This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Tell me, Ronald, what is the difference between writing a script and writing a novel?" Hinton asked a lot of questions.

"The script contains less time and content, and there is not much description of appearance in the script, because the actors are seen by the audience all the time in the movie..." Ronald selected some of his own experiences in writing scripts and reading novels.

Said something.

The chubby Hinton had a very happy chat with the two. Now she has greatly increased her confidence in the "Texas guy" and asked Dillon a lot about his living habits. In her opinion, Matt Dillon is indeed suitable for the protagonist.

Seeing that the time was about the same as Ronald, Matt Dillon also said goodbye. It seemed that the interview was a success.

As they were saying goodbye, Hinton half-jokingly said, "Ronald, would you like to help me adapt the script for 'Texas'?"

Ronald knew that the film's producer, Tim Zinnemann, was the current boyfriend of Meg Tilly, who was of Chinese descent, and was running the project specifically to flatter her.

So he didn't want to get involved, so he said:

"I have other projects, and Disney must have its own candidate for adaptation."

Hinton left their contact information and said to Ronald, "I will mention your joining the adaptation team at the appropriate time."

Ronald knew that he would never be chosen, so he just smiled and said nothing.

Then she turned to Matt Dillon and said, "You're a really good fit for this movie. I'll check with Disney Vice President Wilhite."

"Do you have any history with Meg Tilly?" Dillon suddenly asked Ronald while sitting in the car.

"What? History? I remember telling you that she was not chosen as the heroine and chose another girl."
Chapter completed!