The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 240: Like cutting the weeds

It will be much easier to know which movie project it is and then check the relevant movie information.

By night, Ang Lee and Brokeback Mountain had already been placed on Hawke's desk.

Ang Lee has always worked with James Shams, a producer who has worked with Universal Pictures, and has just established a film company called Focus Pictures.

In addition to these two shareholders, BlackRock Film Foundation, a subsidiary of BlackRock.

Brokeback Mountain is a project that was promoted by James Shams.

In the past, Hawke would have thought it was purely a film business.

But with BlackRock and especially the marginal crowd plan, it is not difficult to find the connection between the two.

BlackRock promoted the establishment of Brokeback Mountain.

Hawke has a vague impression of the development of **** movies in Hollywood, Brokeback Mountain is a landmark event.

With Brokeback Mountain's success at the Oscars, the film had a strong impact in North America and even across the United States, and **** movies began to enter the mainstream of Hollywood and gradually developed towards LGBT.

"Hollywood has always been at the forefront of cultural trends." Hawke closed the information about Brokeback Mountain and said to Erica in the living room: "BlackRock chose the most suitable entry point."

Erica is reading the novel "Brokeback Mountain" and said, "Movies and entertainment stars have a great impact on ordinary people."

She doesn't like homosexuality at all: "The Hollywood circle is already messy enough, and BlackRock launches the marginal crowd plan again, it's hard to imagine what it will look like."

Hawke said: "Demons and ghosts are rampant. For example, men can enter the women's bathroom, as long as they think they are a woman..."

This version is a bit ahead of the curve, and Erica can't understand: "Even **** change surgery is not necessary?"

Hawke shrugged: "If he thinks he is a woman and you say he is not a woman, then you are guilty."

Although he has not studied it in depth, he has seen too many relevant news on the Internet: "I even found a group of transgender people to go to elementary school to teach children, allowing minors to freely choose their gender, and they can undergo surgery without passing the parents."

Erica asked, “How to solve the money?”

Hawke thought for a moment and said, “The government pays money, such as embezzling firefighting funds for gender diversification.”

"The United States is magical enough now." Erica couldn't imagine: "If it really develops into this, this country..."

She frowned: "The donkeys are crazy!"

Hawke told a fact: "This group of people will become the basic base of donkeys, and they will spare no effort to support donkeys for their own privileges."

Erica understands: “Is this the purpose of the marginal crowd plan?”

"At least, it's one of the purposes," Hawke said.

Erica sighed, "Brian's future mission is difficult."

Hawke nodded: "It's hard to say about other states, but with the social situation in California, this will become a trend of development. If Brian wants to join the Oval Office, he must defeat them."

Erica put the novel aside and asked, “Is this Brokeback Mountain the official start of the Fringe Crowd Program in Hollywood?”

"If I guess correctly, the film is directed at the Oscars." Hawke remembers that Ang Lee won Best Director Little King Man for this movie: "Focus Pictures and BlackRock will spend money to win awards."

Erica said: "What they want is exactly what we oppose."

The telephone rang out at this time, and the security report at the doorstep, and Jennifer Huey came over.

When Hawke and Erica arrived at the living room door, she happened to come in from outside.

During the day, Hawke made an appointment with her to meet here tonight.

Jennifer sat on the couch and asked Hawke, "You said you have something to talk about in private?"

Hawke turned to the couch, sat on her side, and said, "Do you remember the first time we met?"

"In Wyoming." Jennifer certainly remembers: "You and Erica killed six armed gangsters from the mineral companies."

"I got the news that the investor behind that mining company was the Wyoming branch of BlackRock, and Douglas Coster was in charge at the time," Hawke said.

Jennifer nodded: "That's right, it's them. There were many dead in the case at that time. Under the pressure of the FBI's investigation, the mining company went bankrupt after compensation."

Hawke asked, "After I came back from Wyoming, I didn't care much about the situation there, and how many dead people did I find in the end?"

"There are 17 people who found the body." Jennifer thought for a while: "There should be some missing people from outside, but you know the situation in Wyoming better than us. The land is wider and there is no way to find it."

She guessed Hawke's idea and simply said, "The planner behind this case is the Wyoming branch of BlackRock. The case happened on the Indian reservation, and most of the victims were Indians who did not cooperate with the prospecting company. , no evidence was found in the case, and no one would look for evidence for the Indians. After the compensation was in place, it would eventually be left alone."

Some cases involving large companies and large groups are mostly solved, and they take out some money to settle the right and wrong.

Hawke asked directly: "Is there a family with multiple deaths and survivors left."

Jennifer hasn't been following the case for a long time and said, "I need to go back and find out."

Hawke said: "There are also the information and case files that can be pointed to BlackRock's Wyoming branch."

"You're making me a mistake," Jennifer said.

Erica continued, "If I owe you a favor." Hawke's idea was always clear. If you want to kill me, then I will kill you too.

Jennifer glanced at Erica, then looked at Hawke, and said, "I'll try to find it."

She was not polite at all: "I heard that your family will hold a social friendship party next month, so I must invite me then."

Erica knew that her target was Brian and answered, "No problem."

Jennifer looked at the time and said, "I won't disturb you anymore." She stood up and said, "I will contact you as soon as possible if there is news."

Hawke and Erica kept sending her into the car.

The two went back upstairs to rest, laying together and talking about what happened in Wyoming at that time.

At that time, he hurriedly left because he was worried about safety issues, but unexpectedly he involved BlackRock.

Although Erica wanted to find an opportunity to use the traditional LAPD skills, Hawke's idea was to either not take action, and he would kill people if he did it, without leaving any trouble.

In some aspects, Hawke still retains simple Chinese thinking.

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

For example, to eradicate the roots.

The next morning, when he came to Twitter, Hawke found that Edward was back to work.

The Savior was wearing a straight suit, full of energy.

Hawke entered the office and asked, "Is there any problem?"

Edward laughed and said two lines of white teeth: "After observing for several days, the doctor said that I was very healthy and strong enough to kill a cow."

He asked, "Boss, is it Miller Collins who drives?"

"Yes, the FBI did a DNA test and it has been confirmed that it was Miller Collins himself," Hawke said.

"Damn bastard!" Edward swore: "Boss, don't worry, I will accompany Maria Collins to his funeral!"

What can Hawke say? Of course, we should encourage the most loyal younger brother: "Do it well."

Edward nodded vigorously, “I will.”

He started to use his mind and thought, besides funerals, cemeteries, wedding photos, etc., what other scenes are suitable for playing?

Edward decided to go back and study **** the Holy Valley.

The office door was knocked from outside, and Caroline, with golden bangs, walked in quickly.

She took a few documents and placed them on Hawke's desk and said, "These need to be signed as soon as possible."

Hawke took it over and flipped it out, saying, "The authority for these signatures will be delegated to you in the future."

Caroline's exquisite makeup cannot cover her eyes with under-rest: "Why do I feel that my work is getting busier and less and less rest time?"

Hawke said casually: "Because he has become stronger, he has taken more responsibilities."

He didn't forget to cheer up: "You are about to become the operations director of a company worth billions of dollars."

Caroline blinked her eyes, as if she couldn't believe it: "Is there another investment company going to value it?"

Hawke took out the information submitted by Peter Till and Red Hoffman and said: "The long-term investment company is preparing to participate in Twitter's next financing expansion, and will soon have formal contact with the company. The specific work will be carried out by You are responsible."

Caroline leaned forward two steps, and her high heels landed on the floor, as if a sheep's hooves were clattering: "I will not let you down."

Hawke knows that practical benefits can motivate people: "You, Savior, Sasha, Haaland and Qasim, can all participate in investment this time of financing and share expansion."

"Miss Me, do you have money?" Edward revealed his scars: "I remember you always swipe your credit card."

Caroline is different this time: "I have saved most of the income in the past year. Have you not noticed that I have worn all the discounted products from the past six months and have not bought a bag for eight months. Packed."

Edward had an idea: "I will introduce you to a good channel for buying luxury goods, which is much cheaper than on the market."

Although Caroline worked hard to save money in order to invest in becoming a Twitter shareholder, her consumption impulse to follow the trend for many years is still there: "Don't say anything about discount stores."

Edward shook his head and said, "My black compatriots, they have a morning market street near Compton, and the luxury goods they sell are absolutely cheap and fidelity."

Caroline doesn't believe it: "I believe it cheaply, but it's fidelity..."

"You're not thinking right," Hawke reminded.

Edward explained: "Black people don't make luxury goods. If they get things in hand, the cost they pay is only physical strength. If they are fake, will the cost be higher and the profit be less?"

Caroline understood immediately that Twitter was about to raise funds to expand its shares and that money would be spent in important places. She said to Edward: "If you have time, take me there."

Edward said, "No problem, I will only charge you 10% agency fee."

Hawke said at this time: "We will hold a press conference with long-term investment companies." He looked at Caroline: "You are on Twitter."

(End of this chapter)