America achieves both fame and fortune

Chapter 113 More people, more fun

Late at night, future superstar Martin Davis had a secret rendezvous with Sacred Valley Queen Jenna Jameson. Such a sensational secret date went unnoticed by even a single paparazzi.

Martin got straight to the point: "I'm hosting a party next week with a horror movie theme, and I need lots of beautiful women."

Jenna smiled, holding her wine glass: "What we have in abundance here are beautiful women. Everyone in America knows that. In terms of figure and appearance alone, Saint Oliver's actors are far superior to those in Hollywood."

Martin believes this: "Some special makeup and rehearsals are needed. I will bring people over to guide us later. There are 30 young and beautiful actors. They don't need to be famous, but they must have a physical examination next week and sign a confidentiality agreement."

"No problem." Jenna considered it carefully and explained in detail: "There are some similarities between the acting industries on both sides. Simply attending a party, even the most chaotic one, won't cost much. But special makeup and rehearsals will cost extra, as will medical examinations and confidentiality agreements. It won't be cheap."

Martin replied, "Sure, find more people and send me their information and lists, and I'll pick some."

After finishing their business, Jenna was quite curious: "You're doing well in Hollywood. I've been approached by many people for these big parties, all of them are celebrities. Of course, I signed a confidentiality agreement and won't reveal their names."

Martin stated directly, "Men, when they throw a wild party together, it's easier to get closer than with ordinary interactions."

Jenna packed her things, preparing to leave: "I'll give you a big list in one day."

After she left the private room, Martin looked at Bruce, who had been silent to the side, and asked, "Was that secondhand thing you got any good?"

Bruce lifted a tablecloth, disassembled the black box, and said, "It's not secondhand, it's probably been through three or four hands. Don't worry, interfering with civilian recording equipment is a piece of cake."

He took it apart and put it back together: "Are you sure you can become famous? The way you're acting, I thought you were a superstar."

"Jenner has a great reputation in this industry, but it's better to be safe than sorry. We can't always rely on someone else's professionalism," Martin joked. "This is also to get you used to cleaning up after superstars in advance. When I become famous, this will be the norm."

The two drove back to Los Angeles.

Martin also needs a performance coach to guide the Saint Valley beauties in adapting to their party roles, as well as someone to handle the rental of various costumes and props.

Call Robert over? It's not a good time to poach the leader's men, and Robert is too serious.

To put on this kind of show, you need a seasoned professional who is familiar with Hollywood.

The next day was Saturday, and Martin went to his accent class for extra lessons.

As soon as they entered the classroom, they heard Menez bragging to Emily and Jessica about how he had beaten up the kangaroo.

Upon seeing Martin, he immediately pounced on him: "Boss, I've missed you so much, it's been days!"

Martin stepped aside and said, "Don't leave after class, something's up."

Menee's pupils dilated instantly: "Good news?"

Martin noticed that Emily and Jessica were getting restless and said, "Let's start class."

Mene immediately wiped the corner of the table for Martin: "No one will bother us here."

He moved over again, blocking the only passage to prevent those restless guys from harassing his beloved Boss Martin.

After class, Martin left immediately to avoid trouble.

Menez followed behind.

Upon arriving at the parking lot and finding Bruce, Martin briefly explained the situation and asked, "Can you handle it?"

Menne said, "Boss, I've been in Los Angeles for years. I know exactly which companies rent which clothes, which studios specialize in which styles. I know horror movies and their grotesque monsters better than I do Old Shell. You can handle this with me without any problems."

Martin patted him on the shoulder: "There are some big shots coming to the party, I'll introduce you to them."

Mene nodded repeatedly and said very seriously, "When the time comes, just tell me which one you need to lick, boss, and I guarantee I'll satisfy everyone."

Martin sighed in exasperation and warned, "Stop messing around and watch your mouth and tongue."

At this point, something seemed off; wasn't it all about managing the guys below? He added, "When the party gets lively, there will be plenty of opportunities for you to mess around."

"Boss, I'm absolutely your most loyal Menne." After saying this, Menne approached Bruce: "Bruce, I've been running a bit overspending lately, and my lease is almost up. I heard you rented a new apartment, want to come over and squeeze in with you?"

Upon hearing this, Menez jumped up and ran to the other side of the car, saying, "Old Bu, I'm not going. Just pretend I didn't say anything."

Martin called out, "Come with me and Old Brooks, I've arranged to meet at a clothing studio."

For some of the more complicated props and costumes, you can rent them; there are costume rental companies all over Hollywood.

There are also some disposable items that need to be purchased or made to order, with instructions specifying a delivery time of a few days.

Martin arrived near Burbank's Bowell Street, a densely packed area of ​​film and television production studios, and found one that Louise had recommended.

"I need nurse uniforms, the really sexy kind," Martin said directly to the nearly 50-year-old female designer. "And pair them with white stockings. Do you have any soft rubber props with ram's horn-shaped knives here? Great, one for each outfit."

He waved to the person behind him: "Old Bu, where are the pictures I printed? Bring them over."

Mene took the stack of printed documents from Old Bu's hand and ran over excitedly.

Martin pointed to the top image: "This is a screenshot from the video game Silent Hill. See these terrifying nurses? It's based on them."

The female designer cautioned: "Do not use it in public; it would infringe on copyright."

Martin replied, "I'll use it for my own costume parties." He removed the first image and pointed to the printed pictures below, saying, "This is a succubus. Don't make the tail triangular. Have you ever seen a pink water bottle? Great, design the tip of the tail to be a smaller water bottle."

Because he would be keeping an eye on things afterwards, Menez stood by and watched, praising, "Boss, you're a genius."

"I think so too." Martin continued without any modesty, "Look at this one, the female werewolf. The important parts have to be exposed. She and the female vampire are a pair, so they need to be paired up to make things easier. There's not much to say about the female zombie. This snake woman is modeled after Hayek from 'From Dusk Till Dawn.' She uses soft material to make a three-piece snakesuit so that the python looks like it's crawling out from underneath."

He went on and on, emphasizing the key points: "As for Sadako, you don't know her? You've seen the movie 'The Ring' starring Naomi Watts, right? She's the woman in it. The key is these two, female versions of Freddy and Jason. Because we'll be performing a live Freddy vs. Jason fight, their weapons will be modified a bit. For example, Freddy's claws could be shaped like kettles, and Jason's machete would also work..."

The female designer was stunned and said, "You shouldn't have come to Hollywood. You should have gone into the sex toy design industry. Seriously, that's very sincere advice."

Martin, not seeking credit, pointed to Menez and said, "He came up with all of this."

The female designer took the printout of the images from Martin and waved to him, saying, "You can go now." She then grabbed Menée's arm, adding, "Let's go upstairs and discuss this further."

Martin waved his hand, signaling Menez to go with her.

Menez suddenly noticed the female designer tickling his palm and instinctively asked, "Are you fifty years old?"

"It's impolite to ask a lady's age." The female designer turned to Mennet and smiled. "Don't worry, I'm not even fifty yet."

Menez's steps were heavy, and his heart was even heavier, as he followed her up to the second floor.

The subsequent discussions about business are, of course, not suitable for children.

Thomas called to tell Martin that he had received a fax for him.

Martin didn't have a fax machine or the ability to set up an office, so he had Jenna Jameson fax the documents to Thomas.

The list and information contain more than 70 people, including those with black hair, blonde hair, and red hair, and all skin tones.

Saint Valley's industry is also pyramid-shaped, with not many people making money at the bottom.

The roster, carefully selected by Jenna James, features relatively new players.

Martin saw a few memorable names on it, such as Kaden Close.

There are two more, which I think I've seen in the memorable blockbuster movie "Firefighter Baby".

Martin carefully selected 30 people based on the needs of each role.

Then they rented Jenna's venue for initial training.

On Monday, Martin personally delivered invitations to Wes Craven and others.

Perhaps because their relationship is currently stable, David Arquette and Courteney Cox declined Martin's invitation.

Wes Craven readily agreed, and even made a request that Martin find more people to party with, so that it would be more lively.

The veteran horror film star, though old, is still young at heart. He's finally discovered a fun party and, of course, wants to have a blast.

In his words, the more people there are, the more fun they have.

Kate and Louise naturally wouldn't go. Martin thought for a moment, then sent an invitation to Robert Patrick, called Benjamin Calvin who was in Atlanta, asked Jaume Collet-Serra, and then paid a visit to director Michel Gondry who had returned from France.

The presence of either directors or well-known actors instantly elevated the party's atmosphere.

The GGMV circle, the modeling circle, the film and television circle—they all have very extravagant lifestyles. They throw a party together, and nobody cares.

Moreover, having heard Martin talk about the horror theme, I'm actually quite looking forward to it.

Parties are a great way to deepen relationships, and Martin wants to invite Blanco from EuropaCorp, the film buyer who acquired "Zombie Dancer".

Michel Gondry said, "Blanco is in France preparing for the Cannes Film Festival and doesn't have time." He suggested another candidate: "I have a friend, Alexandre Aja, who is also a director. He made 'Blood Moon' and just started working in Los Angeles. Could I invite him to join us?"

Martin immediately sent an invitation: "Of course, no problem."

In the following days, we rented a villa, hired a party company, trained the staff, and most importantly, had a medical check-up…

Martin was well prepared.

(End of this chapter)