Just the night before the Thanksgiving holiday, the premiere of "Cat and Mouse Game" arrived on time. The theater selected the Chandler Hall in the Los Angeles Concert Hall. After noon, a large number of young men and women between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five began to gather around, waiting to witness the first red carpet of their idol when they grew up.

"Nicole, are you sure you won't be with me?"

In the lobby of the villa, Ryan changed into a combo dress and walked downstairs, but saw three women in the living room chatting about something.

"Judy, Kate, you guys are here." Ryan greeted the other two.

"Dear, we're going to go." Nicole waved to Ryan, picked up his handbag and walked out of the villa with Judy Foster and Cate Blanchett.

"Well, George, we're two more left." Ryan shrugged at the bodyguard.

"It's time for us to set off, Ryan." George looked at the time and reminded.

When the black Bentley drove into the end of the red carpet, Ryan happened to see Nicole and the other two walking into Chandler's hall, shook their heads, straightened their dark bow tie, walked out of the car, and stepped onto the long-lost red carpet.

The light on the flash light was as dazzling as the aurora, and the cheers from the red carpet were surging like waves. Even if this was the first time in more than two years, as long as he stood on this carpet, he was the center of the audience and the focus of attention.

As Time magazine summarized, Ryan Jenkins not only represents a name, but also a phenomenon.

"It's been a long time since I was gone, my stage."

Ryan said silently in his heart, showing a confident and proud smile, a unique aura that belongs to successful people. It immediately exuded.

"Oh, God! He is so special!" A photographer muttered to his companions while pressing the shutter, "Heart and resolute, easy-going and calm. Proud and confident, intelligent and sensitive... I have never seen anyone interpret these temperaments so perfectly. He is indeed the most special one!"

The sounds from both sides of the red carpet were still a little messy, and soon turned into a rhythm. The voice of "Ryan" seemed to be no worse than a few years ago.

"Hi guys."

Waving to both sides, Ryan walked to the side of the red carpet, greeted these almost crazy men and women, took the fountain pen and marked his name on the things they handed over.

Although most of the movie posters handed to me were movie posters of "Cat and Mouse Game", there were also many novels and records.

"Ryan, I love you! I will support you forever!" There were many such shouts.

"Remember. Ryan, you belong to all of us, don't disappear again!" A female fan came over frantically.

Five security personnel have been firmly guarding Ryan to prevent those female fans from doing too outrageous actions.

"You are so handsome, Ryan, I want to marry you..."

"Let me be your girlfriend..."

"This is my phone number, I'll wait anytime..."

There are also many such crazy words. Ryan turned a deaf ear to him, and after signing more than a dozen names while walking, he walked back to the red carpet.

Although he was alone, Ryan had caused a commotion along the way, as if he had been a small riot. The security personnel on both sides of the red carpet stared at him, wishing that the scourge would run into Chandler's hall so that they could escape from the sea of ​​suffering.

"Hi, Tommy."

When they walked to the interview area, Ryan and Tom Hanks hugged and said exaggeratedly, "God, how did you do it? You lost weight so quickly."

Compared to the time of shooting, Tom Hanks has returned to his Forrest Gump-like figure.

"Eat less and exercise more. It's that simple." Tom Hanks squeezed his eyes.

"Ryan, can you say a few words?" a reporter shouted.

This is still an acquaintance. John Bennet, a reporter for the entertainment edition of the Los Angeles Times, is Mick Taylor's former assistant, who has been promoted to editor-in-chief of the entertainment edition.

"Hi, John, I haven't seen each other for a few years. I heard that Mick has been promoted to editor-in-chief, so I'll say hello to him." Ryan put away his smile and waved to several other reporters.

"Ryan, it only took a month and a half to shoot the film. Will such a fast speed affect the quality of the film?"

"There is a phenomenon in Hollywood called Spielberg speed, which is synonymous with quality and quantity." Ryan said calmly.

"You bought the adaptation rights of this autobiography a few years ago. You are one of the planners and producers of this movie. Did you prepare this role for yourself a long time ago?"

"So that's it."

"You entered the University of Southern California Film Academy and some people reported that your grades were worrying. Is this true? Also, "Qingren" revealed that you once chatted with a girl intimately on campus. Is that your girlfriend? Who is she?"

“I don’t answer questions that are not related to the movie.”

Leaving the last sentence, Ryan left the interview area without looking back. After taking a routine photo, he walked into Chandler Hall.

He greeted Nicole from afar, and Ryan was taken by Spielberg to the vicinity of the other two giants in DreamWorks.

"Hello, David, and Jerefer." Ryan shook hands with David Geffen and Jerefer Carsonberg one by one.

"Ryan, we've seen the sample. Your performance is so good. Tommy won't take any advantage in front of you." David Geffen understood that it's not just an actor standing in front of him.

"It's too much." Ryan said modestly, "This is Stephen's credit. He used his unique rhythm to mobilize the state of every actor."

"I heard that Jenkins Pictures is looking for a partner for "Men in Black". How about thinking about DreamWorks?" David Geffen continued.

"Sorry, David." Jon Landau walked over, "We have reached an agreement with Ms. Stewart, and Warner and Twentieth Century Fox will be involved in the joint production of the film."

"Your movements are so fast." David Geffen never concealed his ambition to build DreamWorks into a giant.

"In fact, Ryan is the fastest mover."

Carsonberg, who had been silent all the time, suddenly spoke, "We found William Steiger and wanted to buy the adaptation rights of his comics, but I didn't expect that Jenkins Pictures was one step ahead of us."

"Ryan, can you transfer the copyright of "Shrek Monster" to DreamWorks?" He looked at Ryan.

"I heard Stephen say that you are producing "The Legend of Ant" and "The Prince of Egypt", and still put your energy into new animations?" This is a tactful rejection. Even if Ryan wants to work with DreamWorks Animation Studio, it won't be the case now.

Strictly speaking, DreamWorks' first three animations are not very successful. It was "Monster Shrek" that completely turned the situation around and made DreamWorks animation studio the most profitable department in the entire DreamWorks.

When they are in the most difficult time, they can make some suggestions, such as divesting the animation department separately, and providing financial support, and just need to get a part of the shares in it.

Friendship is friendship, business is business, and Ryan has received rigorous training from Scott Swift in this regard.

When did DreamWorks start to fall into a financial and debt crisis? It seems to be the failure of two super-major productions, "Brave into the Golden City" and "Pearl Harbor".

Explosion Bell is definitely a genius. He entered the new century and tricked DreamWorks twice in a row, and the time after "Pearl Harbor" almost killed DreamWorks.

"Brave the Deadly Island" was ignored by myself. The "Perfect Heavenly Tribulation" cannot be let go. We must push the explosion to the height of our previous life.

Ryan was socializing with a few people while thinking about it. As long as he had the opportunity to strengthen his strength, he would not want to let it go. The more resources he had in his hands in the future, the less pressure he would face. Apart from the ideas of Nicole and Natalie, there were not many things that really made him care about.

Having said that, it was a lucky thing to get the copyright of "Monster Shrek". Some time ago, when he was teaching Taylor's music, he happened to see the little guy flirting with this comic, and then he remembered this classic animated movie. He quickly asked Pai Jinsli to contact the original author and used a lot of methods to purchase the adaptation rights at a high price.

In addition, Garcia's investigation into Charlie and Angel also had results, and "Charlie's Angel" was taken into account by Flower Pictures, which he invested in.

Shaking his head without a trace, Ryan knew that it was extremely difficult to buy the copyright of a book or TV series. "Monster Shrek" and "Charlie's Angel" were also passed through Drew Barrymore.

Yes! There is also the panda who knows kung fu, I have used it to coax several children, so I should write it out quickly to save trouble in the future. Just the next issue of "Vanity Fair".

"Hi, Ryan, what do you think?"

Seeing that most of the people around Ryan dispersed, Carter Eisner walked over.

"I haven't seen you for a long time, Carter." This guy's style is completely different from his uncle, and Ryan has always had a good sense of his senses.

“Reed and John asked me to ask, when will the next album be prepared?”

"Next album?"

Ryan's album was just signed by one before he was sixteen, and now he has fulfilled the contract between the two parties. "So that, Carter, I plan to focus all my energy on the movie. Even if I release songs, I will only be interested in releasing singles or EPs, and..."

Speaking of this, Ryan made a gesture you understand.

After the release of Toy Story, Disney's board of directors became a laughing stock and had a rift with Ryan Jenkins. It was no secret in Hollywood.

Carter Eisner knew that his uncle had angrily scolded Ryan Jenkins on the board of directors. Such words would definitely be heard by those who were interested in Ryan's ears, and Disney's policies were indeed changing. If it weren't for not finding a place to grasp and the numerous interest alliances, his uncle would have suppressed him long ago.
Chapter completed!