Reborn to Dominate Hollywood

Ian knew how La La Land was a commercial success, grossing $448 million worldwide with a $30 million production budget and receiving widespread critical acclaim, giving high marks to the script and director, the performance soundtrack for the two main characters, the amount of music, cinematography, and production design.

In addition, when Ian researched La La Land from his memory bank, he stumbled upon what critics had to say about it in his world and how it almost won an Oscar and many other awards. He wants La Land to win as great an award in this world as the Oscars, because he believes that if he creates something that almost everyone can enjoy, La La Land will be a huge success.

In the film critic's response, Ian was surprised to find that some of the comments were made by celebrities he knew in his previous life about their monumental masterpieces created through Hollywood.

|| "La La Land breathes new life into the genre of the past with an exciting direction, powerful performances, and irresistible passion."

|| A famous actor described it as "a hot miracle" and complemented it with the amount of music, especially the opening. And went on to name it his favorite movie of the year

|| "The most enjoyable entertainment of the year"

|| "It's part a wonderful fantasy novel, part sober fable, part romantic comedy and showbiz melodrama, and it's a work of great skill and real touching"

|| "A masterpiece of sun-drenched music."

A smile unconsciously appeared on Ian's face as he knocked down "THE END" of the script he had been writing, knowing that this would be the next Hollywood blockbuster from up-and-coming young director Ian Renner.

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Ian is ready to be interviewed by reporters, and they are ready to face the masterminds behind Resident Evil.

What could bring more popularity to the media besides people's desire for current hot trends? Actually, it's all about who is this new director?

"Can we start?" Etie asked.

Three days later, the New York Times had a front-page headline, "Ian Renner, the director of writing." Ian, who went to the studio in the morning to talk to Mason, was greeted with a newspaper in his hand.

Ian Rayner, the screenwriter-director

, talks to The New York Times' Eddie Otis about his latest literary masterpiece, Resident Evil, and how he began to plan for his future.

Home Alone, which was released not long ago, has been hyped for months, which has increased curiosity about the new young director, Ian Renner. Without giving up any fame, he published Resident Evil through the Etas Culture Publishing House, which also brought him so much attention.

Eddie: Do you think Home Alone will bring you such a big success?

Iain: yes, absolutely. As I mentioned in previous interviews, Home Alone's success was doomed. Not only that, but I'm glad people like it. The positive response from the fans gave me a lot of motivation.

Eddie: From family comedies to survival thrillers, how do you approach these completely opposite genres?

Ian: Hmm... It's not like I wrote them all together. When writing, I have to live in the characters and act according to all the roles. I bet most people doubt my skill at writing horror stories, but I'm glad readers love Resident Evil anyway.

Eddie: What challenges did you face while creating Resident Evil?

IAN: At first, it was hard to connect and write horror films, but as time went on, it became easier as I started growing in the characters and feeling them.

Eddie: Isn't it difficult to manage a studio and write at the same time? I mean, time conflict?

Ian: That's... But I managed to do it, somehow.

Eddie: You did prove that your success wasn't just due to luck. Also because of talent and skills. Are there any projects you've been working on lately?

[... Back in time, during interviews]

For questions that a reporter might ask, Ian has practiced and thought through different situations and scenarios in his mind. For a while, he knew his future goals, what he wanted to achieve in Hollywood, and he would definitely be asked.

"Thank you for the compliment. And, yes. I've been working on a new project lately. In two to three months' time, I'm sure the public will know.

Eddie smiled because he had expected something similar before he asked the question. In his 10 years of work, he has been interviewing different types of celebrities, and he knows that many people are reluctant to share their next steps without surprise.

"We'll wait. What about your dating life? As a young man... I'm sure there are a lot of young girls lined up. "

Haha... I bet. My current relationship status is single and I'm focused on the success I want. My dating life... Only time will tell.

Eddie smiled and cooperated with the celebrity in front of him, even though he knew that the interview would attract so many people's attention. So he did his best.

"Any advice for new young writers or directors?"

"With that in mind, I think for any writer looking for the perfect time or the perfect setting to start writing... All you need to do should be just to get started. Without a start, you won't know what you're capable of. It's important not to let yourself judge your story or your writing skills. Let it reach some readers. Finally, don't let anything change your dreams. Sometimes you can't achieve it, but it will make you grow to the best position that even you can't think of.

My words may sound like a young boy who hasn't experienced the dark side yet, but from the information I've gathered... With the right amount of dedication and willpower, you can do whatever you want. There are so many opportunities now, and if you want to, you'll get what you deserve.

He smiled as he spoke, and several crew members behind the camera also smiled and nodded.

"That's amazingly motivating. Is there any particular reason why you are not being interviewed? A lot of people think you're selfish, is that true?

Ian chuckled, wondering how he knew Eddie would ask this.

"Of course not. I'm not selfish. As a newbie to this field, I haven't explored a lot yet. Logically, I don't have room for selfishness if I want to learn. But the strange thing is that all along, I have been busy doing one thing, and it is only a matter of time, and I hope to face more interviews in the future and get closer to the public. "

[Now – at Studio Reina]

"They've edited it so well that you can be very pleasant to the public," Mason commented with a sincere smile.

"I see. Let's talk about our next project now, shall we? Ian asked, putting away the paper on the table.