Sean has always believed that the point of dew in a movie is meaningless. At most, it creates a gimmick to give the audience some motivation to enter the theater. There are many ways to promote the plot, and the point of dew or even bed scenes are unnecessary.

Just like his two favorite directors, Steven Spielberg and Christopher Nolan, they even have fewer bed scenes in their works - "Schindler's List" is a special situation.

Well, this is all off-topic. No matter how he thinks, Miramax Film, who was responsible for the distribution of "Tower Tower", could give his opinions, but it is another matter whether the other party listens or not. In fact, even "The Little Sunshine Beauty" was released by them, otherwise the two production companies are so good that they are almost wearing a pair of pants.

Besides, the Weinstein brothers originally started with the production and distribution of independent films. They must have more experience in this. As long as they are guaranteed to make a profit... it doesn't matter. Both independent films are definitely shown in the long term, as long as they can guarantee the capital, it is enough.

So after learning about the situation there, Sean quickly turned his attention to the other side, the casting of the "Epitaph".

"Frankly speaking, I think it's good, but the style seems to be different from many Hollywood movies." Mark Wahlberg flipped through the script, "The characters are very interesting, and they have some similarities with the characters I play. You shouldn't have someone tailored it for me, right?"

The last sentence is a joke, so Sean shrugged with a smile: "This is just a coincidence. Eric didn't think much about writing the script, but it does have similarities with the characters you played in some places, so I thought maybe it would be a good idea to invite you to be one of the leading actors."

Wahlberg closed the script, rolled it into a barrel and knocked himself in the head, then looked at Sean: "Tell me, Sean, are you watching this movie?"

"This..." Sean was stunned for a moment, then smiled bitterly, "What does this have to do with whether I am optimistic about it?"

"Of course it's related. Now Hollywood is circulating everywhere. You have a good vision. The movies you watch are either good at box office or good reputation. Of course, I want to consult you." Wahlberg said with a striking statement.

"This is a rumor." Sean sighed, not so determined.

"If this was a rumor, it would have disappeared long ago, but the fact is that this rumor is spreading more and more widely." Wahlberg waved, "Okay, Sean, tell me what you think."

Sean grabbed his head, his face full of depression. If it were other movies, he would have spoken long ago, but this "Eavesdropping" made him not know what to say.

His intuition is based on what he might have seen in his previous life. In other words, Sean must first feel familiar, and then he can react to whether it is good or bad accordingly. Since he started as an actor, although his intuition cannot be said to be effective, he has indeed helped him a lot in selecting scripts, whether it is for himself or for others to the company.

However, for the script "Eavesdropping" that appeared because of his intervention, Sean felt that his intuition was not very reliable for the first time. First of all, he could feel a little familiar with the script, but the reaction between good and bad was not followed.

Could it be that this is a script that was not produced in the previous life, or that this script has great similarities with the script I saw in the previous life? However, I was just wandering around the Internet in my previous life. How many scripts that were made but not made into movies will be completely placed on the Internet for everyone to read?

It would be great if there were more memories of the previous life. Regarding the script "Eavesdropping", Sean could only sigh in his heart. He had no idea that his guess was very close to the facts.

In short, it is precisely because of this that he handed the script over to Run Hui Film Studio, not his own Down Pictures. Even if something goes wrong, the little wind and waves of Run Hui Film Studio can still withstand this little wind.

"Frankly speaking, the style of this script is indeed different from most Hollywood movies, so it's hard for me to make accurate judgments, but I believe this story is worth shooting." Sean finally answered Wahlberg.

This answer is very short-lived. First, he said that it was difficult to make a judgment, and then expressed his belief in the story. At the same time, he gave a small hint that although the style of the script is different from most movies, he doesn't know what will happen if it is produced. After all, different directors also have different styles.

So, after thinking for a while, Wahlberg agreed: "Okay, I'll give it a try."

After hearing this, Sean was relieved, and it was not in vain that he asked him out for help.

"It's so great. I'm looking forward to the birth of another classic character," he said with a smile, and then immediately became more aggressive. "Why would you recommend another black actor by the way, Mark, you've read the script and met many people, maybe there are more suitable candidates."

There are really not many black actors with temperament. Denzel Washington is actually very suitable for the role in "Eavesdropping", but the other party has played the policeman in "Training Day" and doesn't want to repeat it anymore. He is also the best actor.

Will Smith is too handsome, it is difficult to perform the contradictory, cowardly and honest feeling, and is too valuable.

Others, whether Don Chandel or Martin Lawrence, don't look like they have a sense of justice, so the crew that was formed has discussed this role several times without any results.

Wahlberg plays the role of the leukemia child in his family who died with the mastermind behind the scenes. This character is a close friend of the black agent, so it is good to ask him to recommend it. No matter what, he has been in Hollywood longer than him.

"You think..." Wahlberg thought for a while and actually said a name, "How about Terrence Howard?"

"Terrence Howard?" Sean read the name, frowned and thought for a few minutes, then slapped his thigh, "Ha, I remember it!"

Isn't it the black director in "Crash"? Thinking about it carefully, he looks quite decent and has good acting skills. At least Sean thinks that the part he was forced to get out of the car by the police in "Crash" is very good.

In addition, last year, there was a movie called "Four Brothers" starring Wahlberg. Howard seemed to play an important role in it. Because Sean had a good relationship with Wahlberg, he would occasionally watch the movies he starred in, so he remembered the black actor.

But more importantly, Sean remembered another thing. Terrence Howard seemed to have played Tony Stark's black gay friend Rhode in the first "Iron Man". Then in the second part, it seemed that because the pay was not agreed, it was finally replaced by Don Chandel.

Sean still has some impression of these popular big productions. In addition, after Reincarnation Film signed a cooperation agreement with Marvel under the operation of Vladimir, he decided to choose the two comic characters "Iron Man" and "Captain America", so naturally he had a more comprehensive memory of "Iron Man".

Putting aside these, in general, Terrence Howard is still a suitable candidate, so he nodded quickly: "Okay, then do you try it for me first, or should I ask someone to contact him first?"

"You have someone contact him first," Wahlberg thought for a while, "If there is any problem, I will come forward to deal with it, so that there will be more room for adjustment."

"No problem," Sean nodded and paused and asked again, "You will not remind people of "Four Brothers" when you work together again?"

"...I suddenly wanted to change my mind, Sean," Wahlberg stared at him for a few seconds. "You don't look so confident."

Sean raised his eyebrows, and the two looked at each other for a few seconds, and laughed together.

This matter was decided and this matter was let go. As for another character, he was a little white-faced, so just find a young and handsome actor - of course, Sean was definitely not interested in participating. The rest were left to Vladimir and Rees. As for himself, he turned to care about the movies that Down Pictures wanted to produce. Yes, the "Twilight" series has now started casting.

However, there is another thing to do before that. After resting and the casting of "Eavesdropping", it was already the end of June 2006, and it was July soon. There was something you had to do quickly.

"I want to talk to you." Sean said in a calm tone after waiting for Zoe to come out outside a Burbank music studio.

"You asked me to come out to say this." Zoe replied expressionlessly, but her eye sockets were faintly black, which made her look a little haggard.

"We must solve this matter." Sean frowned slightly.

"Why don't you talk about this to Emily?" Zoe pushed back hard.

Seeing her uncooperative attitude, Sean couldn't help but become angry: "Why, I've still had enough fun now?"

But he immediately took a deep breath, after all, he was here to solve the problem: "Okay, let's not talk about this, take time to talk privately, you won't want to talk about us in this place?"

"I don't think we have anything to talk about. If you want to divorce, you will find a way to go." Zoe said, turning around and leaving.

"If this happens, I will file a lawsuit soon," Sean didn't stop it, but said in a calm tone behind her, "It doesn't matter even if it's a big deal. Since I promised others, I'll do it even if it's troublesome."

The back stopped suddenly and stood there for a long time without moving. Perhaps it was an illusion. For a moment, Sean felt that Zoe's body seemed to be trembling violently. But the next second, she began to walk forward again, without stopping for a moment until she disappeared at the corner of the corridor.

He took a deep breath again, then sighed softly, and Sean waved his hand in annoyance. Although he was mentally prepared for this scene, the feeling of depression still surged up. What was the girl who was originally weird and elf thinking about now? Should she really go to that step?
Chapter completed!