The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 48 The unbearable hero saves the beauty

Beverly Hills, William Morris Agency.

Edward walked into the vestibule and kept shrugging his shoulders and twisting his body. It seemed that the black suit on his body severely restricted his personal freedom.

Hawke finished talking to the front desk and came over and slapped him in the back, saying, "Be serious, you are now a senior manager, representing the face and image of the company."

Edward's face was almost collapsed: "Boss... No, Boss, you have no problem with me being a hooligan, a gang member, a criminal, or even a dealer, but I don't know how to do it at all, a senior manager in the studio .”

"Don't be guilty, you have a cold face throughout the whole process, no need to talk." Hawke cheered him up: "When you go out, you have the identity you give yourself, be confident."

Edward straightened his face and tried to look serious.

Hawke greeted him, followed the front desk upstairs and came to a small conference room.

The beautiful intern agent opened the door: "Please wait. Mr. Johnson and Ms. Garcia have finished communicating with the crew and will come over immediately."

Hawke entered the door and found a woman sitting in the conference room.

The man was wearing a blond hair, wearing Chanel, carrying Hermes, and his makeup was as delicate as a female star walking on the Oscar red carpet.

Hawke met her once, Sarah Parker's public relations, and once launched a Coke attack.

Caroline Jones raised his long golden eyebrows and wondered, "Wyoming's country bumpkin, why are you here?"

She immediately reacted: "Is it you who cooperated with Dawn?"

Hawke was not polite: "Hello, Peacock, I didn't expect to meet here."

Caroline confronted me: "A paparazzi actually wants to do operations?"

"Because I'm agile and capable." Hawke shrugged, pulled open the chair and sat directly opposite her: "Unlike some people, they seem young and beautiful, but in fact they have stones in their heads."

In the last encounter, Caroline lost completely. She didn't get entangled on this, changed the track, tied one gloves, and moved back and forth on the index finger of the other hand: "It is said that Wyoming's cowboys like to make sheep on the mountain."

Hawke said lightly, "So it's you, Miss Sheep."

Caroline gently kicked the ground, and the swivel chair was back. Her two thin legs in beige trousers were spread apart, and they were placed on the conference table. The red high heels hung on her feet were dotted like kowtow bugs.

The pants are too integrated, and the image of a camel is faintly reflected in somewhere. .

"Ba, blee..." She let out a sheep cry and hooked her finger at Hawk: "Come on, do you dare?"

Hawke really dared not. Once this woman falsely accused of sexual harassment, the man would have to take off even if he didn't die.

The false accusation is not accused, but the man needs to bear too much if he wants to clear his grievances.

Hawke took out the Nokia 7650, aimed at the wall behind Caroline, and pressed the photo button: "I want to take pictures of the decorative paintings on the wall, don't block it."

Caroline didn't expect that the other party was more shameless than her, so she quickly tied her legs together.

Before her legs were merged, the conference room door opened from outside, and Dany and Johnson came in one after another.

When the former saw Caroline's appearance, he couldn't help but say, "Hey, my dear, I asked you to come here for work, not to make you **** at men."

Caroline glanced at the two strong women who were almost thicker than hers and said, "Just just play a little game."

Johnson sat on the side of Hawk and introduced, “This is my PR, Caroline Jones of Full Speed ​​PR; this is Hawk Osmon, founder of West Coast Media Entertainment Studio.”

He whispered to Hawke: "According to the PR contract, I am involved in media and publicity matters, and I must notify Caroline."

How thick-skinned Hawke said: "I am an old friend of Caroline." He asked Johnson: "Have you communicated well on the crew?"

"Yes," Johnson said. "Producer Stephen Somos agrees with our plan."

According to the contract, the crew agrees and the agreement will take effect automatically.

Hawke was not vague at all, got up and came to the front of the conference table, pulled a whiteboard, and clapped his hands: "Everyone, we are in the meeting now."

Edward will bring a detailed plan to distribute to several people.

Dany and Caroline ended their whispers, and everyone looked at Hawke.

Hawke picked up the carbon pen and wrote a line of words on the whiteboard - Heroes save beauty!

It's as vulgar as a prodigal son looking back.

"Daone was nicknamed Dwayne when he was in professional wrestling, and he was as reliable as a rock, but he smiled friendly."

Caroline raised the pen in her hand and said, "My smile has been designed professionally and has been trained for a long time."

Hawke nodded slightly and asked, "You designed the route for Dawn to be an action star, that's right."

Danny replied: "Yes, Dawn's acting skills are average. With his resume, an action-like approach like Schwarzenegger is the most suitable."

At work, Caroline was not ambiguous at all, as if nothing had happened just now, and added: "For this reason, I have made a lot of image designs for Dawn to highlight his powerful and reliable characteristics, such as highlighting it in any occasion. Male traits.”

Johnson said openly, "The socks in his crotch are from Caroline's advice." "Good idea." Hawke did not bring his emotions to work, and continued, "Daon's new drama "The Scorpion King", Unlike the villain Scorpion Emperor he played in "The Return of the Mummy", this is a positive character, ending the dictatorship and tyranny, saving the people from the fire and fire, and is a hero on the screen."

He circled the heroes on the whiteboard with his pen: "This kind of scene requires special needs, and the image under the screen must not be the opposite. If the film is a hero, but in private, she is a sissy..."

Caroline said, “I agree with this guy.”

Danny nodded too.

"It was designed in this way, at the location we chose, a lady shopping was robbed by several bad black men."

Danny and Caroline's eyes fell on Edward.

Edward had a cold face and said nothing.

Hawke continued, "Daone was right at the right time, and he took action with righteousness and repelled the black men, and was just shot."

A hero doctor in his previous life was promoted and hyped in this way just before the super-English movie starring him was released, and the effect was very good.

Caroline responded, "It's better to go further, Dawn fights off the black man with a gun..."

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

"Wait!" Johnson interrupted her: "Don't joke, I will definitely run when I see the gun, I only have one life."

Hawke asked him, "1 to what do you think it's reasonable?"

Johnson thought a little bit: "Adult men are 1-on-3, it would be too exaggerated if they are too many."

"Yes." Hawke looked at Edward: "From our team, find three most professionals to take on this important task."

Edward remembered Hawk's words and nodded vigorously, although he was puzzled, wasn't there only two of us in the team?

Caroline is very attentive to work: "I'll contact the TV station..."

"No, you can't use a TV station." Hawke raised his hand to interrupt her and said, "The TV station's shooting is not realistic enough and it is easy to get out of control."

He was full of responsibility: "I will go on the scene in person, shoot from the perspective of passers-by, and then send it to Channel 11. I have an excellent relationship with the "Midnight Entertainment" program, which has a huge rating."

Edward and Hawke cooperated tacitly and took out a special correspondent certificate.

"Paparazzi." Although he muttered in his heart, Caroline thought about it. This was undoubtedly the best way to deal with it. He asked, "Do you sell the video to Channel 11?"

Hawke said seriously: "I can guarantee that the video will be played in Midnight Entertainment. With the ratings of this show, it will definitely be reprinted by most entertainment media the next day."

Dany and Caroline looked at each other and nodded.

Hawke said again: "You are more professional than me when you mobilize media reprints, large-scale reports, and how to build momentum in the future."

Caroline didn't refuse: "This is my job."

Johnson asked, "When will it start?"

"My people need to prepare and finalize the right venue," Hawke said. "In three days."

Johnson looked at Danny, who checked Johnson's itinerary: "On the afternoon of the afternoon, I originally planned to take a street shot in Dawn, so I'll cancel it."

Ordinary street photography, how could it be so exciting?

Hawke reminded: "The prepaid $30,000 is best received within an hour."

Johnson asked, "So anxious?"

Hawke briefly explained: "We can't go to a chaotic area. What should we do if the fake drama attracts a group of real robbers? Your safety is not guaranteed. But in areas with good security, patrol and police cars are relatively dense. If we suddenly encounter it while filming. What to do if LAPD patrols? I have to get LAPD done first, PR requires money.”

There are no children here, and they know that it takes real money to break up the relationship between LAPD.

Johnson called and asked the accountant to transfer the money as soon as possible.

Hawke further discussed details with Johnson and it took more than an hour to leave William Morris.

Johnson went to send Hawke.

Only Caroline and Danny were left in the conference room.

Caroline asked, "Can I know how much do you pay him for this business?"

Danny said, “$80,000.”

Caroline put the bag on: "It's worth the price."

Danny also thinks it's worth it, because Johnson's film pays as much as $5.5 million.

(End of this chapter)