British 1986

"Well, yes, it's in Los Angeles, on the West Coast of America."

Thinking that Allen didn't know about places like the United States, Syphis turned around and saw an old-fashioned globe on the bookshelf. He moved the globe and pointed out the location of Los Angeles to Allen on the globe.

"Los Angeles"

Allen remembered, wasn't this the place where old Carl went to escape?

He knew about Hollywood, but he didn't remember for a moment that Hollywood was in Los Angeles.

Isn't this a coincidence?

"Like this. I'll write you an address. You take this thing with you and go to Los Angeles in person. While looking for actors, you can also find a man named Old Carl at this address and ask him to come back!"

Some time ago, there was an accident. Allen was so frightened that he let Karl Lao run away because he had been loyal to the family for so many years, and asked him to contact his family again after a month.

Nowadays, communication is inconvenient. Although there are already cordless phones like the first generation of mobile phones,...

That thing is so rubbish in terms of signal and call quality. It is basically only used in a small area. The main means of communication for the general public are still landline calls and letters.

It would take some time for Old Karl to call home, and Allen didn't have his contact information, so he could only write down the address of the property and let Syffis find it in person.

In the future, Karl Lao can be allowed to specialize in Hollywood and be responsible for finding actors for Allen.

Although he looks down on the United States, that doesn't stop Allen from poaching others.

Thinking of this, Allen stopped moving his hands, frowned and glanced at Siphis and asked: "We in Great Britain, why are the film and television industry so weak now? Are actors so hard to find? Can our crew get together? ?Don’t tell me that even photographers and stage managers have to go to the United States to find them?”

"That's not true. It's just actors in film and television dramas. In our country," Syphis made a helpless expression and continued: "They have more opportunities and better mechanisms, so if many actors want to go further, If it is far away, they will go there to develop, or go to the mainland for development.”

Great Britain is alone overseas. The continent that Siphis refers to here is France, Germany, Italy, and Spain in the south. Anyway, the film and television industry in Great Britain seems to be out of business, and only the old, weak, sick, and disabled are left at home. Vulnerable.

"Okay. I understand, you go ahead and do your work." Allen wrote down an address, tore off the note and handed it to Siphis, waving his hand and telling him to get out.

Until this moment, Allen realized that he had a different idea.

It has been so many years since he came to this world. He was either educated at home or studying abroad. When he got older, he went to serve in the navy and spent a long time at sea or in a port.

In fact, he has very few channels for external contact. The information nowadays is far less developed than in the future, especially in his previous life.

There is the Internet, there are smartphones, and to put it bluntly, as long as you have a mobile phone with Internet access in your hand, you can roughly search for any information you want to know with just a few clicks of your finger.

Although some hidden information may be hard to find or cannot be found, general information can probably still be learned.

But this is not possible in this era. Nowadays, information dissemination is mainly based on paper media and uses television and radio as channels.

Even when watching TV, it is mainly composed of various junk programs and junk advertisements. Some paid subscription channels are professional and fixed classified programs. Apart from these, if you want to know the specific information of a certain industry, you can only go to the library to check it. Information.

This brings about a consequence: there are gaps, delays, and limitations in information.

In the past, Allen didn't go out of his way to learn about this aspect of the film and television industry. Anyway, he didn't care at the time. But now that he is interested in digging into this industry, he can collect information on this aspect.

Apart from anything else, could this place be exactly the same as my original world?

As long as there is a little difference, even if he doesn't have a golden finger now, can he be a copywriter or something like that?

Let alone reproductions, as long as he remembers the general plot and creativity, he can tinker with many future IPs, such as "gold mines" such as Batman, Spider-Man, and Iron Man.

This kind of American wool is neither white nor smooth!

"You can't rush, you can't rush."

Taking a deep breath, Allen slowly calmed down. This kind of thing cannot be rushed. Picking up the manuscript paper, Allen tried hard to recall the famous and influential IPs he could think of, and recorded them on the paper one by one. Some movies should have been made, some may not have been made yet, and some may only have comics that have not been adapted into movies. The time is so confusing that I can’t remember it at the moment, but now I just need to clarify my ideas and write a rough outline. The title of the play and a rough synopsis of the story, and then

You can ask the people below to first go to the domestic film and television trade unions to check whether there are any records and information in this regard. The next step is to go to the United States to check again. If it already exists, then let’s not talk about it.

As long as there is nothing that is not available now, he will not make it. He will let his screenwriters come up with the script and the title first to seize the opportunity. If anyone in Hollywood dares to make the same type of film, he will sue them. Plagiarism!

A few days later, Los Angeles.

Hollywood Screen Actors Guild headquarters.

The white multi-story office building has a very simple design, with long strips of green glass. The entire office building looks like two matchboxes very close to each other.

The most eye-catching part of the protruding part on the side of the building is a black sign several meters high decorated on the building.

An abstract logo of a man in a tuxedo holding a trophy aloft in his right hand, with the name of the Screen Actors Guild underneath.

Qiaowani walked in front with a somewhat nervous expression, followed by a well-dressed middle-aged man carrying a briefcase.

The middle-aged man smiled and looked left and right along the way, as if he was extremely curious about the interior of the Screen Actors Guild's office.

"Sir, here we are, this is the director's office."

Qiaowani stood in front of an office that was tightly closed with blinds, turned around and reminded him softly.

"Thank you Qiaowani, please knock on the door. I think Mr. Director will welcome my visit."

Qiaowani listened to the middle-aged man's words without comment. In the actor industry, or in the entire film and television industry, no one likes to deal with lawyers, let alone the lawyer in front of him who doesn't know his purpose. He feels that this lawyer seems a bit arrogant and a little bit... The one who comes is not good.

"Bang bang bang"

Qiaowani's knock on the door sounded, and suddenly there was the sound of a tea cup falling in the office, as well as a low roar, accompanied by a slight female moan.

The middle-aged man smiled as if he was used to it. He met Qiaowani's eyes and said, "It's okay. I understand. Maybe the director is inspecting the actress's acting skills. There's no rush."