Compared with the male protagonist who has been decided, there are some problems with the choice of the female protagonist.

Before, Spielberg had not joined, but when George Lucas was preparing for it himself, he sent invitations to many actresses, but all of them refused his invitations without exception.

George Lucas didn't think there was anything wrong with this. When he was filming "Star Wars", many celebrities rejected his invitation when he selected the role of Han Solo.

It is understandable that directors and actors have the right to choose from two-ways, and George Lucas respects it.

But what angered him was that after Stephen Spielberg announced his joining the crew, the actresses actually called the crew again and were willing to come and audition.

George Lucas is not a fool.

Such obvious repetitions are obvious that those actresses are not optimistic about his development because of his setbacks in Star Wars, so they are unwilling to cooperate with him again.

With the success of "Jaws", Stephen Spielberg is now the hottest young director in Hollywood, with unlimited future prospects. Working with him will make it easier to achieve results.

"These guys are so bad. I will never cooperate with them again in my life." George Lucas swears in his heart.

After rejecting those actresses who turned back, Lucas had to use public auditions to find the right heroine in order to find the right heroine. Although it took more time to do so, it was also something that had to be done to ensure the quality of the movie.

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The movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark" was originally not paid attention to.

After all, due to the setback of "Star Wars", both Ye Jin and Lucas have become dull and therefore they are not willing to pay attention to it.

It is worth mentioning that Hollywood invests more than 1,000 movies every year, and the movies that were announced to start filming but were ultimately not started filming are several times more than this number, reaching more than 4,000 movies, and on average, more than ten projects have been announced to be launched in a day.

The media pages are very limited. In this case, when there are too many monks and too few porridges, only those movies with stars and great directors will attract the attention of the media.

But now, with Spielberg's joining, the attention of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" has skyrocketed.

The media began to report on the film.

"George Lucas films his new work, Spielberg joins to help!"

"Lucas's new work has begun audition, and he is full of fighting spirit and has not been influenced by Star Wars!"

"Lucas's new work is still invested by Ye Jin, with an estimated investment of up to 15 million US dollars!"

This made Lucas' new work "Raiders of the Lost Ark" become more famous. The actors who came to audition quickly filled Lucasfilm.

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Previously, the media's report on "Star Wars" rejected by filmmakers lasted for about a week and stopped.

After all, no matter how popular the news is, it is difficult to continue to burn without subsequent news.

But now, with the start of the new film and the joining of Spielberg, Ye Jin has once again entered the media's attention.

The media then investigated Ye Jin's financial situation.

The last time he invested in Star Wars, he had already lost 15 million US dollars. Now he invested in the new work "Raiders of the Lost Ark", he would invest another 15 million US dollars.

This combined is already 30 million US dollars.

In the 1970s, millionaires were already quite amazing.

Ye Jin invested 30 million US dollars in two movies, which is really jealous.

And how much money Ye Jin still has, how long can he last? Is it strong on the outside and the middle... All this is what the media wants to know.

Compared to making someone famous, the media is more willing to do it, which is to destroy someone.

It seems that Lindsay Lohan, Macaulay Culkin, Sweetie Blaney, Michael Jackson, etc. have all been slandered by the media.

The media keeps reporting on their negative news, and a considerable portion of them are even forged.

For example, Michael Jackson has undergone a large-scale skin removal to get rid of his black identity. But the truth is that Michael Jackson has been plagued by vitiligo, and the reason why he turns white is because of skin diseases.

The reason why the media is keen on doing this is because a famous saying in the newspaper industry - bad news is good news!

Compared with positive news, negative news can stimulate readers' senses. Compared with news such as celebrities doing charity and dedicated filming, readers are more willing to watch the news that celebrities cheat and act like big names.

Therefore, in order to pursue sales, the media often exaggerate and exaggerate terror, cesium, and violence. For example, England's "The Sun" uses [Three Edition Girls] as its selling point.

Now, they are exaggerating the news that Ye Jin is going to go bankrupt.

They calculated Ye Jin's income and expenditure, and then concluded that he was about to go bankrupt.

To this end, they have made substantial reports.

"Ye Jin is in a financial crisis and his bank loans have exceeded 20 million US dollars."

"Ye Jin is about to go bankrupt, and he has squandered hundreds of millions of dollars in his income."

"The biggest prodigal son in history is released, Ye Jin spent 100 million a year!"

For a moment, public opinion was in an uproar.

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Compared to seeing the success of celebrities, people are more willing to see the decline of celebrities.

It’s like those loving couples in the circle have never received much attention. But if a celebrity cheats, no matter whether they were third-tier or fourth-tier before, they will soon be on the top of the hot searches and even squeeze out the server.

The incident that broke out in 2008 triggered a wave of Internet craze. I don’t know how many people are looking for seeds and downloading online day and night.

Therefore, when Ye Jin was exposed by the media that he was in a financial crisis and was about to go bankrupt, the general reaction of the public was [Schaotic].

This is not because they have any personal grudges with Ye Jin, but [watching the fun is not a big deal] is universal human nature, so they eat melons very happily and don’t care whether this [melon] is fidelity.

In fact, media calculations are fundamentally wrong.

They calculated Ye Jin's income and expenditure, and the income was mainly calculated from the dividends of the three movies, the share of the record royalties, etc., which was about 110 million US dollars.

In terms of expenditure, the largest expenditure is not investing in movies, but paying taxes. They calculated Ye Jin at the maximum tax rate, with a total of 110 million US dollars. Under their calculations, Ye Jin had to pay as much as 60 million US dollars.

But in fact, Ye Jin reduced his taxes to 8% through reasonable tax avoidance measures. He only had to pay less than three million US dollars in taxes, which saved 57 million US dollars in expenditures. With this most obvious loophole, the inferences they made about [Ye Jin's bankruptcy] were naturally not worth refuting.

Ye Jin then broke the news of his acquisition of Warner Manor. This was a real estate transaction worth up to $6 million, and he immediately slapped the media that clamored for him to go bankrupt.
Chapter completed!