Made in Hollywood

As soon as the sun climbed into the sky in Los Angeles on Monday, Tyro Wood left his apartment and walked in this middle-class neighborhood of North Hollywood. He was in a good mood, occasionally looking up into the distance, through the faint morning light. In the fog, you can see the shadow of the wealthy neighborhood next door to the community.

There are countless rich and famous people there, and Duke Rosenberg is said to have lived there first.

"It won't be long before I can move there too."

Taylor Wood is sure of this, because his son has just starred in the new work of the top Hollywood director Duke Rosenberg, and the new work has been very well received. It is completely a trend of super sales. Soon to be the father of a future superstar!

"Hi, Taylor..."

I just walked to the avenue of the community, and a BMW was parked beside me. The arrogant dentist lowered the window and greeted him affectionately, "It's so early today? Didn't Ilya come to see you?"

"Morning, Gonzalez." Taylor nodded reservedly to him, and then said, "Ilya follows Duke to run promotions across the United States."

He deliberately emphasized the pronunciation of 'Duke'!

The dentist smiled even brighter, "When Ilya comes back, can I leave a few signed posters? My kid especially likes The Fellowship of the Ring, preferably posters of all members of the Fellowship of the Ring."

"No problem." Taylor Wood replied casually, "It's just a trifle."

Saying goodbye to the dentist Gonzalez, Taylor walked along the central avenue of the community, all the way out, and everyone who knew him greeted him politely.

Even if Taro is not a particularly vain person, it is inevitable that he is a little flirtatious at this time. Every father is proud of his child!

Now Elijah Wood is completely worthy of his pride!

Especially when he remembered that he fired Martin Bob's agent for Duke Rosenberg's audition, Taylor Wood felt that this move was too right, and an idiot would reject Duke Rosenberg. the invitation to choose Martin Bob the loser.

Like, Martin? Bob lives in that rich neighborhood, right?

Taylor Wood looked at the rich area again, but his eyes were very calm. It won't be long before the Woods can move in too.

"Hi, Taylor."

He walked to a newspaper stop, and the newspaper seller immediately asked with a smile, "Is it still the same as yesterday and the day before yesterday?"

Yesterday and the day before yesterday, Taylor Wood bought a copy of all the newspapers here.

"I'm going out for breakfast." Taylor shook his head, "Just give me a copy of the Los Angeles Times."

Leave the community with a copy of the Los Angeles Times. Taylor Wood walked towards the rich area, and turned to the left before going too far. There is a restaurant with very good dishes. The residents nearby like to come here for breakfast, and he has come here a few times occasionally.

Enter the restaurant. Taylor ordered a random breakfast, holding a tray and trying to find a seat. After walking out a few steps, he suddenly saw a very interested person.

The other party just sat down. Also preparing for breakfast, he was wearing a straight black suit. Ties are meticulous, and in Los Angeles, there are two main types of people, either stockbrokers and insurance salesmen. Either an entertainment broker.

Of course this person was the latter, or someone Taylor Wood knew.

Old Wood walked straight over and sat unceremoniously opposite the man, who immediately raised his head, and he seemed to hold out a hand politely.

"Hello, Martin, long time no see."

Martin Bob frowned slightly as he looked at this somewhat unfamiliar middle-aged man.

Probably guessing that the other party might not know him, Old Wood directly introduced himself, "My name is Taylor Wood, I am Elijah Wood's father. Do you remember Elijah? He used to be your contract actor. "

Elijah Wood? Martin Bob's frown tightened.

Of course he knew the name. With the big sale of "The Fellowship of the Ring", there are probably not many entertainment brokers who don't know this name.

Taylor Wood looked at Martin Bob, "Thank you for taking care of Elijah. If it wasn't for your obstruction, Elijah would not have made up his mind to terminate the contract with you, much less would he have had a relationship with Duke Rosenberg. There is no opportunity for cooperation now.”

Martin Bob's face was a little ugly.

Elijah Wood forcibly terminated the contract with Duke Rosenberg because of his audition, and became famous for the role he got through the audition. The news has spread all over Hollywood, and he has become a joke in Hollywood.

It's just that he is a dignified entertainment brokerage giant, when did he become a small person who can speak out in front of him?

"Shut up!" He showed the way he treated young actors in the company!

But it was not his little actor who was on the opposite side. Taylor Wood raised his eyebrows, "Oh, Mr. Bob, I heard that you were swept away by CAA. Ilya was too right to choose Duke."

He quickly pointed around with one hand, "Ask the people around you, when they need to make a choice, will they choose Duke Rosenberg or you Martin Bob!"

"Bang!" "Crack!"

The stainless steel knife in Martin Bob's hand stabbed heavily on the porcelain plate, and the porcelain plate shattered. This sudden situation is enough to prove the unwillingness and resentment of the brokerage giant.

Old Wood was stunned for a moment, and then his eyes widened. He came from a middle and low-level society, and he also worked as a mechanical repairman. How could he be afraid of such a thing.

"What do you want to do?"

As long as Martin Bob dared to go too far, he would slap the breakfast tray in front of him in the face.

However, before he could make a move, the waiter of the restaurant came over and said to Martin Bob politely, "I'm sorry, sir. You are suspected of deliberately destroying the tableware, and you need to make compensation..."

Martin Bob's face turned green, he took out his wallet, took out a large bill, threw it on the table, stood up and turned to leave.

Tyro Wood couldn't help laughing, picked up the Los Angeles Times and said to him, "Hey Martin, here's the latest box office data, you don't want to hear about Pearl Harbor and Elijah you're in charge of. "The Fellowship of the Ring" box office numbers?"

"no need!"

Martin Bob squeezed these words out of his teeth and left without looking back.

Looking at the other person's back and shaking his head, Old Wood turned the newspaper to the entertainment section, enjoying a delicious breakfast and reading a cheerful article.

"Because the popularity of "The Mummy Returns" and "Pearl Harbor" dropped too fast, although "Shrek" achieved unexpected first-week box office results, an animated cartoon was unable to support the North American summer box office and entered the fourth month in May. After the week, the box office market has been running at a low level, and after four consecutive days of low box office, the North American box office market finally recovered last weekend."

"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring: The Fellowship of the Ring," produced by Duke Studios and distributed by Warner Bros., was officially released last weekend. This magical blockbuster directed by Duke Rosenberg made an impressive $9.47 million immediately after its release. Setting a new North American midnight box office record, like The Fellowship of the Ring was for the Lord of the Rings trilogy, is just the beginning of an amazing journey."

"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" set a single-day North American box office record with $32.24 million on Saturday, its second day in theaters! Three days after its opening weekend, the film unexpectedly smashed Spielberg's Grid's Jurassic Park: The Lost World holds the weekend box office record, raising that number from $78.55 million to $84.57 million!"

"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring has won the top box office chart with an absolute advantage of $84.57 million in its first three-day box office! What makes the producer and distributor even happier is that the film's audience reputation is overwhelming!"

"The audience rating of the theater is 'A+', and the audience favorite of the Popcorn Index is 95%. In terms of online media, 38,678 users of the IMDB website participated, and the score was temporarily as high as 9.4 points; 47 of the MetaCritic media scores Mainstream media gave an average of 91 points!"

"There is no doubt that Duke Rosenberg's five-year-long production of the magic trilogy has hit the ground running. This Monday is Memorial Day, which is a national holiday. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" The North American box office is bound to break the 100 million dollar mark today, and the four-day performance of over 100 million will also set the record for the fastest breaking 100 million in North American film history!"

"This film is a rare masterpiece in recent years in terms of plot special effects and word-of-mouth box office. We have every reason to look forward to the release of "The Two Towers" and "The Return of the King" in the next two years!"

"The second place on the box office list belongs to DreamWorks Animation Studio's Shrek. Due to the different audiences, the popularity of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" did not have much impact on it, and this film also It showed a strong trend, the box office in the next weekend fell by less than 5% compared with the first weekend, and the figure of 40.11 million US dollars also made the North American box office of the film more than 90 million US dollars!"

"The most impacted by "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" are "Pearl Harbor" and "The Mummy Returns." The movie of Michael Bay, the little bomber, can't compete with the movie of the bomber, "Pearl Harbor" in the first The three weekends plunged again, and the $11.21 million in three days was only ranked fourth in the box office list; the third place belonged to "The Mummy Returns", which also shrunk seriously, but the weekend box office of $13.11 million, It also successfully pushed the film's North American box office to over 150 million US dollars!"

"Next weekend, only one large-scale film, "Tomb Raider", will be released in North America. This film based on the game is unlikely to pose a threat to "The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring". If nothing else, Du K. Rosenberg's film will have its second No. 1 at the box office."

"The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring has set a series of records, and we will wait and see if it can finally surpass "Independence Day" and create Duke Rosenberg's best box office performance since he was filmed!" (Unfinished continue~^~)