Looking back now, Carter Eisner feels that some things, both him and Disney as a whole, have ignored them. Both sides have indeed achieved satisfactory returns in their previous cooperation, but Ryan has never considered Walt Disney in terms of the most important film distribution channels and several large productions with a budget of over 100 million US dollars.

To be precise, he never tied himself to any film company, especially with Disney, with almost no in-depth cooperation except for two records.

The record is one by one. The movie has temporarily stopped its cooperation since "The Brave's Game". The distribution channels include Warner, Universal, Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox, waiting in line to release the movie for him. What's more, after Jenkins Pictures acquired Carloch Films, it already had the North American distribution rights, even if it could not release its own movies.

All, to sum up, Carter Eisner only has one feeling, Ryan Jenkins has set his sights on Pixar for a long time, and has always had a backup plan for Disney. Even after "The Lion King", so many sounds that praise 2D hand-drawn animations are unrelated to him.

The other party's sharp vision and complexity of thoughts are far beyond what most people imagine. I really don't know how that woman Nicole Kidman taught such a genius monster.

Carter Eisner finally could only sigh. Ryan Jenkins was no longer the gentle boy he used to be. No one dared to underestimate a sixteen-year-old billionaire.

"Cat and Mouse Game"! Carter Eisner thought of the name of this movie. Isn't there an alternative cat and mouse game between Ryan Jenkins and Walt Disney? But who can tell who is a cat and who is a mouse, and who can tell it clearly.

"Nicole. This is Darren, David, Reese, and Chen, my classmate."

After Ryan greeted several mentors, he took the four classmates to Nicole and introduced them one by one. Nicole understood that the classmates Ryan introduced to her must have received a certain degree of recognition and shook hands with the four people respectively.

"My short film was done with their assistance." Ryan added.

"Then I'm going to say thank you?" Nicole said laughingly.

"No. We are collaborating with each other."

Faced with so many celebrities and celebrities, the four of them are still a little nervous.

"Hey, the next few big directors and producers, you should get used to this atmosphere sooner." Ryan deliberately joked to relieve their emotions.

"Oh, God. That's David Finch. His filming of "The Seven Deadly Sins" and "Scream" are my great love!" Darren Bowsman's eyes were green, and he clearly saw his idol fans.

"Do you need me to introduce it?" Ryan made a gesture of invitation and walked towards David Finch first. "Darren, David is preparing for a new film. If you can get his approval, you can go to the crew to do odd jobs during the New Year holiday. This is a rare opportunity to practice."

"Is it really OK?"

"certainly."

Ryan said that he would do it, and after making a brief introduction, he left. As for whether Darren and the other four wanted to impress David Finch, it depends on them.

"It seems you are very attentive to these four people?" Nicole asked curiously by holding Ryan's arm.

"The four very talented people, and they are willing to work hard, and they are also good." Ryan stared at Nicole and smiled laughed.

"It's really rare. You are willing to help others and make friends on your own initiative." Nicole gently pinched his arms, his tone a little strange.

"Didn't I take the initiative to help others before?" Ryan hummed dissatisfied, "Do you need me to list them one by one, dear Nicole?"

"Come on, Ryan." Nicole was too lazy to pay attention to him. She turned around and saw another blonde woman coming over, "Dear, someone is here to thank you."

"who?"

Ryan followed Nicole's gaze and Charlize Theron had already walked closer in a gray and white one-shoulder evening gown.

"Hello, Miss Kidman." Charlize shook Nicole first and said to Ryan, "Thank you, Ryan."

"You're welcome, Charlie, I just recommend you to audition. Being able to get that role means you have enough strength."

Just last week, Charlize Theron passed his third audition and won the heroine of "Jurassic Park 2".

"No, Ryan, I should really say thank you."

Charlize Theron was a smart person. She vaguely knew that the candidate Stephen Spielberg originally liked was Julian Moore. Later, after learning that he was recommended by Ryan, he had the third chance to audition.

"Do you have time this weekend? Can you invite you to dinner and express my gratitude?" Her smile was extremely sweet.

"Weekend?" Ryan was about to answer, but Nicole suddenly squeezed his arm invisibly and had to politely refuse, "You are too polite, Charlie, don't be so troublesome."

"Oh well."

When she turned around, Charlize Theron frowned. The woman always felt very sensitive. Although Nicole Kidman's movements were small, she did not escape her eyes.

"This is not a simple woman, Ryan." Looking at the tall figure disappearing into the crowd, Nicole suddenly spoke.

"Come on, Nicole." Ryan rolled his eyes helplessly, "There are a few simple things for women who can make a name for themselves in Hollywood."

"Are you talking about me, Ryan?" Nicole was dissatisfied.

"Okay, my dear, the time is almost over." Ryan would not be so stupid as to get stuck on such a problem, and deliberately looked at the watch, "We should go in, and the movie is about to begin."

Although the film tells the experience of a criminal, it is not a traditional crime movie. It uses a light and teasing way to show Frank's crime experience. The opening line undoubtedly reflects the theme of the movie most - two mice fell into the cream, one of which gave up hope and drowned, while the other struggled continuously until the cream was whipped into butter, thus allowing it to escape.

In fact, from another perspective, Frank has the traditional ‘American spirit’.

The super criminal played by Ryan is young, wild, simple, bold, extremely smart, but full of childishness. At the age of sixteen, he ran away from home due to a family breakdown. Relying on his extraordinary courage, superb imitation ability, and clever observing words and expressions, he disguised himself as the deputy captain, and traveled all over the United States. In just two years, he used fake checks to cheat millions of dollars, wandering among beautiful women in a fragrant car like an adult man, eased.

However, all this Frank did was not for himself. He just wanted to restore the broken family to its integrity and to help his father get back his former honor. He was like the second mouse falling into the cream, struggling desperately, trying to get rid of his own destiny.

This just reflects Frank's simple side. He never understood that it was difficult to reunite the broken mirror. What he did would only lead him on a path of no return that was difficult to stop.

The liar is lonely, and Frank is also lonely. Ryan uses his own traits and acting skills to vividly reflect Frank's confusion, simplicity and freehand interpretation in the first half of the play.

Although all viewers knew that the face belonged to Ryan, his master clearly showed the temperament of another person, which was the temperament that only a genius in the 1960s had.

The biggest highlight of this movie is the rivalry between Carl and Frank. Unlike Ryan's coolness, Agent Carl, played by Tom Hanks, appears as a middle-aged man with a dull personality, a career that is not going well, and a marriage failure.

Colleagues are not popular, and bosses don’t like them very much. They only know how to work hard every day, but are fooled by a young boy like Frank.

The first rivalry between Ryan and Hanks collided with sparks. When Frank used scams and a little luck to play this pretty smart agent in between applause, many people were excited. The two actors performed their acting skills in this short few minutes of confrontation and showed Oscar-level standards.

Frank and Carl, one is a criminal and the other is an agent, should have been natural enemies, but the two equally lonely people finally developed an alternative father-son relationship, which is also the inner main line of the film.

After a long pursuit, it is not difficult to understand the loneliness of each other. Why do two people always chat on Christmas? Because no one except each other can get close to them.

To explain it another way, Frank represents freedom, wildness and recklessness, while Carl, who is pressing step by step, represents responsibility and obligation. Until that day, Frank looked back and found that his most cherished thing had long been lost.

In the end, Carl swore his daughter in exchange for Frank's trust. In Frank's heart, Carl's loyalty to his daughter should be as indestructible as his trust in his father.

With this trust, Frank put handcuffs on his wrists, and as Carl walked out of the church, French police flocked in the peaceful music of the choir, wishing he could be tore him alive.

At this moment, trust was established between the two, and Carl promised to extradite Frank back to the United States, and Frank also believed in his promise.

The ending of the movie is as easy and freehand as the tone of the whole movie. After five years of prison, Frank became a technical consultant to the FBI under Carl's running, specializing in solving difficult cases of check fraud, and even became a lecturer at the FBI and large companies, teaching check security technology and anti-fraud technology, and achieving a unique American dream.

The whole movie is extremely fast-paced, like a rigorously trained person running around the track, including Spielberg's credit and Ryan's redundant content when writing the script, thus making the plot more compact.

With the rise of the Internet, the fast-paced era has arrived, and the kind of warm-hearted commercial movies are destined to be eliminated by the market.
Chapter completed!