The Best Entertainment Era

The latest news this newspaper has received is that people familiar with the matter revealed that Relativity Entertainment is in contact with Warner Bros. to negotiate the filming rights of the sequels of the Terminator series. The gold medal producer Ronan Anderson intends to take over the sequels of this series...

In the office of the Warner Building in Burbank, Kevin Tsuhara put down the Hollywood Reporter in his hand, looked across to Charles Rowan, and asked, Should we transfer the rights to the sequel of Terminator? ?”

Charles Rowan said: Ronan Anderson has extraordinary vision and ability in film production. He may really have an idea, but the sequel copyright transfer? He smiled: Relativity Entertainment wants to participate in the Terminator series, at least Do you want to work with Warner Bros too?

Kevin Tsuhara said: Robert Lee came to the company a few days ago to test our attitude, and I was temporarily rejected by someone.

Charles Rowan thought for a while and reminded: Don't forget 20th Century Fox, they have the right to pay back the filming copyright of the sequel...

Yeah, Twentieth Century Fox is also troublesome. Kevin Tsuhara sometimes makes unimaginable decisions in film production, but in terms of the company's business operations and management, his ability is beyond doubt: Even if Twentieth Century Fox If Fox wants to take it back, he has to pay a sufficient price.

Charles Rowan said: In this series, I think it is best to cooperate with Ronan Anderson.

Kevin Tsuhara shook his head: Charles, don't you think that Relativity Entertainment is developing too fast? Its film performance has already had an impact on Warner Bros., and they took 40% of the revenue from Batman. Too much.

Charles Rowan has a different view: Kevin, Relativity Entertainment has no major conflict of interest with Warner Bros. In the short term, it is more in the interests of Warner Bros. to cooperate with Ronan Anderson. Continue to cooperate, although Relativity Entertainment will separate. part of the proceeds, but Warner Bros.'s proceeds are also guaranteed.

Kevin Tsujihara said slowly but firmly: But I want all the benefits of Batman.

Charles Rowan said: The preparation of The Dark Knight has already begun, and the contract has been signed long ago. At this time, it is very difficult to kick Relativity Entertainment and Ronan Anderson out.

What about after The Dark Knight? Kevin Tsuhara said, Think about the countermeasures, think of a way, isn't it a joke that d superhero movies want the owner of Marvel Entertainment to be the producer?

It doesn't matter if the joke is not a joke, the main reason is that Relativity Entertainment took too much revenue from the Batman movie.

Charles Rowan said: I suggest not to make any big moves for the time being.

wait for the opportunity.

Kevin Tsuhara still has this patience: Yes, the third Batman, I hope it is the work of Warner Bros. He turned to ask: How is Zach Schneider dealing with it? How is it?

It's almost done, said Charles Rowan. He agreed in principle to direct Watchmen.

Relativity Entertainment has cooperated with many excellent directors, and this Zack Snyder style is really a perfect match with d comics.

In North Hollywood, Linda Hamilton walked out of the supermarket with a shopping cart, picked up a few bags, and was just about to go to the parking lot when two people flashed out and blocked her way.

Hello, Linda. The woman in front of her head picked up the hang tag on her chest and shook it: I'm a reporter from Fox Entertainment Channel, can I ask you a few questions?

Due to long-term smoking of cigarettes and cocaine, and suffering from bulimia and bipolar disorder, Linda Hamilton's old looks and muscles are long gone.

The one standing here looks more like a middle-aged aunt.

Linda Hamilton herself was also very strange. She tilted her head and looked at the female reporter: Interview me?

The female reporter didn't wait for her to agree, and asked directly: It is reported that Ronan Anderson, a famous Hollywood producer, is interested in the Terminator series, and even sent you an invitation?

Linda Hamilton smiled: It's not an invitation. Someone from Relativity Entertainment did contact me and asked me if I still want to star in the Terminator series.

Do you want to come back? The female reporter asked immediately.

Linda Hamilton said without hesitation: I refused, Terminator 2 has finished all the stories, and Sarah Connor is already a thing of the past.

After speaking, she waved her hand to refuse the reporter to continue the interview, and left directly.

Seeing Linda Hamilton go away, the female reporter took out her mobile phone and sent a message.

The photographer asked: Linda Hamilton can only play small roles now, why should she refuse?

Because she is not short of money. The female reporter obviously saw it more clearly: During the divorce, James Cameron paid Linda Hamilton US$50 million in cash, plus other fixed assets. This is the most expensive divorce in Hollywood one of the cases.

The photographer glanced at Linda Hamilton's back: That's right, you can enjoy it if you have money, how hard it is to shoot.

The female reporter didn't answer, and urged, Let's go, let's go to West Hollywood and interview Edward Furlong.

The savior of the year, the future superstar of Hollywood, did not grow up smoothly, and was eventually destroyed by the spotlight and drugs.

It is said that when Terminator 3 was being prepared, the crew intended to continue to let Edward Furlong play John Connor, but after seeing him in person, no one in the crew felt that he was not qualified for this role.

Can Ronan Anderson really turn rock into gold?

At the same time, in Arnold Schwarzenegger's office in the capital of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, who had just finished a small internal meeting, received a call from Stephanie Austin, an old friend of 20th Century Fox. .

You said this, Relativity Entertainment did contact me. Arnold Schwarzenegger has cooperated with Twentieth Century Fox for many years, and unlike James Cameron, he has not had much contact with Twentieth Century Fox. In the face of the other party's inquiries, he did not hide it: It is not realistic for me to star in a movie now. Even if I want to star in a sequel, it can only be in the form of a cameo.

In the Fox Building, Stephanie Austin hung up the phone, synthesized the feedback from all parties, left the office, went to the top floor of the building, and entered Jim Prose's office.

Seeing Stephanie Austin rushing over, Jim Pross temporarily put down his work and asked, Any news?

Stephanie Austin pulled out her chair, sat across from her, and said, Fox Media and Warner Bros. have received related news, and Relativity Entertainment has contacted them. In addition, I called Arnold personally, and Arnold I have also been invited.

Jim Prose said: The Terminator series has a huge influence all over the world. Although the third part did not meet expectations, our three production companies have also made profits...

Stephanie Austin said: But the sequel filming rights, we licensed to Warner Bros.

Jim Prows frowned and said, Why did Tom Rothman authorize Warner Bros.? This would cause Twentieth Century Fox a lot of trouble.

Tom Rothman was the CEO at that time. Stephanie Austin was quite helpless: He pushed hard, and the project committee did not object.

Jim Pross said: You are responsible for this matter, and the authorization is withdrawn from Warner Bros. Isn't there a relevant clause in the contract?

Stephanie Austin nodded: There is a recovery clause. She said emphatically: I have actually contacted Warner Bros., and Warner Bros. has not insisted on it, but there is one condition. A 30% increase to cover potential losses for Warner Bros.

Thirty percent? Jim Pross said coldly, They're trying to use Ronan Anderson to rob Twentieth Century Fox!

Stephanie Austin said: That island bastard Kevin Tsujihara has always been like that.

Jim Pross waved his arm: Go and talk to them, but to fight for the strongest conditions for 20th Century Fox, all copyrights of the Terminator series must return to 20th Century Fox.

I get it, Stephanie Austin said. I'll fix it as soon as possible.

Jim Prose said: Although this is a historical issue, it should not be taken lightly. It should belong to Fox and must not be entertained by others, especially Relativity.

Stephanie Austin said: Don't worry, there is a buy-back clause, and Ronan Anderson can't get it. She then asked: Are we also planning to shoot a sequel?

Jim Prose said naturally: Isn't the third part profitable? Why not make a sequel? This series is still valuable.

Stephanie Austin said, Okay, I see.

Jim Prows waved his hand: Do it as soon as possible.

After Stephanie Austin left, the office fell silent. Jim Pross was temporarily in no mood to continue other work. He came to the huge floor-to-ceiling windows and looked at the Relativity Building not far away through the glass windows.

The filming copyright of the sequel of Terminator, is this Ronan Anderson's counterattack against Twentieth Century Fox? But how can someone else get something from 20th Century Fox?

And Warner Bros. I can't believe Kevin Tsuhara, an islander. If he didn't realize it early, Warner Bros. might have sold 20th Century Fox for profit.

People outside think that the six major Hollywood companies are a unified force, but people in the industry like Jim Pross never think so. There has never been a lack of filth among the six major companies due to interests.

If there is an opportunity and there are benefits to be gained, Twentieth Century Fox will also cheat Warner Bros. once.

The six Hollywood companies are tied together, which one is the best?

Fox will also make big moves in the Internet business soon, catching up with Relativity Entertainment.

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