I’m in Hollywood

Five years ago, Warner's "Batman" created a huge profit of no less than $100 million at the box office and surrounding sales for a cost of $350,000.

After confirming his own guess, Ron Perelman thought that the firefly would be the same as the bat's Batman, Superman and other characters if it was awesome. Hero movie copyright.

Less than an hour after the call to Marvel's New York headquarters, Ron Perelman looked at the fax documents of several copyright transfer agreements in his hand and confirmed his guess by 100%.

Although the firefly directly grasps only one insignificant blade warrior movie copyright, and is still in the hands of Firefly's new line film industry. However, since the second half of last year, the Flower Films, which has been separated from the Firefly Group, has successively obtained "Batman" and "Fantastic Four" from the small movie companies that own the rights of Marvel Superhero movies by transferring the rights of their films. The copyright of Man and The Hulk, and Flower Pictures is currently competing with other film companies to compete for the copyright of X-Men. The deal should have ended in the first half of the year, but because of the participation of Flower Pictures In order to be able to sell for a better price, Marvel has been waiting for the price and is now.

Ron Peralman began to consider the next step after again using the phone as a controlling shareholder to forcefully ask Marvel Ace Arad to immediately stop all Marvel superhero roles.

The Firefly Group’s statement in the morning did not mention the Disney animation department. It only threatened as a Marvel creditor. This shows that the Firefly Group did not give up the intention of the Disney animation department, plus the Marvel at this time. Ron Perelman suddenly felt that he suddenly had two important chips. These two chips not only allowed him to get a seat on the Firefly Group, but might even go further and become a shareholder of the Firefly Group!

But now. The most important thing is how to avoid the fate of bankruptcy protection that Marvel faces.

Once the New York District Court approves the bankruptcy protection request of the creditors headed by the Firefly Group, Marvel will face the fate of being taken over by creditors. By then, Marvel will be completely out of control. As a super capital player. Ron Perelman could instantly think of a series of ways to prevent Marvel from being bankrupt, but he also realized that the Firefly Group had been secretly planning for so long, and the time left for him would never be too generous. He was very There may be less than two weeks left.

and. Most of the ways to prevent Marvel from being bankrupt protected are, in the final analysis, nothing more than a word, money.

However, for this plan to enter the Firefly Group's board of directors, Ron Perelman used all the liquidity of Andrews Holdings to buy the firefly group's bonds, some of which were temporarily forced from the holding subsidiaries such as Revlon. From now on, it is impossible for him to make enough funds for Marvel's capital operation in a short time.

At the moment, the original layout has become a shackle of self-restraint.

Want to get rid of this current dilemma, only to find a way to get enough external support.

Ron Perelman identified the list of chief executives of the seven major Hollywood studios, weighing a moment to eliminate Colombia, Fox and MGM, which are closely linked to fireflies. Ron Perelman called out his assistant and said: "Help me make an appointment with Global Ceo Michael Eisner, Time Warner ceo Terry Semel and Paramount Ceo Shirley Lansing, as soon as possible. ”

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At Santa Monica Airport, Eric stood next to his car and waved at a Gulfstream business jet, watching the Gulf Stream go all the way to the sky.

In addition to Warren Buffett, Tom Murphy and David West, business jets include Kasenberg and Firefly's chief legal officer Edward Lewis, who will rush to New York to take advantage of their connections and influences. Force, in the shortest possible time to lobby the New York District Court to approve Marvel's bankruptcy protection application.

After thoroughly showing the plan for Marvel in a revenge. Eric believes that with the savvy of Ron Perelman, it is absolutely possible to guess the firefly's ambiguity about Marvel. However, the chips in the hands of the fireflies are far more than Ron Perelman's guess.

In addition to Marvel's ceo Avi Arad has been swayed by fireflies, in the process of absorbing Marvel bonds. Fireflies also collected a large amount of evidence that Ron Perelman used Marvel to conduct illegal capital operations.

Fireflies even Ron Perelman’s use of Andrews Holdings to invade the Marvel financing is clear. Marvel's current long-term bonds totaled $553 million, but only $730,000 was used in the development of Marvel in recent years, and another $470 million in funds went into the Andrews holding company account.

As long as they take control of Marvel and obtain more detailed and conclusive evidence, Ron Perelman wants to get rid of this crisis, and the price he will pay will far exceed the $470 million he has received.

Looking at the Gulfstream business machine disappeared into the sky. Eric regained his gaze, and Kelly Haynes, the female assistant next to her, said: "Kelly, what do you think Ron Perelman will do next?"

"Of course it is to protect the Marvel," Kelly followed Eric into the car and continued: "The most direct way is for the major shareholder to inject capital into the Marvel stock price, but Ron Perelman wants to buy The firefly's bond must not have enough liquidity in hand, and he doesn't have enough time to raise hundreds of millions of dollars. Since this method doesn't work, I think he will definitely find a way to make a very big good news. To prevent Marvel from being bankrupt protected."

"Good news," Eric leaned on the leather seat and said: "Will the fireflies want to be awesome, is it good news?"

Kelly smiled. "Of course, forget, most people will definitely not think so. Now the information on the recent events of the fireflies in the media has become a mess. Before the matter is completely settled, It’s not that easy to sort out the ins and outs of all this."

Eric relaxed his eyes and said: "The more chaotic it is, the better it will be for us. I think the next news will definitely make the situation more chaotic."

"When are you going to showdown with the animation department?"

Eric took a confident smile and said: "Wait, since Ron Perelman needs a good news, Disney's so important ‘good’ is definitely worth it.” (To be continued.)