Producer [American Entertainment]

I don’t know whether William was really just called to cooperate with the investigation, or the FBI didn’t expect Lowe to show up to escort William. In less than an hour of the three-party meeting in the company of the Jewish Film Charity Organization, William was told that he could left.

"..." William looked at the face of detective Peter, full of resentment, "Next time, if the problem can only be solved over the phone, please finish the question directly on the phone, okay? Please don't be so casual Slip, I'm not like you, I'm very busy, Mr. Detective. If the production team delays by one day, it will waste a lot of money. Unless the FBI will reimburse my loss, there will be no next time."

William and Peter, because of Neil's re-employment problem after he got out of prison, can be regarded as somewhat hypocritical.What he said was more of a kind complaint, and he was trying to suppress his temper as much as possible.

After all, it is the duty of citizens to cooperate with the work of government personnel as much as possible.

Peter also understood what William meant.

But Peter's fledgling new partner didn't quite understand the British humor, so he slapped the table and said angrily, "What's your attitude?"

William was taken aback for a moment, and the anger he had been suppressing increased tenfold in an instant.He ringed his chest and sneered: "A legal taxpayer should have the attitude when he is wronged for no reason, sir. I hope you can investigate clearly next time before you start to doubt others. I'm not asking you to just believe someone who is wrong with me. of a malicious person."

The deputy producer who resigned at the beginning, after being sued by Lowe and almost losing his pants in court, not only did he lose his job at the smoking gun, but he also lost the job he wanted to get even if he betrayed the smoking gun. up.Later, he led the team to find a medium-sized crew, but he never expected that that job would become his last job.After that, no matter how many connections he entrusted and how many people he found, no crew was willing to hire him.Now his team has fallen apart and abandoned him.

At that time, Mr. Wheeler's illness began to affect the hearts of the United States.

Most of the crew would not want to hire the associate producer because of his indifference, considering his bad past with Wheeler.Although the people in these crews may not be any better, they are definitely unwilling to cooperate with a cold person.A person who can cruelly abandon even a seriously ill old man.

It was not another old man, but an old man who had worked well with the associate producer many times.No one blames an associate producer for leaving for the sake of his future, but when his co-star is seriously ill, the departure is unacceptable.

Here, it must be said objectively for the associate producer that when he left, he didn't actually understand Wheeler's condition.

But other crews would not see this. They only saw the associate producer who insisted on leading the team to leave when Wheeler was seriously ill.It's like drawing a salary from the bottom of the pot, making Wheeler's struggling crew even worse.

Cough, this description must have been processed and exaggerated by the media, but it's not considered dirty water, the media is just telling the truth.

The associate producer held a grudge because of it.

In fact, after seeing the bong that sold well at the box office and word of mouth, the associate producer was so regretful that his guts turned green.No matter how stimulated by an unsatisfactory life, this regret quickly twisted into hatred.

He felt that his misfortune was caused by the smoking gun, to be precise, it was caused by William who hired Lowe and made things worse.

The hatred of the associate producer was extremely extreme. He didn't just swear a word or two to finish the job, but really started planning to kill William.He quickly got in touch with some of his "friends" in the smoking gun crew, and found out what he thought the government would be interested in. He thought he had caught William's pigtails, and he couldn't wait to report William.

The deputy producer first contacted the tax bureau, but for some reason, he was intercepted by the FBI who wanted to start with William's "weakness" and follow the clues to investigate the entire Bernstein family.

The pigtails provided by the associate producer are Aunt Elizabeth's two antique guns.

Initially, the two antique guns were donated to the smoking gun crew free of charge through Jewish film charity, exempting Aunt Elizabeth's company in the United States from paying taxes for more than half a year.This was nothing at all, but after a careful investigation by the FBI, it was discovered that these two antique guns later exempted MGM from taxes.The same antique pair, exempted from taxes twice, that's a lot, right?

Although the FBI couldn't find any more evidence (the IRS refused to help), they didn't want to miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when Sabatino and Bernstein Sr. both got stuck at the same time. Bluff him.

Just like in many American dramas, when you are helpless against a criminal group, try to start with the closest person to the criminal leader.These people who are close to ordinary people always know many secrets of the bosses, but they don't know how to keep them well in front of the government. The FBI believes that William is also such an existence.

Who would have thought that William was not stupid. He came prepared and brought along the lawyer who caused the FBI the most headache, Roy.

The sentence "I have the right to remain silent, talk to my lawyer if I have anything to say", blocked all the words of the FBI.And Lowe naturally gave a reasonable explanation for the antique gun, and they had prepared the information files at the beginning.

Elizabeth gave the original two antique guns to the Smoker crew through William, that is to say, the guns actually belonged to MGM Films, the investor of the Smoker crew.Today, MGM Films has given these two guns to William who is filming Earthlings.These are two completely unrelated things, and of course guns are exempt from tax twice.You can't think they are laundering money just because William was involved both times.

"Mr. William really worked hard. The new crew was opened so quickly after the smoking gun was over." The FBI still didn't quite believe William, and felt that there must be something wrong, based on their past experience.

William was suspected of getting angry and avoiding taxes reasonably. Everyone is doing it. Why did he have to be investigated again and again for what he did?

Because of this, William's words unconsciously tinged with gunpowder: "I said, I'm not as idle as you. You can't be jealous that others can get this kind of free help just because you can't get it."

In the previous conversation, William had to give a general overview of what he was currently filming, mainly explaining the use of antique guns in the film.

As the hero, as a person who has lived from ancient times to modern times, he will definitely have a few real antiques.It's like Van Gogh's paintings, stone tools from the Stone Age, and since they have antique guns ready-made, they must use them.By the way, you can also get the fame of smoking guns to promote the people of the earth, why not do it?

When William left with his bodyguard and Roy, William overheard an FBI saying to Peter, "Damn it, why didn't that Roy go to the meeting with him?"

"How do I know?"

After going out, William tilted his head and asked Lowe: "A meeting?"

Roy silently said sorry to his boss in his heart, William had already begun to doubt, he couldn't lie to him, right?

Then Lowe took the initiative to explain with peace of mind: "Committee. Don Luciano, the predecessor of the Genovese family, in 1931, jointly established a crime family board meeting with other families. It is used to resolve conflicts between families and avoid A repeat of the Valentine's Day massacre."

"Is this committee still in use?"

"Yes, in 1957, it changed its name and meeting place..." Roy gave William a detailed introduction, which Sabatino didn't want William to know, but Roy felt that William should know.

The Black X Party is a family business. Is it possible to use the old Bernstein's half-brother, the Bayer family, instead of a relative with close blood like William?

Roy looked at Bayer's youngest son, the guy named Henry hated him, and he didn't want to serve him in the future.

"Is it really okay if you don't follow?" William was a little worried about his form and grandfather.

"No problem. My teacher, Mr. Hoffman, has gone. He is now the family's legal counsel." Lowe is Hoffman's next legal counsel for Sabatino, the next heir to the Bernstein family. , "My task is to take care of you when Don and BOSS are away, they really care about you."

"I know."

Lowe and William talked a lot that day, mostly about how busy Sabatino was lately.

After separating from Lowe and returning to the Pasadena house, William waited until evening before calling Sabatino and saying, "When are you free? Let's go on vacation, Sabatino." bar."

Uncle Marshmallow let out a dissatisfied cry.

"Take the marshmallows with you," William added.Since Sabatino can't learn to care for himself, let him do it.