"Demi has told me. It is said that your production cost was close to 30 million...Does the distribution also cost some money?"

"How can there be so much?" Ronald smiled and explained to Diane. The production cost of 23 million (the number on record) was actually 9 million pre-sold through the distributor in Europe. In addition, the Wall Street class

Nong, and Douglas Jr., both led some people and voted some.

Adding up this money, plus Kevin Costner giving up his salary in favor of receiving dividends, and the bridge loan from Crédit Lyonnais, Ronald’s own money to escape is less than 700

Ten thousand.

Coupled with the cost of distribution, public relations and next year's Oscar budget, the impact of "Dances with Wolves" on his cash is not very important. He can just rely on the video sales revenue of Dirty Dancing for a quarter, or Coca-Cola

, and Microsoft's stock rose easily.

But since Diane wanted to solve his own problems so much, Ronald also wanted to repay his wife.

"Minahan got a script from Warner Bros. called Other People's Money. I'm going to buy it. Are you willing to be the heroine?"

"Huh?" Diane's eyes lit up. Her husband gave her a script and praised her as the heroine. Isn't this a scene that she often dreamed of before?

"Who is the leading actor? Is it Tom Cruise or Michael Keaton?" Diane reported the names of several popular male stars in succession.

"Hey, this is a comedy. The male protagonist is a man who is ugly and even ugly, but he is very good at business..."

"Huh!" Diane frowned the more she listened, Ronald is too petty, is he jealous because he works with a handsome guy?"

"This is the effect of the script. It does not hinder the heroine's outstanding performance. You will understand when you read the script." Ronald replied with a smile.
Chapter completed!