"You can come if you want..." Diane hugged her arms tighter, "Are you going to New York next?"

"Yes, there is something going on on Staten Island." Ronald was about to go back to deal with the gardening of the new house.

"I also want to go back with Donna. I haven't seen my dad, Bert, for a long time..."

"Okay, we can fly back together."

After the test screening, Ronald stood up and congratulated director Penny Marshall. The film's shooting techniques were average, the photography and directing skills were indeed limited, or the director was not respected enough, and the tone of the picture was a bit inconsistent. But Ronald was deeply moved by watching it.

.How do I put it? This movie does not rely on plot, but on the wonderful performances of the two protagonists. It makes people watch it, full of inner strength, and also wants to recall their childhood dreams and temporarily put aside the battles in the workplace.

Longing for the innocence of youth.

"This is the screenwriter of the movie, Ann..." Penny Marshall was very happy with Ronald's reaction. He was sure to say good things about his movie to Goldberg. So she pulled him to introduce some of the main creators on the scene.

"Hello, it's a very good story..." Ronald didn't really admire the screenwriter named An. This is a typical movie where the script is not as exciting as the film. Many details and performances are attractive to the actors.

rather than a story.

"My brother said the same thing. He admires you very much."

"Oh, who is your brother?" Ronald asked.

"This is my business card." An pushed a business card over without answering the question directly.

Ronald took it and looked at it. It said Ann Spielberg.

"Steven?" Ronald asked. This last name was not very common.

"Yes, he is my brother. He was originally interested in directing, but he said he didn't want to steal my limelight, so he recommended Penny. If there is a chance, I would also like to cooperate with you."

"There will be opportunities in the future," Ronald smiled and accepted the business card. This Steven's sister believed her brother's perfunctory words. But this time she might really become famous.

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"So, you are very optimistic about this new Penny movie?" Sure enough, in the evening, Fox's Goldberg called to ask Ronald's opinion.

"It's very good, really very good. The PG story can attract the whole family to watch. It is in line with the current trend of children's films. There is absolutely no problem with the quality. Especially the male and female protagonists, both have Oscar-nominated performances." Ronald

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