Exploiting Hollywood 1980

Andie MacDowell is soft-spoken, a former model, and well-mannered. Ronald enjoyed chatting with her.

However, the music here was a bit loud, and the two often had to get close to talk in each other's ears. Ronald was thinking about finding a quieter place.

McDowell nodded in agreement, and the two stood up to leave first.

Andy went to say goodbye to his friends on the set. Ronald stood there and found a young man who looked a bit like Emilio Estevez, but was taller and handsome. He was looking at McDormand greedily. Will and other beauties.

"Charlie?" Ronald knew that Emilio had a younger brother who had appeared in "Red Dawn" starring Leigh Thompson. He did not use the stage name of his father, Martin Sheen, like his brother, but generously adopted the stage name of Charlie Sheen, so that everyone in the industry knew about the father-son relationship between him and Martin.

"It's me, Ronald. I like your movies very much. Don't forget to take me with you if you have the chance."

Ronald looked at Emilio who was yelling inside. He seemed to be the leader of this group of young actors, and he could call the shots here. Why would Charlie Sheen show kindness to me?

"You don't think that after seeing my brother and beautiful women like Tom Cruise and Rob Lowe every day for three years, I can still maintain a stable state of mind, right? I am me, and my brother is my brother. "I'm not afraid of playing supporting roles. My acting skills are pretty good. If there is any opportunity, I can talk to my agent."

"I remember you." Ronald was deeply impressed by this maverick young man.

"Hey, don't run away early? I found a reporter from New York Magazine to do an exclusive interview with you today. He only agreed to interview all of you because he saw my face."

When Emilio saw Andie MacDowell leaving, he was dissatisfied. Why was the most beautiful girl always willing to be seduced by Ronald?

"Emilio, I just want to find a quiet place." McDowell shook off his pull and defended himself.

"Don't be stupid. If Emilio hadn't been generous, how could we have been interviewed for the New York Magazine story?" Ellie Xidi was irritated next to her. She really wanted to be interviewed. The most important thing now is Emilio Estevez needs to be coaxed. If he becomes unhappy, the opportunity for an exclusive interview may be gone.

"Yeah, don't spoil the fun, thanks to Emilio's generosity..."

The speaker was Lori Rodkin, another actor's girlfriend and agent who appeared in both movies, Judd Nelson. Rodkin was a great beauty, and she had a passionate relationship with the lead singer of the rock band Eagles. I heard that the lyrics of the famous song "Hotel California", "She has many beautiful boy 'friends'" were written about Rodkin.

Andie MacDowell was kidnapped by her friend's "loyalty" and looked helplessly at Ronald.

"I'll go outside and make a call. You can stay a while." Ronald didn't want to force the other party to leave with him immediately, so he took a half step back and went out to wait for McDowell to sneak out when he saw the opportunity.

The New York breeze at night was very cool. Ronald bought a pack of cigarettes from the bartender, asked for a match and lit it at the door of the club. He rarely smoked, but on this occasion, it seemed more appropriate to take a puff. suitable.

"I'm here to interview Emilio Estevez and his friends and make a deal with him." Ronald noticed that there was a tall and lanky man at the door of the club, struggling with the doorman. .

This spotlight club is now on track to overtake Club 54 and become the hottest nightclub in New York. So there was a long queue at the entrance. Unless he was handsome or famous, he couldn't get in at all.

"I'm sorry, I can only call and ask. Please wait a moment." The doorman didn't believe the reporter's story. There were many of them trying to sneak in under the guise of a celebrity's name every night.

"Bah... Dogs look down on people." The tall and thin man spat at the roadside and began to mutter, "These little red guys, just because they have acted in two popular movies, can enjoy the high-class status." I came to interview them and they were insulted.”

Ronald did not expect that this reporter would actually say such angry words. He felt in his heart that this reporter was just envious and jealous. However, he then thought about it. The person he had arranged to interview deliberately chose a place that was inaccessible and did not explain it in advance. He might also curse.

Let him in early, and you can leave with McDowell earlier.

Thinking of this, Ronald explained to the doorman, "Emilio is indeed waiting for a reporter, please ask his name."

"Okay, Ronald." The doorman saluted him humbly, "What's your name, Mr. Reporter?"

"David Blum," the reporter gave his name, "I work at New York Magazine, and I used to write for the Wall Street Journal."

"Oh, you go in with Mr. Li." The guard had no idea how valuable the reporter who wrote for the Wall Street Journal was.

"Thank you, can you give me one?" David Bloom took the initiative to ask for a cigarette.

"Give it all to you, I still have it."

Ronald ushered reporters into the club.

"David, why are you here so late?" Emilio saw David Bloom and immediately snatched him away from Ronald, as if he was afraid that the reporter would take him away after knowing Ronald's identity. took his limelight.

"You are late, you should drink a penalty." Emilio gave David Bloom a double shot of whiskey and asked him to drink it first.

"Um... ha..." David Bloom drank the wine in one gulp, "Can I interview you now? It's better to find a box, a quiet place."

"Ahh..." Emilio applauded the reporter.

Emilio, Rob Lowe, and Judd Nelson were the center of this small group. Everyone revolved around them. They were half drunk and didn't respect the reporter very much. They pushed and shoved and pulled the reporter into the box.

Ronald didn't move beside him. He clearly saw the resentful look in the eyes of reporter David Bloom. Thinking of what he said outside just now, Ronald felt as if he was stared at by a cobra, and got goose bumps.

Ronald looked around and found Demi Moore in the corner. She was drinking alone, one glass at a time.

Emilio flirted with the beauties in the bar in front of his girlfriend. If it weren't for the benefits, and Demi wanted to star in Emilio's new film, she would have kicked him in the ass.

"Who is this guy? Why is Emilio with him? Why does the interview have to interview all of you?" Ronald went over and asked in Demi's ear.

"He is a reporter from New York Magazine. He always licks Emilio's ass. Emilio regards him as his own, so today he called all the accomplices who participated in the two movies "The Breakfast Club" and "St. Elmo's Fire" to come together to support him and accept his collective interview." Demi Moore narrowed her eyes and told Ronald the truth in his ear.

"Don't look at Emilio's generosity now. In fact, among these people, only Rob Lowe and Judd Nelson have the opportunity to talk more with reporters. The three of them are the core of the best friends and small groups."

Speaking of this, Demi also wanted to go in. It would be good to get a small part of the interview, as Emilio's girlfriend.

"Demi, if you believe me, you'd better not accept the interview." Ronald pulled Demi hard, ignored her confused look, turned around and walked towards the private room.

"Tom, don't go in." Ronald said in the ear of Tom Cruise, who was arm in arm with a beautiful woman.

"What's wrong, Ronald? This is very interesting. I haven't been interviewed by a magazine yet? Paula told me that she will arrange it when the two new films are released this time." Tom Cruise drank a little too much and wanted to get in.

"Did Paula tell you to listen to me?"

"Of course," Cruise looked back at Ronald, his expression serious and not joking, "Of course I stand on your side, Emilio wants to steal your girl?"

"What are you thinking about," Ronald pulled the girl away and looked at Cruise. Seeing Cruise nodded, he signaled the girl to follow.

"Ronald," Andie MacDowell, who took the opportunity to get rid of the entanglement of several big boys, also came up and took Ronald's hand.

"Let's go."

"This..." Demi thought for a long time, and decided to trust Ronald. She didn't go into the box with her boyfriend, but secretly hid at the bar, took a cocktail, and began to pretend to be drunk, not knowing where the main group was going.

Several people left the club, got into the Mercedes parked next to them, and drove away.

"Will there be trouble?" Andie MacDowell saw all this.

"It will be a little trouble, but fortunately we left early." Ronald replied.

"I actually became famous as a model. Do you think I have a talent for acting?" Andy took off her hair, and her long dark brown curly hair swayed left and right, which was very feminine.

Ronald was touched by this gentle and wild style.

"Are you a model? I saw that your performance in "St. Elmo's Fire" was very natural." Ronald had actually only seen this movie of hers, but in it she played a slightly older woman who was unrequitedly loved by a young boy, very well.

"Yes, I used to endorse Yves Saint Laurent and Armani's perfumes, but I was able to enter the film industry because of the Calvin Klein jeans advertisement."

"Oh..." Ronald remained silent. It turned out that he also gained fame through the Calvin Klein jeans advertisement.

Seeing Ronald not speaking, Andy thought there was little hope:

"No? Then I have to go back to the ranch and be a cowgirl." McDowell smiled. Her family has a small ranch and woodland in Southern California, and she often rides horses.

"No, sooner or later you will be found by Hollywood." Ronald knew that Hollywood would not let go of such a female model who brought her own attention.

"That's great, I can spend money on acting training classes without worry." McDowell hooked her curly hair behind her ears with her hands, her eyes were charming.

"That's it, Paula. I took Tom away on my own initiative. That reporter had some bad intentions." Ronald called Cruise's agent Paula in the hotel room and told her what happened.

"Thank you, Ronald. You have avoided a PR disaster. I will arrange emergency PR coordination immediately."

Paula answered the phone at Niceta's home, "I know this David Bloom. He was the deputy editor-in-chief of Esquire magazine before, but he was fired because he was suspected of stealing the valuable watch of the interviewee."

"Is it Ronald?" Niceta drank the carrot juice made by Paula, "I'll come and talk to him."

"Ronnie, you pulled away from Cruise. Paula and I owe you one time. Do you think there will be other troubles next?"

"It's hard to say. I was at the door of the club and heard this reporter scolding all the young actors full of resentment. This time Emilio was very stupid and invited him into his private life. He also introduced several other male actors. My dear friend, I think it’s okay if nothing goes wrong this time, but if there is a problem, a lot of people will be involved.”

"Okay, I will discuss countermeasures with Paula tonight. You tell Cruise that he will fly to Chicago tomorrow and concentrate on the preparations for the new film. Don't have anything to do with Emilio and the others."

"Let Paula talk to him herself." Ronald remembered that Tom also had a little beauty there.

"Ding dong, ding dong..." After a while, the doorbell rang.

Ronald opened the door and it was Cruise next door, "Ronnie, Paula told me that I will go to Chicago tomorrow. Thank you for today's affairs."

After Cruise sobered up, Paula scolded him and told him to have less contact with Emilio in the future.

"It's okay, I'm lucky too."

"Then... I won't disturb you..." Cruise looked around and didn't find the curly-haired beauty.

"See you tomorrow." Ronald felt that this matter would cause a big fuss. He had no idea and asked Little Bud to send McDowell back first. Of course, the two exchanged contact information before leaving.

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"This is Judd Nelson. He is a disciple of Marlon Brando's acting coach Stella. This is Rob Lowe. Isn't he very handsome?" Emilio was in the private room of the party. As expected, he mainly focused on Interview opportunities were given to Nelson and Rob Lowe.

"Yeah, you guys are like the new-age rat pack. You're Sinatra, and they just want Dean Martin and Sammy Davis." Reporter David Blum patted the horse Shit, writing furiously in a small notebook.

"Hahaha..." The three highly praised young actors laughed happily while holding the beauties in their arms.

"You know? Hollywood actors are the core of production. Those directors can't really lead a movie at all."

"Hahaha, that's it. My eyes were really opened today." Reporter David Bloom looked at the beauties surrounding the three male actors and felt as if he had been bitten by an insect.

"Spoiled Hollywood stars...the true face of young actors who are expected to succeed the previous generation of stars in the public's eyes..."

The reporter David Blum became more and more angry as he wrote. He wrote all the grievances he had suffered from being looked down upon by celebrities in the past few years into this report.

"These people need to be given a resounding nickname, and the cover story must have a cover title to attract readers' attention. Young stars, with a frivolous style, surrounded by beautiful women, disdain the director and go their own way on the set. "

"Let's just call them the New Rat Gang? Neack?"

David Blum disliked the name as not loud enough, "ratpack... bratpack." He called them the Hollywood Brat Pack!

"You're right, Ronald. We got the manuscript in advance through our connections." Paula and Niceta called Ronald again a day later. "Bratpack, that's a terrible name. Brat is a brat." The meaning immediately reminds people of the Rat Pack, which was involved with gangs in the 1960s.”

"Very good, who else is written in the manuscript?"

"Rob Lowe, Judd Nelson, they also mentioned the names of several actors who performed in 'The Kid', Patrick Swayze, Ralph Marzio, and Tom. But we They completely removed Tom Cruise’s name from the manuscript and made a statement when the magazine was launched that Tom does not belong to them.”

"No Diane and Demi, right?"

"No, this article is mainly aimed at young male actors. The tricky and bad-named Hollywood Boys Gang looks like a gang of male stars."

"Okay, that's it."

Ronald hung up the phone. It seemed that this was a famous bad nickname that would sweep the public away. Those who were caught by this report would not have any good consequences in the short term.

Fortunately, Demi was smart and didn't go in. Diane also escaped because she was a girl.

but……

Ronald picked up the phone and dialed Weintraub, "Jerry, I heard news that someone is going to target Ralph Mazzio, in New York magazine, linking him with several Hollywood bad boys. Together. Our sequel to Longwei Boy still has Ralph as the protagonist, so we have to guard against them..."

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