"The Polish actress you brought along some time ago seems to be Joanna Pakula, right?" Elizabeth reminded.

Eric nodded: "What?"

"Because of yours, that woman received many film contracts from film companies, but all the scripts handed to you through the woman's agent were criticized by you and were called back with nothing. You won't forget this, right?"

"No," Eric seemed to understand something, but was not sure: "I have other arrangements for Joanna, and there is really no excellent story in those scripts. Did something happen later?"

"I also heard by chance that all the projects that passed by you were cut off."

"All?" Eric asked in disbelief.

Elizabeth nodded, but looked at Eric with a little strangeness: "It should be no mistake. You should know that for the seven standard film studios, most film projects start with the producers getting a script, and it takes several months or even years to make the film company officially prepare for the project. As a result, because of your few words that are not optimistic, the projects that others have been busy with for such a long time have instantly become shattered. So, this time, you are looking for roles for your woman, and how many people are you planning to harm?"

Eric did not answer Elizabeth's last question and asked, "Have I had this big impression on me?"

Elizabeth rolled her eyes and said helplessly: "Now many people have successfully counted the box office of "The Silence of the Lambs" on your head. It is estimated that the same is true for "Sleeping with the Enemy". Although I know that this project was operated by Robert Shay, people who don't know the inside story will definitely not watch it like this. Until now, the movie you handled has not failed. Isn't this reason enough for others to be superstitious?"

Eric scratched his cheek unconsciously and muttered in a low voice: "It seems that it's a bit over."

"What did you say?" Elizabeth asked closer.

"I said you're so beautiful this dress tonight." Eric replied with his head raised.

Elizabeth raised her chin proudly: "You need to say that this is the latest Chanel summer model, ah...bah, you must have been talking about this just now."

"Have fun," Eric saw Connery walking back from outside, greeted Elizabeth casually. Then he greeted Connery.

Elizabeth glared at Eric indignation, threw down her golden short hair and turned around and walked into the crowd.

"I'm back, come with me. I just saw Amy Pascal, the vice president of Colombia. She must have Colombia's second half of the year. I'm quite familiar with her."

Eric walked towards Amy Pascal with Connery. The men and women who were originally standing next to Amy Pascal stopped talking and looked at Eric.

Among the few people, only Amy and Eric met. After getting closer, Amy Pascal took the initiative to greet him: "Hello, Eric."

"Amy, long time no see, this is my girlfriend, Jennifer Connery." Eric shook Amy's hand and introduced Connery.

"I'm glad to see you, Miss Connery. You're so beautiful. I seem to have seen your movie," Amy Pascal said to Connery enthusiastically.

When Connery just heard Eric introduce the other party as the vice president of Columbia, he was inevitably a little restrained, but he still shook hands with Amy Pascal generously and said, "Thank you, you are also very beautiful. Ms. Pascal."

Amy Pascal smiled and nodded, politely addressing Connery. His attention returned to Eric and took the initiative to introduce several people around him to Eric. They were all executives or well-known producers of Hollywood film companies.

If it were more than a year ago, these people were all Eric who wanted to make friends very much, but now Eric doesn't need to do these things deliberately. The rise of Fireflies is inevitable. Eric has no shortage of funds and channels, so he has become the object that many Hollywood producers want to make friends with. Of course, if the other party has a good movie project, the first thing they think of is the Seven Bigs, but Fireflies' status in these people does not have to be much weaker, and they are even much higher than the decline of MGM.

After a few people chatted briefly, Eric asked, "Amy, do you have a movie project now? The one that the protagonist has not yet confirmed?"

Amy Pascal glanced at Connery with a keen eye and smiled: "Yes, but Eric, can you consider starting the sequel to "Dark War". In that case, all the characters can be decided by you, and Columbia will cooperate with you."

"I'll talk about this later. You should know that I'm too busy now."

Eric shook his head and said, because of last year's contract, the copyright of "Dark War" was shared by Columbia and Fireflies. After this version of "Dark War" was successful, Columbia's work to lobby Eric to launch the sequel to "Dark War" has never stopped, but Eric really has no interest in the sequel to "Dark War". After Columbia came into contact with Tom Hanks, Hanks also said that if Eric did not participate in the production of the sequel, he would not join, and this matter would be delayed.

When Amy Pascal heard Eric's rejection, she did not mention it again. She had just said it casually and did not give any hope. Of course, if Eric suddenly agreed, the producers of this project in Colombia would definitely fall on her, which would definitely be of great help to her career.

Bypassing the topic of "Dark War", Amy Pascal looked up and down Jennifer Connery, and then said: "I have a comedy heroine in my hand. I'm very suitable for Miss Connery. Tomorrow I'll have someone send the script to... to..."

"Send to the sharp corner manor. I'll see if the role is suitable for Jenny," Eric said, and did not agree immediately. If the script is not good enough, Eric can also postpone it, and this is not considered as owing the other party favor.

"No problem, I'll send the script to you tomorrow," Amy Pascal said with a smile. "But Eric, even if you don't like it, you can't talk nonsense."
Chapter completed!