Li Changheng helped Grosvenor with his front foot. The movie has not been released yet, and the effect of promoting the 12 villas by the lake has not yet come out.

While he was letting him return favors, he also asked Grosvenor to cooperate in acting, using it as a breakthrough to reduce the resistance of the other three companies.

Of course, this is also related to Li Changheng's 25% increase in price and paying US dollars with a depreciation rate lower than that of the pound, and paying it in full in one lump sum.

In the short term, selling at a 25% quota rate will not suffer any losses to Grosvenor.

But in the long run, this four-story building alone can outperform all inflation.

Li Changheng will never sell it if he doesn't have 100 million pounds in a few decades.

As for the other three theaters.

Except for No. 306 Regent Street, which costs $5 million, it is a 1,200 square meters building with an area of ​​one or two floors and an area of ​​360 square meters.

The other two houses are single-family buildings with a 5-story area of ​​410,480 square meters, and are priced at US$9.5 million and US$11 million.

The three separate buildings can transform the third and fourth floors, except for the first and second floors and the dedicated opera house, into a cinema.

But what made Li Changheng hesitate was that each theater was changed to a lobby cinema with 340 to 380 people, or two small halls with a total capacity of 300 to 340 people.

It was converted into a hall, plus 4 opera halls, which is equivalent to 7 screening rooms with a total capacity of 1,700 people.

It has been converted into a small hall, which is a multi-functional screeninghouse with a total of 1,560 people.

The number of people that can accommodate is not much different, but when Li Changheng knows that a copy of a movie costs about US$4,600.

I immediately knew that it was not the problem that the theater could not see a large number of idle seats in the lobby for a long time, but the film company was reluctant to double or even several times the copy cost.

A thousand players can play on a large scale, and it costs 4.5 million US dollars to copy.

If this doubled, the copy alone would cost 13.5 million. This choice made Li Changheng choose, and he would not dare to be so radical.

Coupled with the increase in projection equipment and labor and maintenance costs caused by multiple halls, the theater itself is unwilling to take risks.

It is even because the copying cost is too high that movies of this era are always played for several months, six months, or even more than one year.

In other words, the emergence of multiple halls is due to the development of digitalization, which makes the cost and profitability of multiple halls higher than that of halls, which prompts the theater to be upgraded and transformed spontaneously.

So many things, even the reborn person does not do whatever he wants.

Of course, if you are not afraid of losing money, that's another matter.

It took nearly 50 days to renovate, and the managers of the three single-family theaters all promised Li Changheng that all renovations would be completed before December 20.

Therefore, the first version of Little Ill, which has been edited and sounded well, can only be played on Regent Street.

The opera hall, which can accommodate 200 people, is used to play movies, and it is definitely better than a normal cinema in terms of sound effects.

But for those sitting in the theater and in the private rooms on both sides of the terrace, the viewing effect is much worse.

At 7 o'clock in the evening, because Li Changheng had not planned to announce it to the public, the movie he made had already been completed.

So in addition to the main creators of the crew, the people who came to the theater today were Charles, Andrew, Grosvenor, Bell, and several other young nobles who met frequently.

However, I didn't expect that before the movie started, the foreign affairs leader in the United States in London actually appeared in front of him uninvitedly.

Speaking of which, Americans are basically not professional foreign affairs officials.

But the various regular guests who helped him a lot when the commander asked for votes.

Even many businessmen who intend to enter the official world will regard staying abroad as the best, simplest, and direct gilded ladder.

Li Changheng looked at Singer Alfred with a pair of black-edged glasses and slightly curly hair, and instantly felt like he was in trouble.

Next year will be the year of votes in the United States.

The economy is already in a downturn, and the inflation caused by the decoupling of gold and US dollars and the depreciation of US dollars.

This has greatly dissatisfied with many people who have not ended the Vietnam War and have not stabilized their economy.

For the sake of votes, the American people in power can even launch a war when necessary, and they know that these guys are definitely doing everything they can when facing the issue of election and re-election.

Any other questions can be discussed after he becomes or is re-elected as the commander.

Therefore, Li Changheng was really unable to face the special envoy Alfred, and he was even more unwilling to be targeted by the commander and the forces behind him, and hated him.

Fortunately, they came to Li Changheng at this time, which was not without benefits.

At least when it was still election year, even the commander's opponent did not appear.

Therefore, the future candidates of the Donkey Party cannot blame him for being the ones.

When the movie was about to start, Li Changheng, who had been able to carry the movie from beginning to end, took Annie's hand and whispered in her ear, "Help me take care of the crew, Charles and the others, and then tell them to go to their home on Garden Street to have midnight snacks."

Anne immediately guessed what her sweetheart was trying to make.

And the reason lies in the fact that the American affairs officer jumped out of his way.

After kissing Anne on the face, she watched her and Singer Alfred say something wrong and walk to Charles.

Lee Changheng took Alfred and sat in the seat at the end of the theater.

After some quiz, Rory didn't get any useful information.

Alfred could only say helplessly, "Since April this year, you bought 150 million US dollars and 79.2 million barrels of crude oil in the United States before the tax filing deadline.

He borrowed another $100 million from UBS and bought 52.2 million barrels of crude oil and stored it in London.

When April passed and I was impatient to leave the United States, you should have predicted that the United States would fall into continuous inflation, right?"

Li Changheng shrugged. It’s enough for everyone to understand this kind of thing, there is no need to really say it out.

Alfred sighed, "At the beginning of last year, several generals from the Joint Staff Conference suggested that you be recruited into the General Barrel Economic Advisory Group.

Unfortunately, this matter was disturbed by several bastards who took up a position but couldn't come up with a plan."

Hearing this, Li Changheng waved his hand quickly.

If you make money with peace of mind, you even believe it if you occasionally come up with ideas, but if you really act as a consultant and enter the main body, then forget it.

"If you have something, just say it. It's useless not to say so much to me," Li Changheng said with a serious expression, "Although my industry is not entirely in the United States.

But I can't watch my own interests and suffer huge losses.
Chapter completed!