyes and ears of millions of ordinary people, truly establishing the impression that "TMZ equals gossip."

It's hard to imagine that one second they were besieging Harry, and the next second they started cheering for Harry—

After all, "Harry Percy VS Sony Columbia".

If people want to see Sony Columbia show some sincerity to protect the innocent Anson, then they must become Harry Percy's strongest backing.

Thus, the spectacle appeared.

Television. Radio. Newspaper. Internet. All-round, no dead ends, as long as it is a media outlet that can be named, no one can miss this news.

Moreover, overtly or covertly, implicitly or directly, they stood behind Anson, cheering for the only innocent victim in the world.

When "The Today Show" and "Good Morning America" reported, when major TV stations joined the melee, when Blair opened the website, the whole world was spinning and plunged into chaos.

Blair was stunned, and then began to breathe heavily. Only then did she realize that she had just forgotten to breathe, staring at the computer screen with bated breath, and all other reactions were temporarily forgotten.

Sadness. Anger. Bitterness. Suffocation.

Language is simply not enough to describe her emotions. Complex emotions are intertwined, and finally evolve into a kind of pain, pulling left and right.

What did Anson do wrong?

No, nothing.

Not only did he not, Anson was the real victim; not only did he not, Anson was also a contributor to the historic breakthrough of "Spider-Man"; not only did he not, Anson was still thinking about returning to the "Spider-Man 2" crew.

What was the result?

What kind of treatment did Anson get?

Blair even forgot to cry, her heart just exploded.

No, no, no, she can't cry, she can't be weak, and she can't surrender.

She needs to fight for Anson, otherwise, facing a giant like Sony Columbia, relying on Anson's strength alone is far from enough. She needs to make Sony Columbia realize that Anson is not alone.

Anson needs them. This is the first time ever.

Thinking of this, a burst of courage and faith exploded in her chest. Without despair, without sadness, without disintegration, Blair took a deep breath and forced herself to be strong.

Involuntarily, Blair remembered the afternoon when she witnessed Anson and the band performing on the streets of New York. They sang loudly and freely in the crowded streets, as if there were no listeners.

They sang,

"Hey, they say I'm naive, they say I'm delusional, if I don't wake up, life will slip away from my fingers, but I don't care."

"Wake me up when I reach the end."

Blair clenched her fists, becoming impassioned. The more difficult the situation, the more determined she became. She immediately called her friend Karen Fox.

Obviously, Karen was also furious. The two people cursed at each other on the phone, but Karen still couldn't calm her anger.

Karen: ???

"Blair! You're still in the mood to laugh? Jesus Christ, do you know what happened?"

Blair, "Of course. That's why I called you. I think we should fight back."

Karen, "Damn right. We should quit 'Spider-Man 2' and let Sony Columbia and their so-called grand plan go to hell."

Blair, "No, I don't agree."

Karen, "What?"

Blair, "I think this is retreating without a fight. Moreover, this is equivalent to letting Sony Columbia get their wish. They don't even need to continue offending Anson to be able to replace the actor legitimately."

"Indeed, we are not worried that Anson will lack opportunities. Without Spider-Man, Anson can still succeed. We will still go to the cinema to support Anson, but what about Sony Columbia?"

"We can't shake Sony Columbia in the slightest. Sony Columbia apologizes insincerely and then continues to move forward. The Spider-Man without Anson will 100% not stop production."

Karen was stunned. She couldn't understand Blair's thoughts, "But, but..."

"But, if Anson continues to film Spider-Man, doesn't that mean we continue to work like slaves for Sony Columbia and continue to make money for them?"

"Why!"

Karen exploded directly.

Blair also knew that this was not easy to accept, but this was the truth, a cruel and helpless truth, "Just because Sony Columbia is still the top film company in the Hollywood pyramid."

Blair took a deep breath, trying to calm Karen down.

"Karen, okay, we can boycott Sony Columbia, we can boycott 'Spider-Man 2', and Anson can also turn around and leave the Spider-Man crew. Everything is fine."

"But, without us, there will still be other people who will go to the cinema. Sony Columbia can still earn other people's box office. 'Spider-Man 2' will not be a box office failure."

Karen wanted to refute, saying that the "Spider-Man" without Anson was nothing, but the words got stuck in her throat and she couldn't say them after all.

Because Karen knew that Blair was right.

"From Superman to Batman, the box office failure of one or two movies, or the departure of actors and crew after conflicts, has never stopped film companies from continuing to make movies. Giants like them will not be harmed in any way. In the end, only we and Anson will be hurt."