This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! The Pauline Carr in front of you is almost like old Ronald. She still remembers the past things clearly, but she often forgets new things.

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Therefore, Pauline Carr has almost no memory of the new movie Forrest Gump. Those so-called bad reviews were most likely made by Entertainment Weekly reporters from Pauline Carr's few words.

Ronald could even imagine that the faxes of Pauline's answers to interview questions must have been vague, messy, and often off topic.

"Hey..." Ronald sighed. Even now, he still looks a little stupid today. If you want to blame, you have to blame those people who clearly know Pauline's current situation and want to use her to attack him.

"Is there anything else? Mr. Li?" The female assistant next to him saw that Ronald was a little stunned and asked.

"I don't know, are you her personal assistant?" Ronald came back to his senses.

"I am her daughter Gina, and now my mom lives with us in Big Sur, California..."

"Okay, I ask you to take good care of her. Your mother is a genius and a film critic who played a key role in the New Hollywood movement. Without her, today's Hollywood would be very different."

"Ah, I will. What my mother said..."

Ronald waved his hand and said it didn't matter... "I'm here to share the glory your mother deserves. I got your mother's care in my first movie, the fast-paced Richmond High School... I'm here to express a

The director’s respect for the film critic…”

Gina looked at Ronald and smiled, today was indeed her glory day.

"Ah, you are Ronald, your Richmond High School is very good, and your Dirty Dancing. You don't know, few people can film the world through the eyes of a little girl. More people can film this kind of society.

If you make a big trend movie, you will one day win the Oscar for Best Director."

When Pauline Carr heard the name of Richmond High School in Ronald's first film, she suddenly seemed to wake up and became the outspoken Pauline Carr again.

"Oh, thank you, Pauline." Ronald heard the same comments and expectations from her mouth, and he was moved to tears. He quickly hugged Pauline Carr and then asked her daughter to leave a message.

In this way, I want to donate some money to the Alzheimer's Research Foundation in California to make the lives of their mother and daughter easier.

"Fuck, I'm so angry..."

When Ronald returned home, he was very dissatisfied with the use of an old man who had lost some cognitive abilities for public relations. Next came several union awards, and the voters of these awards were highly overlapped with the Oscar judges.
Chapter completed!