Please give me a monthly ticket and a recommendation ticket!

As the time approached noon, the hotel's crowd decreased significantly. A door in the corridor on the tenth floor opened. Amanda Seyfried came out first. Matthew then turned around and closed the door, handed the room card to Amanda Seyfried. The two walked into the elevator together and went to the first floor lobby to complete the check-out procedures.

There was no one else in the elevator, Amanda Seyfried leaned against Matthew and said, "You're even better than Rachel said!"

Matthew reached out and pinched her face, and said, "What did Rachel say to you?"

"It's nothing, just say she knows a big star. That big star is not only charming, but also has skills and practical skills..."

The elevator suddenly stopped and someone walked in. Amanda Seyfried quickly stopped and stood next to Matthew and quietly took the elevator to the first floor.

Afterwards, the two left the elevator and went to the lobby to check out the procedures. Matthew insisted that he would pay the room fee.

Matthew and Amanda Seyfried were together last night, and they understood that to some extent, he was the target of Amanda Seyfried's stamp collection, and in turn, Amanda Seyfried also became his stamp collection object.

Most importantly, both of them were very satisfied with last night.

For example, 419, this aspect is actually the most important.

Matthew brought Amanda Seyfried to the hotel door and was about to leave separately. As soon as he said something, he found Amanda Seyfried suddenly waved to the inside of the hotel lobby, and couldn't help but turn around and look over.

The heroine of "Mean Girl", Lindsay Lohan, who was born as a child star, also walked over with a man's arm.

Matthew didn't want to have any intersection with Lindsay Lohan, and said to Amanda Seyfried, "I have something to deal with in the afternoon, so I'll leave first."

"Okay, goodbye." Amanda Seyfried smiled sweetly at Matthew, "You have my phone number and contact us often."

Matthew nodded slightly, turned around and walked towards the hotel, and looked back before leaving the door. Lindsay Lohansu faced the sky and happened to walk under the light in the lobby, revealing freckles on her face. What's even more exaggerated is that her freckles went down her facial skin, covering her neck exposed outside her clothes.

He really couldn't appreciate this appearance, and compared to Amanda Seyfried's beautiful appearance, who was one year older, Lindsay Lohan actually had obvious bags in his eyes and had a little premature aging.

In fact, there are too many gossips about Lindsay Luo Han in the gossip media. From child stars to teen idols, after "Mean Girl" became popular, the road of light did not go, and it was a variety of bad things. Every day, all kinds of ugly things were photographed...

If Jessica Alba deliberately pretended to be a silly and sweet brainless girl to please the fans and the media, Lindsay Lohan is definitely a typical brainless American girl.

In the past few years since he came here, Matthew has also heard Helen Herman mention Hollywood actresses in this regard.

When I was young, I developed beautifully and was chased by the school's strife. The focus of the school started to have sex very early, and I was not good at studying. Then I liked to go to nightclubs and liked cool men. My feelings were basically messy. There were some problems with medicines. I had a job that relied on my appearance. I started to look older after I was over twenty years. Cool men started to pursue my seventeenth year again. They were lucky to find a rich man to be a vase wife, and luckily they would take over the market again. The most time-honored single mother may go astray.

This kind of person looks sympathetic, but when you see it with your own eyes, she definitely feels that she deserves it because they look down on you at all and think that you are the loser.

Therefore, Matthew had already thought about it and refused to be a buyer in this regard, but wanted others to take over the unused market.

When he walked out of the hotel gate, he found paparazzi shooting nearby. He thought that he had just photographed Amanda Seyfried and had been photographed by a glass curtain wall, and it would not take long to appear on the Internet and tabloids.

Matthew doesn't care. He has been hyped up by the tabloids too many times in this regard. He doesn't have a girlfriend, so this is normal relationship between men and women.

The car that attended the award ceremony was sent away by him last night. Before leaving the hotel room, Matthew applauded a taxi, got into the car waiting at the entrance of the hotel, and ordered the driver to go to Burbank.

He had told Amanda Seyfried before that something happened in the afternoon, and it was true.

Helen Hermann talked with Zach Schneider several times. Because this film is ranked after Matthew's several modern action movies, she no longer has to worry about the issue of costume character setting, so she did not object. She felt that Zach Schneider's plan was feasible and wanted to promote the project "Spartan Three Hundred Warriors", but there are clear industry regulations here. Agents and agencies strictly prohibit directly participating in film production. She could only implement many ideas through Matthew.

"The premise of all this..."

In the Angel Agency's office, Helen Herman said seriously, "They can get the right to adapt the movies that can be illustrated from Frank Miller."

Matthew nodded and said, "So, Zach Schneider has made so much preparation."

Helen Herman leaned on the chair and said, "Frank Miller is stereotypical, stubborn and self-considered. It is not easy to impress him. Although the illustrations are published by Dark Horse Company, the copyright is completely in the hands of Frank Miller."

She said this and pushed the stack of information in front of her to Matthew, "This is the relevant information I have collected. Since Zach Schneider intends to shoot a video at his own expense to impress Frank Miller, you can cooperate with him. I have already talked with Zach Schneider and you have to sign an agreement with him. If the image is successful, you will invest in a certain proportion of the adaptation rights; if it fails, you will not lose much except for spending a little time."

Matthew had thought about what Helen Herman said long ago. Although he really wanted to promote this project, the most urgent person was Zach Schneider. Zach Schneider was eager to prove to the film circles in Hollywood and even the world that his unique style could succeed!

So, so far, he has not paid a dollar aside from giving up his ideas and making noises. Zach Schneider is doing all things himself.

Now Helen Hermann wants to get the Angel Brokerage Company to get involved, and he probably will help.

However, Matthew knew Helen Herman very well. If things were not done, she would definitely abandon Zach Schneider. Anyway, the person who lost the most urgently was the one who lost it.

Thinking of this, Matthew took the information specially collected by Helen Hermann, and roughly looked it up, mostly it was information that was interrupted.

"300" is a war history illustration published in 1998. It was created by Frank Miller and was colored by Lynn Walley. The dark horse comics were published and distributed. The theme was taken from the Battle of Hot Springs between Greece and Persia in 480 BC.

In 1999, "300" won three awards: "Best Limited Series", "Best Writer/Artist" and "Best Colorist" by the Eisenal Awards, known as the Oscar of the comics industry.

In addition, Frank Miller personally owns the copyright of this illustration. It was because he was dissatisfied with the various restrictions on comic creators by the two giants in the American comics industry that he switched to the Dark Horse Company to publish the illustrations "City of Sin" and "300".

"It's just an intention now. There are too many uncertainties. We don't need to do too much in advance. Just help Zach Schneider, and everything is dominated by him."

Helen Hermann's meaning is very clear. It is also a compensation for Zach Schneider's own. She raised her voice a little and said, "There are a few points I need to remind you."

Matthew put down the information and looked at Helen Hermann, "Tell me."

Helen Herman raised a finger, "First of all, even if you and Zach Schneider can impress Frank Miller and successfully obtain the copyright of the movie, it will take quite a while to turn it into a real movie."

In the past, Matthew participated in the filming and production of movies as an actor, and the actors were a job that intervened in the crew later.

"You won't be able to shoot trial clips until the end of August," Helen Herman said. "Zach Schneider needs to use G technology to render. Even if it is calculated as fast as possible, he will have to wait for December to get the finished product. Then he will convince Frank Miller to negotiate copyrights and prepare, shoot and produce the video. According to my estimate, if everything goes well in the end, it will take two or even two and a half years to release."

She added, "If this is not the case, I wouldn't let you continue to take on costume action characters."

As long as "National Treasure" and "Mr. Smith" have successful box office, you don't have to worry about the finalization of the acting style when you take on costume characters.

Matthew didn't know much about film production, but he had contacted many producers and knew that Helen Hermann's estimated time was fast.

According to Sean Daniel, it is absolutely efficient to spend more than two years preparing to shoot a movie with a production cost of tens of millions of dollars. There are few directors or producers in Hollywood that can shoot one movie a year.

Helen Hermann raised his second finger at this time, "Secondly, to get the copyright, we need to find suitable production companies and distribution companies, especially production companies. We need to find someone to invest money. Once the video fails, someone can pay for us, instead of going bankrupt directly."

Even though Matthew didn't know much about production, he thought about the film he had watched, and he knew that without an investment of more than 50 million US dollars, he could not be shot.

He and Zach Schneiderga could not afford $50 million, so it was inevitable to find a production company and investors.
Chapter completed!