Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 198 Love You Well

Aaron was really not able to cope with the passion of Madonna Ciccone, a woman that even the beast Dennis Rodman couldn't stand.

Although Madonna Ciccone, who is already 35 years old, is still stunning, it is obvious that Aaron absolutely stays away from such women!

After leaving the Bel Air Hotel, Aaron went directly to Santa Monica, the Pacific Palisades villa where Nicole Kidman lives.

"Aaron, did you just get back to Los Angeles?"

In the bathroom, Nicole Kidman leaned on the man's arms and stood under the shower together.

"Yes, I came from New York. Dawn is going to build a new headquarters building and a production base!"

Nicole Kidman turned her head and kissed the man on the cheek. "Do you know the novel 'The Pelicans'?"

"Yeah, I know. It's a novel by the writer John Grisham. Tom Cruise's recently completed filming of 'The Trap' is also adapted from his novel of the same name!"

Aaron must have done some research, but he just didn't get the adaptation rights.

"Why, did you receive the script for 'The Pelican Assassination Order'?"

Nicole Kidman nodded and said, "I was competing with Julia Roberts. Fortunately, Warner Bros. thought I was more suitable;"

"It's co-starring with black movie star Denzel Washington!"

Aaron smiled and said, "This script is good, and Denzel Washington just finished filming Jonathan Demme's "Philadelphia Story", and his performance has received a lot of praise;"

"'The Pelicans' is also a crime thriller, different from the romantic comedies you've been making in recent years!"

Aaron said as he rubbed his body against the other's, feeling the softness.

Nicole Kidman goes "Uh-huh"!
"I think so too. In recent years, I have always played roles in romantic films and have always wanted to try different types of themes."

"Shh," Aaron leaned close to the girl's ear and blew gently, "Let's not talk about this tonight, I just want to love you well!"

Nicole Kidman smiled and raised her hand to touch the back of the man's hand. "Although I am a little busy, you seem to be even busier now."

Soon, the two of them came from the bathroom to the bed in the bedroom...

The next morning, warm breezes from the Pacific Ocean blew into Los Angeles, accompanied by sunshine.

Aaron was lying on the bed in the villa's bedroom, and suddenly took a deep breath. After a while, Nicole Kidman crawled out from under the quilt and lay on the man, breathing in the fresh air!

"Dear, 'The Pelicans' will be filming in Washington, D.C., and New Orleans, Louisiana;"

"It's a three-month schedule, and Warner Bros. has scheduled it for release during the Christmas season at the end of the year."

Nicole Kidman drew circles on Aaron's chest with her slender fingers. "When the time comes, if you miss me, just come find me!"

Aaron smiled and stroked the girl's fair and smooth skin. "Don't worry, if there's a chance, I'll go on vacation with you to Australia, okay?" "Well, then, I'll take you to my farm for horseback riding. The scenery is very unique!"

Nicole Kidman's Kidman family owns a large area of farmland in Australia, but the Kidman family has a large population;

Nicole Kidman's father had very little land to share, but he still had a few farms and ranches.

At the office of Dawn Pictures, Thomas Gray, president of Golden Harvest USA, delivered the kung fu script "Rumble in the Bronx" which was specially created for Jack Cheng by Golden Harvest Film Company in Hong Kong.

The story mainly tells about a Hong Kong policeman played by Jack Cheng who was invited by his uncle who immigrated to the United States to come to New York to attend a wedding.

Because my uncle planned to spend his retirement with his black wife after marriage, he sold the supermarket he had run for many years to a Chinese lady. However, the supermarket was often vandalized by the nearby motorcycle gangs, and the police were helpless against them.

The policeman played by Jack Cheng became enemies with the Chinese lady because he helped her fight off the troublesome biker gang. After some twists and turns, he reconciled with the biker gang, and they were unexpectedly involved in a diamond robbery by the gang.

The policeman played by Jack Cheng was not afraid of violence and fought bravely against the gangsters. Not only did he save the supermarket from disaster, but he also gained an unexpected reward with the supermarket's new owner, a Chinese girl...

"The film's main creators are mostly from Hong Kong, which allows them to make the most of Jack Cheng's strengths, which is quite good."

"However, I have studied many of Jack Cheng's works. His style is mostly comedy, with exquisite and varied action design, as well as some funny plots and lines, which make many audiences enjoy the movie with laughter and applause."

Thomas Gray nodded after hearing Aaron Anderson's explanation. "Asian audiences really like Jack Cheng's humorous style!"

Aaron spread his hands and said, "But when we were filming Rumble in the Bronx, we had to consider that Chinese comedy and humor might not be understood by Western audiences."

"So, we also have to put some thought into the film's literary drama. In Jack Cheng's previous works, the literary drama was relatively short. I hope that this Rumble in the Bronx will have more literary drama, so that it can also enrich the depth of the characters;"

"Secondly, the film's story should be closely tied to real life. The plot of the Chinese girl who takes over the supermarket and is bullied by local thugs should be more concrete, with her helplessness and the police's inability to do anything, so that the audience can more easily empathize with her!"

Thomas Gray had previously worked very well with Aaron on the sale of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, so he naturally attached great importance to Aaron Anderson's opinion and explained:

"Aaron, Golden Harvest means that Shuguang will be responsible for the Western content of the script;"

"The Golden Harvest crew will cooperate with Shuguang to complete the filming of the movie!"

Rumble in the Bronx was co-produced by Golden Harvest Films of Hong Kong and Hollywood Twilight Pictures. Golden Harvest holds the film distribution rights in Greater China, Japan, and South Korea.

The distribution rights for the remaining Southeast Asia, Europe, America, Australia and other regions belong to Dawn Pictures. The filming budget of "Rumble in the Bronx" is 800 million US dollars, and Dawn is responsible for investing 250 million US dollars.

Aaron nodded. "As for the script, I'll have it revised first. Then we can shoot it in Canada. Filming in New York is a bit too expensive."

"By the way, as for the female lead, the actress who won the Best Actress award at the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival in Spain last year is quite good..."

In the evening, Aaron went to the premiere of the movie "The Pain of Reality" at the Landmark Cinema in West Hollywood;

The film's director Ben Stiller, and actors Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, Jennifer Connelly and Adam Sandler were in attendance.

(End of this chapter)