America achieves both fame and fortune

Chapter 106 Learning, Training, and Summarizing Simultaneously (Alliance Leader +9)

When boarding the plane, Martin casually bought a copy of The Hollywood Reporter and the tabloid American Rumors.

The former mentioned "The Girl Next Door," which premiered last night, only showed a group photo of the main cast and crew.

On the fourth page of the latter, there was a report about Elizabeth.

"Rising star Eliza Cuthbert is suspected of having a breakup."

The article included photos of Martin and Eliza walking the red carpet together, as well as changes to Eliza's blog before and after.

All content related to my twin brother has been deleted.

Upon arriving in Brisbane and exiting the airport, Martin said to Bruce, "Bruce, finalize the deal with the safari company. Ideally, secure legal hunting quotas for large animals. I want to go on a killing spree and slaughter everyone in Australia!"

Bruce replied, "No problem. Those who do this kind of business have close ties with the local authorities. As long as the price is right, they can send professional hunters as hunting companions to secure a spot for hunting saltwater crocodiles."

"You're still worried about the saltwater crocodiles?" Martin had a brilliant idea: "Old Brooks, what if we throw you into a trap as bait? Wouldn't the crocodiles eat you and then rot to death from the stench?"

Bruce, in a civilized manner, reminded him: "My temporary hunting permit will be issued soon, and you'll be crying then."

Martin asked, "Mine's down too?"

Bruce said, "We'll come down together. This temporary permit is only valid within the hunting company's private hunting grounds; it's invalid outside of those grounds."

Martin sighed: "It's much more troublesome than America. I haven't heard gunfire in America for a while, and I miss that happy atmosphere."

Back at the hotel, Martin called Susan and Zoemi to tell them he was back and could go back to work the next day.

Menez suddenly approached: "Boss Martin, I heard from Old Brooks that after this movie is finished, you guys are planning to go on a hunting vacation?"

This is legal and reasonable in Australia, so Martin had no reason to hide it: "There is such a plan."

Menez, with a shameless grin, said, "Can I join you?" He made a few boxing moves: "I'm going to get revenge on Kangaroo! I'm going to get my revenge!"

Martin said, "You can go, but you'll have to pay for it yourself."

Menez checked his wallet: "No problem, I have money now." He said mysteriously, "Paris has contacted me several times and given me quite a few tips."

Martin was somewhat surprised: "I thought you..."

"She used my body, how could she not pay?" Menez said matter-of-factly, "How can something like this be free?"

Martin exclaimed admiringly, "Xiao Mei, you're really something! When we go hunting, you can go and mock the prey."

Menez readily agreed: "Don't worry, I have an amazing talent for this."

The following day, Martin rejoined filming. The remaining scenes were all indoors. After Ryder and Judd Padalecki finished their scenes, they were the first to leave the set.

It's a Hollywood tradition to give a souvenir to the main actors when they leave.

The film crew gave them small wax figures.

It perfectly matches the theme of the film: when a major power outage occurs, you can pull out a hair and light it to make a candle.

A few days later, Eliza returned to the film crew after a short promotional trip and moved back to her own room from Martin's.

Both of them handled the situation calmly, and it did not affect their work.

Martin had already adjusted his mindset; many people in this world are destined to be just passersby.

We have different values.

Bruce makes a good point: only dog ​​poop can last forever.

As filming entered its final stages, the crew moved to a wax museum set up against a green screen to shoot a battle between twins, where only one could escape alive.

Martin is a supporting character; the one who delivers the fatal blow can only be the female lead.

So, the two twin psychopaths, one had his head smashed open by the female protagonist with a baseball bat, and the other had his body stabbed through by the female protagonist with a knife.

The last scene filmed by the crew was Paris Hilton's murder.

The socialite, dressed in red briefs, once again flaunted her allure in front of the camera.

Ultimately, his head was pierced.

When director Jaume Coleman announced that the final take was good, everyone on the crew, including Martin Scorsese, turned on the confetti cannons, and confetti and sequins flew all over the set.

Robert Downey Jr., who came to visit the set, made his fiancée Susan proud by announcing that he would treat her to a large bonfire party that evening on the grounds of the Roadshow Studios.

Life wouldn't be complete without fun parties.

As darkness fell, bonfires were lit, and barbecue, beer, and all kinds of drinks were readily available.

"Cheers!"

Martin, Bruce, Menez, and Zommy sat together, drinking cold beer and listening to Menez boast.

Menez boasted, "You should have him come and learn from me."

Martin tossed a can of beer to each of them and said, "Menez is my classmate, I know him best. He was once charged by prosecutors in Los Angeles."

Menezes stood tall: "I absolutely do not plead guilty!"

Martin said, "The prosecutor only said one sentence before Menez quickly pleaded guilty, stopping the prosecutor from continuing, because the prosecutor said he only had 15 seconds..."

Menez took the can and clinked glasses with Martin: "Boss, you can insult my intelligence, but you can't insult my brother."

Bruce suddenly said, "I suggest you watch a movie called 'Zombie Dancer,' it will make you deeply insecure."

Menezes didn't believe it: "How could that be?"

Just then, Zamy reminded them, "Susan and Donnie are coming."

Robert Downey Jr., holding his fiancée's hand, came over and said, "Guys, mind grabbing a drink together?"

Martin said, "We were thinking of coming over for a drink, but we were afraid of disturbing your sweet time with Susan."

Donnie laughed: "You're Martin. Susan said you have the best voice."

Martin raised his glass to Susan: "Thank you."

Donnie and Susan were the hosts tonight, and everyone raised their glasses in a toast.

The two left quickly, heading towards another small group. Susan glanced back and saw Martin whispering with Jamie.

The jerk Louise recommended is handsome, a good actor, knows how to get along with people, and is good at building connections.

Even someone as introverted as Jaume Collet-Serra can be easily befriended.

Donnie sensed something was wrong and asked, "Something's up?"

Susan took his arm: "I think Martin will be famous in a few years."

Downey, however, said, "Becoming famous at a young age is not necessarily a good thing."

Susan didn't say much, because her fiancé was someone who became famous at a young age, and then...

Bruce went outside to answer a phone call by the campfire.

Upon returning, he said, "Guys, head to the hunting club at 3 PM tomorrow to meet two professional hunters. Then drive to the club's private hunting grounds. The hunting period will not exceed three days. The quota we're asked to be mainly for wild boar, wild deer, wild rabbits, bison, and kangaroos, with a bounty on a saltwater crocodile that is at least three meters long."

He specifically explained, "The bounty goes to the hunters in the same group; we assist them, or perhaps it's more accurate to say we're just spectators."

Martin asked, "Did you get your temporary gun license?"

Bruce said, "Got it."

Menez asked, "Can't I use a gun?"

Bruce said, "According to Queensland regulations, you can't use it without prior application. In private game areas, you can use a crossbow; it's simple and easy to use."

Martin and Zomi's temporary permit applications were approved, allowing them to hunt with long shotguns.

Mene shouted, "Our hunting party is officially formed! I'm going to take down a lion!"

Martin cautioned, "There are no lions in Australia."

"What about tigers? No tigers either?" Menez was a typical happy American. "Surely there are hyenas, right?"

The party didn't go on too late; around 10 p.m., Martin and his friends returned to their hotel.

Bruce sent a text message and prepared to go out.

Martin asked him, "Any progress?"

"Some," Bruce said roughly. "I'm in the learning phase, practicing, coaching, and summarizing as I go."

Martin gave a thumbs up: "Civilized people are indeed a freak."

"Because I've already foreseen a lot of messy things to come, and I need to prepare myself in advance." Bruce went out alone.

Upon arriving at the hotel lobby, Kim Kardashian sat alone at a small round table in the lounge area.

Upon seeing Bruce, she smiled warmly: "You've come."

Bruce asked, "Is Paris resting?"

"No," Kim Kardashian said wearily. "She went to a bar for drinks, and I don't have much time."

Bruce then asked, "When are we going back?"

Kim said, "My flight is tomorrow afternoon." She glanced at Bruce, then hesitated, "Last time..."

Bruce said aptly, "Given Paris's personality, she'll keep getting into trouble in the future. Kim, you're a smart girl, you'll definitely make her do it."

Jin thought carefully: "Yes, I can do it. It's not difficult for me."

Bruce said, "She's in trouble and needs help dealing with it, especially in the media. You stepped up in time and found a way to speak for her in front of the media, so that all the media outlets would be familiar with your name and more ordinary people would know your name."

Kim said, "I am not her spokesperson."

Bruce said, "You're someone close to her, you can do it."

Kim carefully recalled what her father did after her godfather Simpson's incident, and said, "I could do it."

She wasn't satisfied: "No matter how well I do, I'm still just Paris's spokesperson."

Bruce abandoned the simple and direct methods of civilized people and did things in a way that was not so familiar to him, with great patience: "Do this first, then we'll talk about the rest."

"Okay." Kim, who was quite knowledgeable, wrote down the address and phone number and handed it to Bruce: "This is my house in Los Angeles. Remember to call me when you get back. We'll meet here if anything comes up."

Bruce put it away: "Goodnight."

Kim smiled and said, "Goodnight, Bruce."

(End of this chapter)