Reborn to Dominate Hollywood

[January 9, 2019]

The past few months have passed quickly.

Due to all the filming work, Ian was unable to celebrate Christmas or New Year.

He was invited to different parties held by different directors and studios.

Anyway, he was busy filming. The same applies to all cast and crew.

No one can go home for Christmas, and it's just as painful for everyone.

Instead, Ian and everyone celebrated Christmas and New Year in different places.

After months away from the city, Ian is finally able to visit the studio and check out the status of the Green Book.

Ian Rainer, who walked into the Rainer Studio building, felt that the morning was fresh.

The automatic glass door opened automatically, and Ian walked inside.

The receptionist greeted him with a pleasant smile on his face.

Ian walked straight to Mason's office.

On the way, he noticed that people were busy.

"Oh, no, I'll say it. The tall, brown-haired girl took the phone and picked it up.

"Hey, can you come over for a moment?" another shouted in the background.

"Good morning, Lord Ian. The man standing in front of Ian asked.

"yes, I see, work hard," Ian smirked as he walked towards Mason.

The office has been completely renovated.

"Good morning, Ian. It's a pleasure to see you again," Mason greeted Ian as he walked into the office.

Ian noticed that Mason's office looked clean and fresh, and it looked elegant and modern after the renovation.

When Ian enters the studio for the last time, his personal office is fully completed, and when he's gone, everything else seems to be complete, including Mason's office, the staircase, and every other floor.

"The view from the office looks spectacular, uncle," Ian said, sitting on the couch with Mason across from him.

"I know, right? I just gave them the design and they did everything perfectly. You have your own office, too

," "yes," Ian said with a smile.

"How's it going, is it all done?" asked Mason.

"Yes, everything went well. Do you see the right position? We can't rest. Travel, as well as normal stuff. Thankfully, though, the promotion will start in two months, with plans to release in four months. I really wanted to make editing and post-production easy," Ian says with a laugh.

"Sounds good, how is Martin?" asked Mason.

"Very supportive, is the Green Paper going well anyway?" Ian asked.

"The good news is that it will be ready by the end of this month. Moses is working with the editor-in-chief on post-production and editing. I'm also helping and it's really going well. By the way, you've missed a lot of Chinese New Year's Eve and Christmas gatherings," Mason said, because he's been thinking about it.

"Yes, uncle. But trust me, Batman Mystery is going to be the hottest game of all time, and every second I spent was worth it. The struggle will definitely pay off, and I don't regret missing the party. Ian said with a smile.

Mason knew he was telling the truth and backed it back.

"Ah, I can feel it. Anyway, you can check it out before the Green Paper comes out

," "Sounds good, and I hope this clears my name," Ian said.

"Oh wait, don't you know, Lucifer was released last week. Of course, at LeoTV, the numbers are actually quite high, "LeoTV

accepted the request to find a director to shoot the first season, while Ian focused solely on the mystery of Batman.

Derek Winston, a producer hired by LeoTV, made a great appearance in the series.

While Ian saw some clips from the series, he was too busy with Batman to watch them.

"Oh shit, I completely forgot," Ian said, his eyes getting bigger.

"Great, I watched an episode last night," Mason said with a laugh.

"I knew it was going to be good, it should be good. I'm going to visit LeoTV today," Ian said.

The small party shared details of what happened while Ian was away, and Ian shared details of what happened while filming at each location.

"It's cold, uncle. Bell said, when can we go back?" Ian said with a smile.

"Ahaha... I can imagine his face... I read the script and there was a lot of action. Is there anyone hurt or something?"

"No, not really. Everyone was well prepared. We have professionals, you should know," Ian said.

"Oh yes, by the way, want to see Lucifer episode 1 just to see the final product? I mean, if you don't have anything to do?" Mason asked with a laugh.

"Shall I bring snacks?" Ian joked. He had a few hours left before the board meeting with Batman's production crew.

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"Don't Lucifer," Angela said with a loud moan.

"Did you see that guy?!!!!

For three days, she had been trying to convince her roommate to start watching Lucifer with her.

Mandela wanted to watch Lucifer on the big screen, which was the TV they connected to LeoTV.

Knowing how good the show is, she wants to have a good experience with Lucifer.

Her college friends had been chattering about Lucifer, but she had a huge challenge halfway through since she wanted to watch it.

"Oh my God, I just don't want to see it. I watched the trailer and the guy looks good, but we can move on to the sitcom that started last week. There are about 10 episodes left. Don't you want to finish one before you start another? IMHO, I'm not interested in watching it," Angela said as she kept scrolling through her social media.

"We started because of you, and that should be fair. I want to take my turn too. Girl, when you and your boyfriend have a baby in that room, I don't even say anything. At least take pity on this poor single soul!" Mandela said, pretending to faint.

"You're so dramatic, very fucking dramatic. Let's see Lucifer," she said aloud for her to hear.

"I've never stopped you from getting a boyfriend, it's not my fault that no one likes you," Angela whispered.

"I heard it," Mr. Mandela said.

It's no surprise that those words came from Angela's lips, who once called her boyfriend in front of all her friends, a man with a very small brother.

Mandela heard it on the other end of the room, looking at Angela's boyfriend.

"What? I always say that," Angela said, noticing the surprise on Mandela's face.

Even her boyfriend seemed normal to the whole situation, and Mandela kept wondering what she might have done in the past to end up with such a strange roommate.

"Then let's get started!" Angela brought her own snacks and propped herself up on the couch to start the series.

On the bright side, Mandela has a roommate who is otherwise reticent.

Mandela got all the private space she needed and she was happy with what they had.

The introduction of LeoTV came, and Angela logged into her profile.

"Here we are, Demon!"

Two hours later, they aired the third episode of the season.

Mandela, who hated Lucifer, now counts against the clock.

"You can learn a thing or two from this guy. The girl on the TV walked away, and Lucifer stared at her.

"Witty, charming, wise. Are you crazy?" asked Lucifer.

The phone rang suddenly, and Mandela interrupted Lucifer before answering the call.

"Oh, hey Mommy. I'm looking at the road... I'm in the library. "

Yes, you can't talk much," she whispered into the phone.

"I'll talk about it later, love you, kiss you," she hung up.

"You'll never lie to her!" Angela said in horror.

She feigned gasping for breath and put one hand on her chest.

"How can I say I'm watching Lucifer when I'm supposed to be studying. Isn't it weird that she strictly told me on my last vacation not to get caught doing weird things?" she asked, her face full of confusion.

"Chad Carter is weird? fuck no! I'm sure your mom will come here to watch with us," Angela said, shaking her head.

"She'll be here, yes. But not look, let's play, damn it, he's fantastic," Mandela said with a smirk on his face.

The characters change quickly, and Angela is fascinated by the character of Lucifer.

She begins to talk about what a charming, quirky, and great personality Lucifer has.

Angela has never been the type of person who likes to watch these kinds of series, only sitcoms.

However, she was more obsessed with the series than Mandela.

"Next!next!Or wait a minute, do you have a class in five minutes?" asked Angela.

The schedule is posted on the wall, and they know when the roommates are coming and when they are leaving.

"Well, it's good to skip class," Mandela said and her friend giggled.

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"Thank you so much, Ian. We were really successful. It's huge to be ranked number one out of 78 countries, including the U.S., thank you," Ted Pitt said.

He is the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Content Officer and one of the Directors of Leo TV.

As Ian had hoped, he had come to see Ted to talk about Lucifer's success.

Ever since he came in, Ted had been smiling from ear to ear, and he talked a lot about how the shoot was going, the promo, and how it was going now.

"Leo TV and Rena Studios have worked hard for it, and I've actually been looking forward to its success," Ian said.

"Not going to lie, it's all the rage on the internet. They did praise how original the idea was and how good Lucifer's personality was. Chad...... Let's be taken by surprise," Ted said.

"Well, I watched a few episodes yesterday, and it's good. Although I did feel a little sad to think that I couldn't meet during the shoot," Ian said, not feeling good about it.

"Oh, don't say it. I'm sure the other project will be successful as well," Ted tried to cheer up Ian.

"Of course, it will. Ian muttered to himself, taking a sip of the coffee in front of him.

"Leo TV really wants to start working on the next season. I mean, looking at the reviews, the sooner we start, the bigger it gets. Also, I actually came to talk to you the other day when I met Mason

," "Oh, yes? Why did you meet me?"

"Just to share the final clip, Marcelo did a great job directing, we tried to reach out to you, but I was just passing through, and it wasn't a big deal," Ted said, while in his words. Hand.

"You know now that I'm not here

," "Yes, there are two productions in the works. Isn't it great now?" Ted tasted success and was thrilled.

Ha ha.. Of course you can, but it's tiring. The premiere of Green Book could be at the end of this month, and I'll be sure to put your name on the premiere list," Ian said, finishing the last few drops of coffee in his cup.

"Yes, please. I would love to see another blockbuster, especially since I watched it at the premiere rather than in the theater. Hehe...... I have to bring my family anyway. As he spoke, they both laughed.

"By the way, when will the script for the second season be released?" Ted asked after a while.

"Give me two months to get it done. I have ideas anyway, I just need some time to write them down the way I imagined them," Ian said with a laugh.

"It sounds like a promise, Ian. It's definitely your harvest season, oh, let's see the numbers, okay? Profits are at their peak I bet," Ted said as he began typing on the computer.

Since its release, Ted has refreshed his computer screen at every opportunity.

Not once was he disappointed.

"Wow, that's for sure," Ian said when Ted showed the profits.

They talked for an hour about numbers, profits, and how they were going to continue the series.

From time to time, Ted would again praise Lucifer's success.

"Nice to meet you, Ian. I hope to see you again in a better place, like the Prime Minister," Ted said, holding out his hand, which Ian shook politely.

"Looking forward to it," he said, leaving the building.

Devil's Advocate: It would be a sin to please give Lucifer a chance

to ignore this TV series – but with the first season upon us, it's not too late to appreciate its many charms. I beg you, well, to hell with it.

On Friday, Lucifer aired the first 10 episodes on Leo TV, and while I've already seen the show's finale, I'm not going to ruin it for the sake of the fans.

This Satan-adjacent propaganda is largely aimed at people who are not familiar with Lucifer, who debuted a thousand years ago, in early 2016.

But before I start trying to win over the newbies, I want to say to Lucifer: we do enjoy watching this show, and hopefully we can see the next season of Lucifer at the end of this year, and watch it again, and this is a notice that you are doing it. Let's go, what are you waiting for?If

you're willing to try Lucifer for the first time, you should know that as the series progresses, it becomes lighter, more fun, more confident, and more moving, while showing admirable loyalty to the cornerstones of quality mainstream television, with arcs often containing cleverly structured twists and reveals, and almost every episode contains delightful dramatic tension, top-tier banter, and connections to whatever themes the core characters go through.

The episodes get longer as they play — but like me, you might find yourself exclaiming, "Wait, a streaming series that's neither overly gloomy nor twisty? Am I really in heaven?"

The show is loosely based on DC Comics characters and is named after one of the main characters: Lucifer Morningstar, a playboy who loves sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll.

Running a Los Angeles club called Lux allows him to indulge in all these things with his willing partners of all genders, although if he complies with his father's wishes, Lucifer will spend more time ruling hell.

Through a series of unfortunate events that only appear on television, he ends up teaming up with a straightforward detective who, yes – please, let it be – they solve the case.

Lucifer also has a trick up his sleeve, and by staring at suspects with his charismatic gaze and asking them what they want, Lucifer can elicit their true motives, which usually helps him.

Chloe Decker solves the case.

As the show finds its best, Lucifer deftly blends imaginative character arcs, a compassionate exploration of the abandonment, rejection, and insecurity that most characters feel, and a lively, kind-hearted humor that makes it one of a show of its kind.

It is more prominent in a growing number of TV series that are not serious enough in many key ways.

Underneath his witty exterior, Lucifer has great respect not only for the faith, but also for the difficulties of overcoming deep psychological trauma.

If nothing else, Lucifer offers an in-kind course on how to initially focus a television narrative on a qualified white man with different issues, expanding it in dozens of clever ways to make it not just sexually positive, vibrant, inclusive, and intelligent, but surprisingly profound and human.

In these episodes, the drama and its ensemble do an excellent job of what they do, which can be considered one of the most enjoyable and consistently excellent shows on television.

I don't want to say goodbye to any of these guys, so I'm rewatching Lucifer.

The characters played by Chad Carter and Zara Gomez are fantastic.

All in all, the script was written by Ian Renner.

We're not even surprised at this moment, so I'll end my article on Lucifer.

Lucifer may not be the devil you know, this guy can play the piano, loves to run the bone marathon, and gets cranky when sinners suggest he lets them do anything.

Written and edited by Ryan Martini.

Hollywood News.

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