The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Chapter 55 Zero and Countless Times
Inside the theater, Hawke pushed down the seat of his chair and sat down first.

Next to him, Eric also sat on a chair.

In the same row, there was a woman who kept looking over here. It was Joanna.

Edward turned his head and smiled at that side, showing his two rows of white teeth.

Hawke whispered, "Man, you're spending too much, aren't you?"

Edward thought he had the upper hand in this area, and said in a tone of imparting experience: "Boss, you don't understand, do you? Look, I'm hooking up with Nicole from the shelter, but feelings can change at any time. I have to plan for the future, right? I can't be homeless if I break up with Nicole, right?"

He taught earnestly: "So, you must find a next home in advance. Deborah is an alternative, and Joanna can also be considered an alternative."

Hawke could only say: "You are so far-sighted and worthy of being the man who saves the world."

Eric then reminded: "The screening is about to start, be quiet."

Hawke stopped talking.

The lights went down and the big screen lit up.

In the back row, Miller Collins looked at the artistic little boy in front of him and felt like he had thorns under his butt and couldn't sit still.

Everyone around was concentrating on watching the movie, and someone was crossing his legs in the dark.

Miller stretched his body and stretched his legs forward. He was tall and had long legs, so he kicked his feet under the seat in front of him.

Eric felt a vibration under his butt, as if something hit him, and he turned his head suddenly.

Miller quickly said, "Sorry, I accidentally kicked your seat."

The other party was very nice and apologized proactively, so Eric could only say, "It's okay."

Maria was startled and asked, "What's the matter, dear?"

Miller pulled his foot back: "I accidentally kicked it in the front..."

The little noise soon died down and the surroundings returned to silence.

After the movie, there was warm applause from the audience, but the applause from the audience lasted less than two minutes.

Eric thought to himself that this generation of movie fans is so unprofessional.

After the crew bowed, Hawke left like most people.

Catherine went home alone.

Hawke and Eric, along with Edward, went to a nearby bar to drink.

After the premiere, many guests chose to come over for a drink.

"Look, that English girl is pretty." Eric kept signaling with his eyes: "She's pretty and has a good figure."

Hawke turned his head and took a look, then said, "Rachel Weisz, the heroine of The Mummy series. If you like this type of person, go for it. Don't forget that you are a director. It is said that when actors are facing directors, their belts are particularly loose."

Eric shook his head: "Her current boyfriend is a director."

Edward suddenly interrupted, "Who is this director? He has no moral principles!"

Hawke and Eric were confused about the situation and looked at Edward in surprise.

Edward said: "It was originally a public good, but the director turned it into his own property. Does he have a sense of public morality?"

Eric was shocked and asked Hawke, "Where did you find such high-level talents?"

Unexpectedly, the younger brother would use this method to make him look good. Hawke quickly raised his wine glass to cover his face and said, "Special industries require special talents."

Eric thought of Hawke's studio and quietly pointed at Rachel Weisz: "How do you get big news from a star like this?"

Talking about work, Hawke got serious and said: "If a star gets drunk in a bar, it can be considered news, but its value is very limited."

He pointed at Edward and said, "If the Savior sneered at her and took a picture of it, it would be a huge news worth six figures."

Edward quickly shook his head: "She's not divorced and doesn't take care of the baby, so I'm not interested in scolding her."

Hawke glared: "It's just an analogy, do you understand?"

Eric felt that he understood a little bit, but he also felt that he was about to fail: "Every profession has its own ways."

His creative inspiration was suddenly sparked by Hawke and Edward: "Can I go to your place to experience life, and use your industry as the background to create a work?"

Hawke looked at him briefly, thinking that he was a good free laborer, and replied, "If you want to experience life, you can come anytime. But please note that you need to ask Catherine for your salary."

Eric said, "Once I finish the first draft of the script, I will come to your place to experience life." "Anytime," Hawke agreed.

Because Catherine was very controlling, Eric received a text message urging him to go, so the three of them didn't drink too late and left in less than an hour.

The next day, a set of equipment ordered by Hawke arrived.

This includes electronic products such as laptops, camcorders, memory disks and digital cameras.

Edward passed the test and Hawke equipped him with a set of equipment so that the savior could save the world.

Everything was second-hand, from a defunct freelance media studio.

Hawke handed the things to Edward and said, "Get familiar with how to use them as soon as possible. From now on, these are for your exclusive use."

He specifically reminded: "When you capture high-value news and transmit it from the camera, be sure to make a copy and don't carry the copy with you."

Edward had seen what Hawke did, and assured him, "Don't worry, Boss."

After Edward spent the morning getting familiar with the new equipment, Hawke let him go out to sweep the streets for valuable news.

It’s best to earn enough for one day.

Hawke is organizing his documents and preparing to apply for a California gun license so that he can carry a gun legally.

There is a fixed process to follow in this regard, and Hawk Osmond's identity is also very clean. As long as he goes through the routine procedures, he can basically pass.

Then, there is the new work content.

If the studio wants to grow, it needs to continue to make money.

The income from waiting and shooting news by chance is really limited. The news that really makes money for the studio all comes from self-production and self-sales.

Hawke's priority remains his four major targets.

Robert Downey Jr. was turned into a peanut and fired.

Hawke exceeded the planned goal for this first goal.

In order of easiest to hardest, the second target was Bro Derick, an executive and producer at Akerman Films.

Shortly after Hawke arrived in Los Angeles, he had sex with Bro Derek.

At that time, he caught Robert Downey Jr. having an affair with Bro Derek's wife Sarah Parker.

But the result was not ideal. Bro Derek did not divorce Sarah Parker as expected. Instead, he took the initiative to stand up and defend his wife, presenting an image of a loving couple.

The culture here in America may be different, Bro Derick actually won some praise.

Hawke thought that this couple should be similar to Beckham and Victoria in the past, with certain interests involved with each other.

According to his guess, the harmony between husband and wife is just a public image to the outside world.

If you dig deeper, you'll definitely find some explosive news.

Hawke dug out the relevant information he had collected and found that Sarah Parker and Bro Derek appeared many times in the promotional activities for the new season of "Sex and the City".

As a star on stage, Sarah Parker has much more public information available than Bro Derek.

Given his successful experience of using Deborah to tease Donny, Hawke set his sights on Sarah Parker.

When a woman cheats, there are only zero times and countless times.

What’s more, she is a female star who doesn’t even have a belt.

Hawke checked online and found that the "Sex and the City" crew had a large promotional event in Los Angeles recently.

Sarah Parker will also be attending.

Hawke noted the time and address, planning to join in the fun.

Before the weekend arrives, The Scorpion King hits theaters nationwide in North America, and Hawke is also paying attention to the information of the film.

He will also benefit if the film does well at the box office.

This is capital.

At the same time, it can also increase Johnson's confidence in him and dare to recommend West Coast Entertainment Studio to his friends.

(End of this chapter)