She dominates the entertainment industry with her disaster system

Although Anita Brown's fans claim that "the media organizations' predictions are overly optimistic," the 93% Rotten Tomatoes popcorn score of "Angelica" and the good audience reputation since its release are "ironclad evidence" in front of everyone.

In any case, it is an established fact that "Angelica Madame" has better box office performance than "The Island".

The most direct impact of movie popularity on the actors themselves can be seen from the actor rankings on IMDB: Jacqueline Pate and Olivia Bell have both made it into the top ten, but none of them can compare to Nicole Sue's ranking - starting from the premiere on Friday, her name has surpassed the previous 19 names and successfully topped the list at 8 p.m. on Saturday.

After more than three months, Nicole Sue once again became the most popular movie star among IMDB users.

It was award season at the time, and the critical and commercial success of "Angel Wild Bunch" and the press releases that Tracy had contacted in advance complemented each other and perfectly created a high-quality image of Su Lingxi as an actor.

The highly anticipated Screen Actors Guild Awards and Golden Globe Awards will soon announce the winners list. Even if Su Lingxi has no intention of criticizing others, netizens will be eager to compare her with Anita Brown, two young Oscar contenders.

[Anita's performance is a bit off-putting... I think she is more suitable to continue to study in art films]

[The Island has become Martin Kubrick's Waterloo. It failed to be a big success at the box office and its performance in The Outpost was also disappointing. In fact, it is not a pleasant film.]

[I'm tired of Anita playing sad and tragic characters. Now that we have entered a new year, wouldn't it be better to watch more happy and funny movies? ]

[The joyful theme of "Angelica" has become the key to the film's success - even though the story it tells has no profound meaning from beginning to end. ]

[The difference between the two is like street fast food and delicious food in a high-end restaurant. I feel truly sad for the declining aesthetic level of American moviegoers.]

[Are Anita's fans a little too arrogant? Nicole Sue's beauty and acting skills in the movie are more than just street food! ]

[Haha, at least Nicole has acted in "Evelyn & Charlotte". Anita Brown may never be able to act out this kind of drama in her life! ]

[OMG, I really can't believe it! Anita was actually outshined by a Hollywood newcomer! Is she hiding in her mansion in Beverly Hills and crying at this moment? ]

Just as netizens speculated, Anita was indeed in Beverly Hills at the moment, but she was not so sad that she burst into tears. She was just a little depressed because of the failure of "Island".

Before the release of "Angelica Madame", despite the repeated cold reception during the award season, she could still barely comfort herself with the box office revenue - it was called a science fiction movie, but in the final film, "The Island" did not incorporate too many science fiction elements. It was more like a thriller suspense film using mental illness as a gimmick, and the shooting budget was only 9 million US dollars.

A total North American box office of 1.32 million and a global total of 2.89 million were enough to make the film profitable.

But these figures are not impressive enough compared to the strong box office performance of "Angelica Madame".

She felt even more humiliated when she was firmly defeated by a foreign actor whom she had previously looked down upon.

Anita threw her phone aside in annoyance and sighed heavily.

A year and a half ago, she used her status and connections to snatch the role from Nicole Sue.

But now, a year and a half later, "The Island" was defeated by "Angelica Madame" without any chance of fighting back.

As smoke rose, Anita pulled her nightgown tightly and took a deep puff of cigarette: perhaps it won’t be long before the other party will take this opportunity to hire a group of Internet trolls to discredit her, or bring up the previous "casting incident" that was full of loopholes.

When that time comes, how should she cope?

Maybe she should have struck first.

After all, most of the comments online are not so friendly to her now.

"This girl is such a cunning bitch," Anita's assistant Leila paced back into the house from the terrace, looking annoyed. "She just dumped all the PR activities on those Jews. No matter how closely the paparazzi followed her, they couldn't take a photo that people could make a big fuss about."

The anger on her face was real, and Anita knew without asking who the girl was and how unsatisfactory the result of the phone call had been.

"It's the award season, and she will be careful knowing that there are paparazzi following her." Anita twisted her nose and frowned. "It's no use looking for paparazzi. We have to try other ways, print media, public relations companies... No matter what, you have to find a way to dig out those little stories she hides behind people, such as being a big shot, drinking, emotional entanglements, anything. Otherwise, we will fall into a more passive state."

Leila was silent for a few seconds, then glanced at her cautiously. "In fact, this idea... Mr. Bob personally started to implement it yesterday..."

"And then?" Anita looked at her.

"There is no new news from Mr. Bob yet..."

Robert Bob has been a senior executive at CAA for decades. He has extensive connections and great skills. It is impossible for him to handle such a small matter in one day and one night.

unless……

Anita smoothed her hair and asked expressionlessly, "You mean, Nicole Su is actually a flawless saint? Even Robert can't dig up any scandal about her?"

"Leila, do you really believe that such a person exists in Hollywood?"

Leila pursed her lips, her expression stiff. "...Maybe the PR company she hired is powerful enough, and her PR was also introduced to her by Kevin Cowan, so all the negative news about her was buried deep down..."

Anita relit a cigarette, glanced at her, and said nothing.

Yes, David LeBlanc is a Jew, but there are a lot of Jews in Hollywood. Although TSG is famous, it is not strong enough to monopolize the market.

The most LeBron can do is to encourage critics to say a few more compliments and gloss over the film's flaws.

He can neither control the media nor influence the judges' thoughts.

It’s all Nicole Su’s fault for being too protective of her reputation.

Maybe, by spending a lot of money, we can pry open her PR's mouth? Or find a way to dig deeper into the dirty laundry of TSG, the PR company?

Anita thought and thought, but still couldn't make up her mind.