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Chapter 444 We want to watch it 100 times!(2/2)

Soon, Ronald saw this mixture of conservative and progressive styles.

In downtown Nashville, the most famous movie theater is the Belcourt Theater.

Not only are various Hollywood and European avant-garde movies shown here, but many record company employees come back to watch it. On the other hand, it is also the home of the Nashville Children's Choir, and nearby churches often borrow the space to hold large-scale choir performances.



"We want to see Johnny, we want to see Johnny!"

At the fan meeting, many female fans of leading actor Patrick Schwytz occupied the venue, clamoring for Patrick Schwytz to show up.

This is exactly the opposite of the general situation where female stars are more popular than male stars in movie marketing. This movie with a female as the first perspective attracted moviegoers who wanted to see the male protagonist.

They shouted "I want to see Johnny, I want to see Johnny" and held up a sign saying "No one can leave the baby in the corner". They broke the convention of meeting fans and clamored to see Schwytz.

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Seeing that the momentum was not right, Ronald quickly went up to ease the situation. He picked up the microphone, knocked on it a few times, and said to the people below,

"Do you want to meet Patrick? If you want to meet, stop and I'll talk to you about the arrangements in detail. How can I meet Patrick Schwytz? Are you willing to listen?"

"If you are willing, just say it quickly!"

"Um...Patrick Schweitz is in New York now, and we are planning his schedule. If the box office performance here is good, we will arrange for him to come and hold another fan meeting."

"Box office? Our box office here is very good. If you don't believe me, ask the theater manager?"

A blond woman, wearing a T-shirt and jeans, yelled at Ronald from below.

"Please give her a microphone." Ronald, sweating profusely, asked the staff to give her the first microphone.

"Excuse me, what's your name?" Ronald asked politely from above.

"My name is Casey, when can Patrick come?"

"Uh," Ronald felt beads of sweat slipping down his hair and into his back again. These movie fans are too real.

"As I said, when we arrange fan meetings, we have to look at the box office situation in each place, the actors' schedules, and all other considerations. For example, this time we came to Nashville, we invited Cynthia Rhodes, who was born in the local area.

"Cynthia, hey, tell the director when will Patrick Schwytz come to our place."

"Kathy, I don't have the power, you have to ask the director." Cynthia also took a microphone and said to the old acquaintance below.

Seeing Ronald's questioning look when he handed it over, Cynthia smiled, lowered the phone, and replied to him, "My middle school classmate."

"So, as long as we can do well at the box office, you will let Schwytz come, right?"

Kathy has the fierce side of a Southern girl. She is usually gentle and approachable, but at critical moments, she knows what it means to do her job.

"Well, actually we don't arrange fan activities entirely according to box office." Ronald sweatdropped again, this was too tough.

"Come on, I understand. If the box office is good, you can let us meet Johnny. If the box office hits a record, can you let Schwitz dance with me?"

"Haha, it depends on whether he is interested. He did dance with several audiences and film critics in New York." Ronald could only say this.

"It doesn't matter, we have already formed a 'Dirty Dancing' movie watching club. We have watched the movie many times, and it will definitely do well at the box office. Don't keep your word, director."

"How many times have you seen it?" Ronald was a little surprised. This movie has only been shown in Nashville for a few days?

"I've watched it 6 times," Casey proudly puffed up his chest, "We have another one here who has watched it 10 times and hasn't missed a single scene."

"With all due respect, you watch 'Dirty Dancing' several times a day and don't you want to see other movies?"

"No, this is the most beautiful movie. You can never get tired of watching it."

"No, I still cry every time I see Johnny go back to find Baby."

"You don't know, director, what a beautiful movie you made. When we watch the movie, it's like seeing our own lives."

Finally, the girl who watched 10 shows told Ronald why they wanted to watch it again and again.

Tennessee is a very conservative and backward state. These girls often have to get married after graduating from high school and then have children.

In "Dirty Dancing", the baby's life is the kind of life they longed for when they were children, but did not get it.

He has a well-educated, enlightened and wise father, and a handsome boy with small eyes as his lover, who can also dance such a sexy and beautiful dance.

Baby Houseman, the character played by Jennifer Gray, wears a sweater and an ordinary skirt, but is able to experience such a good love and dance such a sexy dance. This is to live out their dreams for these girls.

"Okay, I will discuss it with Patrick Schwyz alone and try to add a fan meeting for you."

Ronald was so moved that after the meeting, he went alone to the burger restaurant next door with Kathy and other backbone members of the fan club for dinner.

These girls are really cute. They cut out stills from magazines, pasted them in scrapbooks, and drew various dialogues with water pens, as if they were making a graphic novel for "Dirty Dancing."

Same.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! They also carefully pasted the movie ticket stubs on the top of the scrapbook. The girl with the most has accumulated 11 tickets.

"Don't watch Dirty Dancing over and over again. We are going to start producing the video soon. The price will not be higher than 40 US dollars. Then you can take it home and watch it over and over again. You watch the movie 10 times."

The money is enough to buy one.”

Ronald also asked his assistant to bring a list and register the names and addresses of all the girls in the fan club. He promised that after the video was released, he would send a copy to them at his own expense.

"That's a videotape, the one we like to watch on the big screen in the cinema." Kathy, the head of the fan club, waved her hand, indicating that the videotape was a videotape, and they would continue to watch the movie over and over again.

"Why? Is my movie really that good? Of course, Cynthia's dance and performance are well worth watching. I'm just worried that you spent a lot of money."

"It's not unfair, it's just good-looking." Casey and other members of the fan club disagreed with Ronald's opinion.

Ronald didn't look polite to them either, with a confused expression on his face.

"Cynthia, tell him." Seeing that Ronald still didn't understand, Casey asked Cynthia Rhodes to explain.

"Ronald, you don't understand girls in Tennessee. At home, they have husbands, several children, and endless housework. Watching movies is the only time they can relax."

Ronald said oh, this is something he has never experienced before, and has no such life experience. Going to the cinema to watch the babies in "Dirty Dancing" doing what they dream about is a rare escape from reality for these girls.

Breathing time.

Watching video tapes at home and being interrupted by things at any time is not the same effect.

"Let's do this. I'll pay for all the tickets for tomorrow's show and invite you to watch." Ronald felt that it was very difficult for these girls in the fan club, so he invited them to watch, hoping to save them some money.

"Oh yeah..." Everyone happily slapped the table with their Coke cups.

"I am lucky to have movie fans like you." Ronald also raised a glass of Coke to greet them.

"When you see 15 or 20 scenes, you will almost set a record." Ronald said with great emotion, "I rarely heard of people watching 10 scenes of my previous movies. You guys really surprised me.

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"How can 15 games be enough?" Casey put down the Coke and looked at Ronald with wide eyes, "Our club has an agreement to watch 100 games in the cinema! Girls, right?"

"Yes! We want to watch 100 games."
Chapter completed!
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