When they arrived at the seat in the Rosenberg Theater, Duke and his group had not had a moment of peace since they sat down. Countless people came over to say hello one after another. Among these people were executives from six major Hollywood companies, popular movie stars and singers, celebrities attending the award ceremony, and owners of the world's largest theater company on the other side of the Pacific.

"O God,"

Finally there was time to rest, Anna rubbed her slightly smirked face and complained to Scarlett Johnson, "Mom, can't they keep us quiet?"

This naturally fell into Duke's ears. He patted his daughter who was sitting in the middle and said, "Dear, socializing is a basic skill you must master."

As the only heir to the huge property and a newcomer who wants to make a name for himself in the director industry, the importance of communication is self-evident.

Anna Rosenberg just complained to his mother in private and gave Duke an apology smile, "I know, dad."

Just like Duke when he was young, it was one thing in private, and it was another thing in facing the public. Anna received enough education in this area since she was a child. When someone came to say hello, the stiffness on her face disappeared instantly, and replaced by a subtle and reserved smile.

This Oscar ceremony finally kicked off. Although Duke's new film "Avengers vs Justice League" has a box office of nearly $4 billion worldwide, it is still not valued by the Oscars except for several technical awards.

Even though the old man who controlled the academy more than ten years ago has basically retired, the Oscars are still the original Oscar. Not only does it adhere to the conservative award-winning style, but it also has the same pattern and process of the Oscar Award Ceremony.

The old group of college members retired, and the new ones who controlled the core of the college were replaced by a group of elderly people. When people grow old, they tend to be conservative. This is a fundamental trend.

Although more than twenty years have passed, Duke still has only two best directors, Little Golden, and his achievements are undeniable. The School of Film Arts and Sciences is no exception, otherwise there would not be this Rosenberg Theater.

Moreover, the biggest popular recognized by this Academy Awards Ceremony is Sofia Coppola's biographical film "Duke Rosenberg"!

Leonardo DiCaprio stepped onto the stage as a guest nominated for Best Picture. The School of Film Arts and Sciences has worked hard, and it was this biographical film he introduced.

"Someone seems to have a natural directorial talent and endless curiosity. He has created countless memorable moments, but he still strives for excellence and continues to challenge himself."

On the stage, Leonardo DiCaprio stood at the center, with a serious and solemn side. He seemed to be introducing the most amazing existence in the world. "The Duke Rosenberg I know, like the films shot by Sofia Coppola, has been studying movies all his life. He can transform all the electric phantoms he has seen into his use, create his unique style, and tell those wonderful and moving stories in the movie."

His eyes turned to where the Duke and the three of them sat, "In the past few decades in Hollywood, there have been many great directors, from Hitchcock to Martin Scorsese. From Steven Spielberg to James Cameron, these directors are the leaders of the times, but none of them can achieve such business achievements as Duke Rosenberg. The $50 billion box office is the best testimony to his greatness."

The audience burst into warm applause, and when the applause stopped, Leonardo DiCaprio continued, "He is a great director. He is smart, funny, and sometimes a little humble. Of course, he is still proud of his films, whether it is the early entertainment films or the thought-provoking movies later."

"He's 60 years old recently." Leonardo smiled, "but you can still see that childish aura that can even be said to be a kind of innocent aura. He is full of enthusiasm for his next plan and for his fellow directors."

Finally, Leonardo said. "Duke Rosenberg, a biography film nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture, records such a great director!"

The applause rang again, and Anna Rosenberg clapped his palms hard and looked at his father, with unconcealed admiration and fanaticism in his eyes.

This is her father. His greatness does not need to be confirmed by others. She has seen too much since she was a child. Her father is her best role model and goal to surpass.

With such a father, she feels extremely proud, a director who can make both original fans and non-fans crazy when shooting non-adapted movies; an existence that can sweep the world when shooting non-adapted movies.

Anna remembers it very clearly that more than ten years ago, because her father focused on comic-adapted movies and Star Wars series, many media that didn't like her father were clamoring, believing that her father had exhausted his talents and no longer had the ability to shoot original films. She could only adapt other people's works to show her presence and box office numbers.

But my father didn't care about the outside world's voice at all. He just carefully polished the script, and then he had the "Future War" trilogy that was popular in North America and the world like Star Wars, which made everyone who shouted had to shut up.

She heard from her mother that since she was born, her father has filmed a total of 18 films, of which half of the adaptation and original genres each account for half of the box office, and the 30 billion US dollars she received was basically half the box office, which is enough to prove her father's omnipotence in filming.

Although there is another type of person who always says that his father can only make some superficial science fiction films and cannot make in-depth movies at all, Anna is very disdainful. In terms of Chinese that she has been learning over the years, those people are clearly envious, jealous and hateful, and they can't eat grapes and say that grapes are sour.

Thinking of this, Anna looked at Duke again. Duke turned his head and asked strangely, "What's wrong, my dear?"

"Nothing." Anna shook her head and whispered, "Dad, I just think you are really great."

Duke couldn't help but laugh, "This is not like what you said."

"I often say I want to surpass you..." Anna's tone was a little depressed, "but everything you did is really desperate."

Having such a father is also a kind of pressure, but Anna is not the kind of person who vents pressure casually. She knows that only stress can lead to motivation.

At this time, the Oscars had already reached the third to last award, and the male guest on the stage announced, "The best actress tonight is Suri Cruise, "Duke Rosenberg"!"

"How could it be her winning the award?" Scarlett frowned.

Anna quickly closed her mouth and glanced at her father's eyes, but she looked like she didn't hear her mother's words.

The mother was still complaining in a low voice, Anna could understand, after all, Suri Cruise played the role of legendary actress Charlize Theron in the Godmother's film...

Although my mother complained that she had not won the Best Short Film Award before, this did not affect Anna's mood. Especially in Suri Cruise's speech on the stage, she repeatedly mentioned that "the Godfather is the person who has the greatest influence on my life. I can achieve the results of this day. I would like to thank the Godfather for his influence and teaching on me."

Anna raised her chin slightly. If there weren't a director like her father as a godfather, an actress who was as talented as Suri Cruise and who was not very good at being a human being, would she achieve what she has today?

Just because of the name of Duke Rosenberg, everyone in Hollywood will give her three points.

Even Anna felt that whether it was Suri Cruise or godmother Sophia Coppola, it was because the film they starred in or directed was "Duke Rosenberg"!

People from the School of Film Arts and Sciences are not stupid at all. They know how terrifying the influence their father has around the world. Today, when Oscars are criticized and their status is slowly falling, it is crucial for the school to gain support from their fathers.

Now even a fool knows that his father has hundreds of millions of fanatical fans around the world, and the "Duke Blow" are everywhere in all corners of the world!

As Anna thought, there were no surprises in the award ceremony.

The already aged George Lucas stood on the stage and presented the Best Director Award, "The Best Director of the Oscar is Sofia Coppola in "Duke Rosenberg".

If the filming of a father's biopic is not filmed, how many years will the godmother have to wait to win the best director Xiao Jinren?

Anna shook her head. She had seen all the works of her godmother. Except for "Lost Tokyo" filmed when she just left her father, all other works were in a state of decline. The situation was very clear. Without her father's help and influence, her godmother's directing level had declined.

She looked at Duke again. Her father was just a name and could influence the awards awards results of one of the most important film awards in the world. When would she do it?

Suri Cruise's father Tom Cruise stood on the stage and introduced other nominated films, saying, "There is a film that faithfully records the journey of a director growing from a newcomer to a great director. I am honored to have witnessed this process with my own eyes. This film is "Duke Rosenberg"!"

He unpacked the large envelope loaded in retro style, "The winner of the best film is... "Duke Rosenberg"!"

The applause rang again, and the audience suddenly stood up together. Everyone, including the camera, did not care about the crew where Sofia Coppola was, and turned directly to where Duke was sitting. The applause was like thunder, and the thunder was shaking the sky. It seemed that the sound of the name Duke Rosenberg was floating...

While applauding, Anna also made up her mind that one day she would be as great as her father Duke!

(The whole book is over) (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!