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Because he was concentrating on preparing for a new project, Murphy actually forgot that his first film had been released in the theater. On the way to the theater, he specially called Jones Butler and briefly learned about the relevant situation.

Miramax previously promoted fruit hard candy, in addition to posters and commercials in some theaters, he also broadcasts TV commercials in late-night hours of two public TV stations.

Miramax is very restrained in the promotion of fruit hard candy, and the investment can be described as careful calculations. After all, the cost of the film is here, and it is impossible to invest too much in publicity, otherwise it will inevitably suffer losses.

The car drove to a relatively remote theater in Santa Monica. As soon as I entered the parking lot, Carey Mulligan's complaint sounded again in the co-pilot, "Are you a director? You don't know that your video was released last Friday?"

Seeing Murphy park her baby's face was full of indignation, "I wanted to see it in London, but there was nothing to see there."

"Okay, my dear." Murphy asked her to get out of the car, "Aren't I preparing for a new movie?"

Carey Mulligan closed the passenger door and turned to stare at Murphy, "What is the new movie?"

"Secret." Murphy locked the car and walked to the theater in the west first. When Carey Mulligan caught up and shook his arm, he said, "Wait for a while and you can watch it after the script is finished."

Carey Mulligan immediately grinned happily.

As soon as the two walked into the theater, Carey Mulligan pointed to the poster board in front and said, "Look, Murphy, our poster."

In the corner of the front, the poster of the fruit candy designed by Miramax was posted there, with the little girl in a red hood standing in front, and the photographer in gray clothes behind her was eyeing her.

“I’ll buy a ticket.”

Murphy bought two tickets in the past, and the two entered the screening room. Although the fruit hard candy is R-level, it is not difficult to enter Carey Mulligan, and it is not uncommon for minors from North American theaters to go to R-level movie theaters to watch movies.

"There are so few people." Carey Mulligan kept looking around, "The seats are all empty."

This is a small cinema that can accommodate hundreds of people. Including Murphy and Carey Mulligan, there are probably less than fifteen viewers.

"It's normal," Murphy reminded, "don't forget today Monday."

How could such a niche film have many viewers?

In fact, while on the phone, Jones Butler mentioned some relevant screening data to him. Fruit Hard Candy was a North American theater chain that started last Friday. Miramax contacted ten theaters for previews for the film, and received $3,653 on Friday. The situation was slightly better on Saturday and Sunday. The box office accumulation in the first three days of the first weekend exceeded the $100,000 mark.

The box office of the first week of Fruit Hard Candy's preview room exceeded 10,000 US dollars, and it also won the opportunity to expand the screening.

I have to say that Miramax is indeed very good at releasing movies. Since Monday, the number of North American theaters with Hard Candy Fruit has increased to 160.

The film began to show, Carey Mulligan became completely quiet, and he was devoted to the film. When Haley first appeared and looked back, Murphy saw her eyes red, two lines of tears flowed down, and she seemed to be trembling.

The moment when the dream comes true, I will always be so excited that I can't do it myself.

Murphy understood this feeling very well, and reached out and patted Carrey Mulligan's arm. Carrey Mulligan turned his head, wiped away the tears from his face, and tried to squeeze out a smile on him, then lowered his head and pressed his shoulders. "Murphy shook his head and continued to walk forward. Carrey Mulligan followed with a glimpse of his eyes, and he said, "You are better than James Franko."

Carey Mulligan pressed his sharp chin, "I will do better in the future."

She followed Murphy, left the cinema, walked towards the front hall, and passed by the poster bulletin board, and turned her head to look for a while. The little Red Riding Hood above was so eye-catching.

The only thing that made her feel regretful was that there were really a few viewers just now.

What a wonderful feeling it would be if the audience was full of audiences and everyone praised her performance.

Thinking of all these things, Carey Mulligan followed Murphy out of the theater, looked up at the dazzling sunshine, and suddenly a questioning sounded on the right.

"May I ask," a brown-haired girl about twenty years old, looked at her and asked, "Are you Hailey?"

"Hailey" Carey Mulligan was stunned for a moment.

Murphy also heard the question, turned his head and reminded, "Hailey in the movie."

While Carey Mulligan suddenly realized, his eyes were bent with a smile, and he stretched out a small hand politely, "Hello, I'm Carey Mulligan."

When the brown-haired girl held it in her hand, Carey Mulligan said again, "I played Haley in the Fruit Hard Candy."

The brown-haired girl looked surprised, "It's really you who played it so well."
Chapter completed!