She dominates the entertainment industry with her disaster system

"You mean...Brown is also interested in winning the Oscar for Best Actress this year?" After finishing a private party with a judge, Joanna de Havilland changed out of her dress and walked into the cigar room in a satin pajamas. "And her chances of getting nominated are very high?"

"Brown was cultivated by Robert Bob. Bob has CAA behind him and often hangs out with Ben Mandel and his group. I think any award in Hollywood will give them the green light." Her agent followed her in and closed the door gently.

"Dawn, it's those American Jews again..." Joanna took a deep breath, and the cigar between her fingers slowly lit up. "Thank God, I can now quickly and keenly recognize every Jewish surname - thanks to those people in Hollywood."

Her smile was full of bitterness. Her agent Chuck Gray sighed, walked up to her and poured her a small glass of red wine, without daring to say anything.

Hollywood is almost a monopoly of Jews. From the Screen Actors Guild, Oscar judges to major media, all walks of life are filled with Jews - this is a fact they have to get used to.

Why did Anita Brown have such smooth sailing since her debut? The key lies in her wealthy family and her agent Robert Bob.

Chuck Gray is about the same age as Robert Bob, and he is well aware of Bob's rise to wealth.

At the beginning, Robert Bob, although he had Jewish ancestry, was not valued at all by the bigwigs in the Jewish community - after all, there were many Jews in Hollywood, and not everyone could do well.

It was not until the American businessman Mr. Brown extended a helping hand to him and gave him financial support that he was able to hook up with a group of Jewish aristocrats such as Ben Mandel and Adrian Hoffman and embark on the road to success.

If it weren't for Mr. Brown's help, Robert Bob would not be able to hold the top position in CAA now.

Anita Brown is Mr. Brown's only daughter. In order to strengthen their alliance, he will certainly do his best to help her become a new generation of Hollywood actress.

So, even if Anita Brown's performance in "The Island" was not that good, an Oscar nomination was inevitable.

Even the discussions of netizens were completely suppressed by various media releases.

As a colleague, Chuck Gray strongly disapproves of this behavior, but he can do nothing about it.

The agency they belong to is not strong in Hollywood, and Joanna is a British actress, so her main base is still in the UK.

This is why, despite her good acting skills, she has only won two Otis and one Golden Globe Award so far.

"This year is crucial for us. It may be my last chance to win an Oscar." Joanna took a sip of red wine. "In any case, I plan to invest all the expected profits of "The Dream of Life" into it."

Chuck pondered for a moment, nodded, and his tone returned to his usual professional and calm, "Good idea."

Although the nominations have not yet been officially announced, the public relations phase of the Oscar nomination stage has actually ended today.

During the nomination stage, the judges vote by name, and their public relations company has access to the original voting data, so it is very clear what the voting intentions of the majority of the judges are - at least Anita, Nicole and Joanna have already secured inclusion on the nomination list.

For Joanna's team, the awards they care about most now are actually the final results of the Golden Globe Awards and the Oscars.

The Golden Globe Awards have fewer judges and internal information is not so closed, so it is considered an award with less suspense. On the other hand, the Oscars, in addition to the large number of judges making it difficult to manipulate the votes, are often also involved with current political affairs - this is why, although some people can use their connections to "buy" nominations, they cannot completely manipulate and predict the final outcome of the award.

"Floating Life" is a typical low-budget art film, and its box office performance is the same as most art films, with no surprises or surprises. When it was closed, the final cumulative box office in North America was only 3980 million US dollars.

Even though Joanna was the leading actress, the profit she got in the end was not much, only a few million dollars at most.

In Chuck Gray's opinion, spending millions of dollars in public relations fees in exchange for an Oscar-winning actress is not a loss.

After all, this opportunity is rare - although "Freedom Road" received better critical response, the subject matter has no advantage, and Nicole Sue is an Asian actor, so she has no regional advantage compared to Joanna.

As long as the final public relations fee can be kept below 10 million, Chuck will be happy to accept it.

Compared to her motivated agent, Joanna de Havilland is obviously in a much worse mood.

The reason, of course, is because of the Asian movie star who is in Los Angeles with her.

Joanna is not a radical racist, but she can't help but show some contempt for Asians - especially in Hollywood, where Asian actors often suffer from overt or covert discrimination, suppression or harassment.

Having a role taken away from you is not a big deal. Some people have even experienced being isolated by the entire crew, working hard for several months only to have their shots "cut out".

Although Joanna is a British actress, she has been developing in Hollywood in recent years. Over time, she has been influenced by this cultural atmosphere. She looks at those struggling Asian actors as if they were ants, carelessly and unconcernedly.

So, when the name Nicole Su and the words 15 billion global box office appeared in her ears for the first time, she was so surprised that she was almost speechless.

Even though Sigourney Garner deserves at least half of the credit, the box office appeal of this Asian girl should not be underestimated.

She is simply a miracle! How did she do it? Which city in China is she from? Who is the big shot behind her?

Joanna had a lot of questions to ask, but the only fact she was sure of was: a box office of 15 billion was more than enough to make the entire Hollywood crazy about this girl!

Everything turned out just as she expected. In just five months, Nicole Sue had grown into a strong competitor for the Oscar.

Joanna looked down on her Asian identity, but was hesitant because of the rumor that she was on good terms with Jewish nobles. It was no secret that Nicole Sue and Dior president Delphine Arnault were close, and Dior and that group of Jews...

At the same moment, in the cigar room, two people were thinking of the same woman, but their moods were completely opposite.