The American Kill Line: I Can Predict the Future

Chapter 91: A True Portrayal of a Top Fund Manager (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Ron's security detail has now been expanded to 15 people when he travels.

In Philip's words, he is no longer a person.

The sight of eight luxury cars parked on set immediately drew the attention of the entire crew.

Ron was dressed simply, in a black down jacket and a warm knitted hat.

The only thing that hasn't changed is those sunglasses; they still make him look cool.

Taylor recognized him at a glance and rushed over without hesitation.

"Gatsby!"

He pounced on Ron, clinging to his head and saying happily, "My Gatsby, we broke up, didn't we? What are you doing here?"

This scene is set indoors, and the air conditioning at the entrance is very cold.

Taylor was wearing a spaghetti strap dress and was shivering from the cold.

But he just wouldn't come down.

Ron carried her inside, laughing as he said, "You said you wanted to break up, and I agreed?"

Taylor smiled, her eyes crinkling and her lips curving upwards: "But I've already issued a statement, and I've never had the habit of getting back together with my exes."

At that moment, the producer ran over and greeted him respectfully, "Mr. Hunter!"

"Barry, Barry Osborn, if I remember correctly."

Ron gently patted Taylor's plump bottom, gesturing for her to get down.

Taylor obediently got down, but leaned against Ron, unbuttoning his down jacket and putting his hands inside to warm them.

Her petite and delicate appearance surprised those on set who knew her well.

You should know that she's quite carefree on set.

Leonardo DiCaprio said that the contrast between his on-screen and off-screen personas was always very strong.

"Yes, Mr. Hunter, thank you for remembering."

"No need to be so polite, just call me Ron. I just came to take a look, that's all."

Ron was led to the lounge by the other party.

He even pretended to inquire about the filming progress.

Shortly after, the director and the two male leads, Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire (who plays Spider-Man), came in to say hello.

This is to show respect to the sponsor.

Speaking of which, these two actors, Ron and I, are really close.

So he chatted for a few more minutes.

"Leonardo, why are you still so attractive?"

"Haha, actually, a lot of the time I deliberately make myself look ugly. I always feel that a sign of a man's maturity is that he no longer pays special attention to his appearance."

"Damn, that's the harshest insult I've heard all year."

Ron, feigning humor, then turned to Tobey Maguire and asked, "Tobey, will you still play Spider-Man? I can hardly imagine how many viewers, like me, will be disappointed if Spider-Man is recast."

Toby Maguire shrugged. "Sorry, sir, that's not something I can decide."

Ron didn't delve into it further and chatted with the others for a while longer.

Perhaps it was because he appeared very approachable, and we were about the same age.

Leonardo DiCaprio, the biggest star, suggested that he could play a role for fun.

The director was immediately interested in the suggestion.

Producer Barry, on the other hand, was sweating profusely.

Others might not know, but he specifically asked around to find out.

This person in front of me is no ordinary fund manager on Wall Street.

It was a real crocodile.

Taylor's eyes lit up, and he immediately became interested: "Gatsby, my Gatsby, you play him, just once, okay?"

NO!

Ron wasn't interested and refused without hesitation.

Taylor pleaded a few more times, and finally whispered in his ear, "If you agree to act in it, I'll tell you the answer you want?"

"make a deal!"

Although he won't marry Taylor, it doesn't mean Ron doesn't care about the child.

It's still uncertain about Ivanka's side, but if Taylor is indeed pregnant, this might be her first child.

Taylor cheered triumphantly, then urged the director, "Luhrmann, hurry up and think of something. This is a rare opportunity. You have to give him a scene with dialogue. Believe me, this is absolutely the most important filming of your life."

This scene depicts Gatsby demonstrating his power to his beloved Daisy at a party.

He wanted to tell Daisy that he knew many celebrities and wealthy people.

Under the director's arrangement, Ron played himself as a Wall Street fund tycoon.

There are only two lines of dialogue.

"Let me introduce Mr. Wall Street Hunter."

At the boisterous, lavish party, Gatsby led Ron, now dressed in a suit, to stand behind Daisy and her husband Tom.

Tom turned away arrogantly.

Gatsby introduced, "This is Mr. Hunter, a top Wall Street fund manager whose shareholders include the mayor and the president's staff."

"This is Mrs. Buchanan."

Gatsby deliberately introduced Daisy first.

"Beautiful face." Ron lowered his eyes and reached out.

Daisy suppressed her joy and politely shook hands, saying, "Thank you!"

"Mr. Buchanan," Gatsby introduced.

Before old Chamberlain could introduce himself, Gatsby said, "A polo expert."

Bukenan was somewhat annoyed, but still hurriedly explained, "No, I'm not."

Ron had dealt with far too many old money people, and he knew all too well what their pride was.

A surname, or rather a family, is the highest honor.

Instead of "polo expert".

This is an extreme form of denigration for Lao Qian.

Ron readily extended his hand, first looking surprised, then smiling gently: "It's an honor to meet someone from the Bukenan family."

"Cut! Perfect!"

Director Baz Luhrmann was very satisfied with this segment.

The results were even better than expected.

Ron's performance was so natural, it felt like a real top-tier party.

Whether meeting or parting, the etiquette was impeccable.

The final shot, in particular, perfectly captures the hypocritical nature of top financial tycoons.

"That's it?"

Ron felt that acting and filming weren't that difficult.

"If Mr. Hunter likes, I can arrange another one."

"Never mind." Ron waved his hand, walked to the camera, and reviewed the footage with Taylor.

"Honey, why do you look more like Old Money!"

Taylor loved this scene so much that she hugged Ron and gave him a kiss.

Those around them also joined in the praise.

This indicates that Ron has a talent for acting.

As for whether it's true or false, that's hard to say.

Now that Ron has reached his position, he rarely hears words of criticism to his face.

Not to mention speaking the truth.

That's why he dotes on Taylor so much.

Whether it's Jessica, Megan, or Alexandra, most of them cater to his preferences.

Only Taylor would show her true nature.

This is likely related to her family background and her own talent.

She doesn't need to rely on a man; she can achieve what she wants through her own abilities.

She's just a bit too willful sometimes.

For example, right now.

"Speak."

"What did you say?" Taylor exclaimed suddenly, "You want to know if I'm going home for Christmas? Okay, I'll tell you, I'm definitely going."

Ron's eyes darkened: "You know what I want to know."

"Isn't this it? Then I don't know." Taylor played dumb.

Ron was furious: "Are you sure you're not going to tell me?"

Seeing that he was about to get angry, Taylor didn't care at all and said impatiently, "Is it any of your business whether I tell you or not? We've broken up, okay?"

"Fuck!!"

Ron, too lazy to argue, picked her up in his arms in front of the entire crew, intending to take her to the hospital for a check-up.

Taylor cried out in alarm and immediately began to struggle violently with his hands and feet.

"Are you crazy?!"

"Damn it, put me down."

Stepping outside, a biting cold wind made Taylor shiver.

Forget about struggling, she curled up in the man's arms and let him carry her into the car. She pouted and looked at his angular face with resentment: "What an unreasonable cowboy."

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