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The Portman mother and daughter aren't the only ones who are at a loss.

Suddenly, everything changed.

"The Essex company was investigated by the Food and Drug Administration and is suspected to be facing serious charges!"

"Tens of billions of dollars have been evaporated, and the death of the Essex CEO has become a mystery!"

"Informed sources revealed: Rhea Noren's ICM brokerage company president succeeded in selling Essex stocks ahead of schedule, and has already booked this year's Forbes list!"

As news came out one after another, people were dumbfounded.

And this is not only about voyeurism and gossip, but also about the stock index, and the money and interests behind those numbers. No one can ignore this.

The Wall Street Journal reported on the same day that "Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace" topped the opening weekend.

The success of "Star Wars" was faithfully described in the reports.

"According to statistics, about 220 million full-time employees took leave to watch the movie on the day of the premiere, and students even skipped school directly, which directly and indirectly caused economic losses of up to 2 to 3 million U.S. dollars. Many companies even had to close on the day the movie was released. The door is closed..."

This report, which was supposed to be on the headlines, was moved to the third page, occupying the area of ​​a box of butter.

Under the impact of Essex's stock, the entire US stock market has been greatly affected. This chain reaction is so terrible that no one cares about the box office miracle of one or two movies.

Someone made billions or even tens of billions of dollars.

And more people were caught off guard by the sudden huge wave, and were submerged in the vast and terrifying financial market in the blink of an eye.In such a battle, the box office of "Star Wars" is just a touch of inconspicuous waves, and it sinks into the sinister waves in a blink of an eye.

The Wall Street Journal ran a rare long article spanning two full pages, with a headline that piqued curiosity as best it could.

"Is it a biopharmaceutical giant or a Hollywood female star, one dies and the other recovers—who is manipulating the Nakodas stock market?" "

The editor's name is written below the title - Aaron Todd.

Two days ago, he was just an intern reporter of the BC channel, and two days later his article was published on the front page of his former employer, The Wall Street Journal.

In order to keep him, BC Channel even offered Aaron the newcomer privilege of independent production column.

This is enough to prove Aaron's success.

His reporting helped the Wall Street Journal sell its usual fourteen dollars that day.

Double the sales, New York newsstands can't find a spare newspaper!

The detailed interview and tracking broadcast simultaneously on the BC channel once exceeded 500 million subscribers.

Everyone knows The Wall Street Journal, but BC is just a fledgling show that started last year.

Even if the things about Rhea and Essex are full of gimmicks, it is because of his unique and novel reporting perspective that Aaron Todd can grab such a high ratings and attention from so many competitors.

Aaron was the first person to introduce "Rhea Noren" with seriousness in the financial news.His articles do not have the ambiguous and exaggerated tone of tabloids, nor do they have far-fetched conspiracy theory speculation.

He just wrote down the results of his investigation of Rhea Noren over the past few days.

In Aaron's pen, Rhea is no longer just a beautiful and passionate blonde. ——

She is a shrewd, thoughtful businessman and young investor.

"We all know one thing. Rhea won the British BAFTA Best Actress the year before last, but many people don't know that at the same time she also won the "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" with a price of 200 million. "The film and television copyright.

This novel was introduced last year and it is a bestseller!My friends at Bloomsbury Publishing told me that the third book of "Harry Potter" is about to be published, and the first book is still in the top three positions in the US book list...

Some time ago, Warner announced the shooting plan of "Harry Potter". They boldly implemented a public casting reality show. The British BBC's "Finding Harry Potter" gained unprecedented attention and even created A record of 2000 million simultaneous viewers during prime time!

Yes, before this, I, like you, thought that Warner was a production company, but in fact, from film planning to variety shows, it was all dominated by Rhea Nolen's "Real Me Production Company", her agent Matters Hugh Malloy is one of the partners.

When she was an adult, she established the 'Real Me Production Company' (RealMe), which is the same as her name after the abbreviation, which seems to declare that Rhea has full control over the company.

According to Warner employees, one of the executives in charge complained in the meeting:

'Did that girl treat herself as a queen? She threw her hand away and let us take care of these projects, but she refused to share even a little profit!

Isn't our price tag enough?Selling copies of Harry Potter follow-up series

Right, it's worth her salary for ten movies!But she's not enough, damn Rhea, she's a match for that vampire servant Malloy! '

Yes, it is Miss Rhea Nolen as we know it.

You may be wondering how her 'Real Me Productions' has come to pass in the shadows, but I'm sure this independent studio will soon make a name for itself.

Because in addition to "Harry Potter," the studio also bit off "Lord of the Rings" from Miramax. "

After reading this paragraph in the report, people already feel a sense of tension in their hearts.

But it's far from over.

Aaron continued:

"The bosses of Miramax are the Weinstein brothers, the protagonists of this year's shady public relations scandal at the Oscars.

And "The Lord of the Rings" is not the first intersection between Rhea and them.

Rhea's "Romeo and Juliet" was announced by Miramax.

Although Real Me Productions is co-producing "The Lord of the Rings" with Miramax, the crew agrees that Rhea has more say in the filming process. In fact, she also played a role herself——

A princess from the kingdom of elves.

It is hoped that the film will not be affected by the shooting and can be completed and released as scheduled.

And this 'Real Me Productions' isn't even Rhea Noren's only venture.In addition to her long-time agent Malloy, she co-founded another production company with her manager - 'Tam Fett Productions'.

At first, I didn't understand its meaning, but after dismantling it, I realized that the meaning of the name is time and destiny.This is also the meaning of Rhea Noren's name, which is taken from the goddess of time in ancient Greece and the goddess of fate in Norse mythology...

Tyme Fit Productions doesn't have any major projects right now, and it's not getting much attention.The identity of the partner Andre Witter is not ordinary.

At first, he was actually the producer of "Lolita"; then he signed on as Rhea's manager;

People in Hollywood may not be familiar with him. Compared with Malloy, who has been active all year round, Andrea, who is a manager, is easily overlooked.

However, he is more famous in another field of industry.

In fact, Andre Witte is the son of the CEO of Witte, which dominates the US bio-industry—his father is Adrian Witte, who was well-known in the Cold War.

It's hard to believe that such a celebrity offspring would

Leaving aside the industry with a market value of tens of billions, he went to Hollywood to invest.

Although Andri succeeded, everything seemed slight compared to the background behind him...

In the past two years, Old Werther fell ill and retired behind the scenes. The Essex company from the UK rose up and went deep into North America to carve up the biopharmaceutical and gene technology markets.

This seemed to put pressure on Andre Witter, who began to drop his Hollywood career and return to Witte.

It is worth noting that Rhea did not terminate the contract with him as a manager. "

When people read this, their scalps will start to tingle, and sensitive readers may get goosebumps.

Aaron's brushstrokes are not sharp, but his straightforward writing makes people feel even more chilled.

"Before the Hollywood tabloids claimed that 'Rhea and the CEO of Essex had a kinship test', until the parties did not respond, no one knew the truth.

But one thing is for sure.

Regardless of Rhea's role in the Essex business, remember:

Essex had sounded the warning, and it wasn't dear, pretty Miss Rhea Nolan that fell—it was Essex itself. "

As long as the whole article is read, no one can despise Rhea anymore.

After reading the "Wall Street Journal" news, no matter how other reporters write about Rhea, they can't think of her endless ambiguous gossip - superficial gossip seems to contain a deeper relationship.

They couldn't compare her to other competing actresses of the same age—they didn't seem to belong to the same class anymore.

She is no longer the symbol of a young, successful female star.

Is this still the charming, poor, blond, blue-eyed Rhea Noren?Since when did she become different?

Even people in Hollywood will feel that they don't know the female star at all after reading the news of the "Wall Street Journal".You know, Rhea is a well-known child star who grew up under the camera!

She spends more time in Hollywood than at home!

How could they be so unfamiliar with Rhea's other side?

People in the financial world were even more surprised.

If people in Hollywood are still familiar with Rhea, then the impression of people outside of Hollywood is really just a representative of the ultimate Vanity Fair female star.

Now they realize that Rhea is not a Barbie.

There are tens of thousands of numbers on the stock market, but the huge trading volume cannot be hidden from those who are interested.

Many people are researching:

"It's the Josephson family who founded the ICM brokerage company. But why is Rhea signing with ICM?"

"What about Rhea herself, how much did she sell?"

"No, it can't be because of such a Hollywood female star! It's better to say that this is a conspiracy arranged in advance by Werther Company. They want to drive Essex Company out of the American market! Then I am more willing to pay for it."

"She has a relationship with Werther, and at the intersection of it all, at the heart of it all, is Rhea Noren!"

No matter how arrogant and disdainful people are, they are beginning to understand a fact.

Rhea is indeed a female star, but she is not the kind of woman who will lose herself in the light and shadow, and gradually become gray in the excessive consumption of media. On the contrary, Hollywood can't satisfy her ambition.

And it turns out that she has the ability to step out—even, she may have the capital to achieve her goals, if all of this is really planned by Rhea.

Go up one more ladder.

The old-fashioned old money families just want to know one thing: "Is she the daughter of Jedle Essex?"

And the cutting-edge elite has more questions for her: "Does she really know what the Essex business means? Can she solve the troubles after Jedl's death?"