Another executive, Ronald didn't expect that Disney's Katzenberg also came. Katzenberg, wearing big black-rimmed glasses, came over to say hello to Ronald first, and then to Barry.

Diller said hello.

Seeing that they seemed to be exchanging information, Ronald frowned and directly tested, "What? Is any major Hollywood studio about to undergo major changes?"

This sentence obviously exceeded the two people's expectations. After another exchange of looks, Barry Diller spoke again and asked Ronald, "What, what news did you hear?"

"Not at all, I just rarely see such heavyweights as you two at premieres in Colombia."

"Isn't that what Hollywood is like? Here today, there tomorrow," Katzenberg started laughing.

"Isn't it? When I was in DC, guess who I saw? Levi Wasserman!" Ronald's heart moved and he began to beat around the bush... "He is a legend in our industry. He started as an agent.

, to founding the largest agency in Hollywood, and finally joining a major studio..."

When Katzenberg and Barry Diller heard what Ronald said, they obviously thought of something. Seeing that their goal had been achieved, Ronald stopped bothering...

…

"Good guy, the marketing strategy really works..."

At the end of the first weekend, Ronald got the box office statistics of Sleepless in Seattle and was very happy.

Sleepless Night in Seattle has more than 1,500 theaters, and it has a first-weekend box office of 17 million. The average per theater is only a few hundred dollars behind Jurassic Park. It completely defeated the more than 2,000-plus theaters that Warner Bros. invested heavily in.
Chapter completed!