Rebirth of the Great Entertainment Empire

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Facts have proved that Zhao Zhenqiang still has a certain network of contacts-the 30-day joint screening of Shaw Brothers Cinemas during the summer vacation was really made possible by him.

The second day after bringing Lin Zhengying to see Zhao Zhenqiang, Xu Cun and Zhao Zhenqiang, who brought the manager of Shaw Cinemas, went to a well-known law firm to sign an agreement. Moreover, under Xu Cun's strong request, the compensation was set at the upper limit.

However, although the agreement has been signed, Shanghai Bund cannot be filmed yet.

Xu Cun is expected to write 600,000 to 800,000 words for the novel Shanghai Bund. That is to say, it will take about four months for this novel to be serialized, and then Xu Cun can adapt Shanghai Bund based on the novel Shanghai Bund. Beach TV series script.

In this way, without half a year, Shanghai Bund could not start filming at all.

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Fat Qian Han took a total of two months including post-production, and this was still under the condition of Wu Yusen's pursuit of quality, otherwise the film would have been produced in just over a month.

Xu Cun, who participated in the film from beginning to end, muttered at the moment when the film was edited: The speed of making movies in this era is also fucking fast!

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After Fat Qian Han was finished, Zhao Yazhi's play in The Great Retaliation was also finished. However, Zhao Yazhi didn't rest because of this, and she took another Sound of Knife in the Wind Chimes directed by Jin Changliang and Tian Peng.

This film was produced by Sun Moon Films in Taiwan, so Zhao Yazhi had to go to Taiwan to shoot.

Before Zhao Yazhi left, Xu Cun asked Zhao Yazhi out.

During the chat, Xu Cun asked Zhao Yazhi to find out Lin Qingxia's home address for him.

After listening to Xu Cun's entrustment, Zhao Yazhi, who was already very close to Xu Cun, smiled knowingly, as if saying, So you like Lin Qingxia! Just call Xu Cun and tell Xu Cun the result.

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After leaving the crew of Fat Qian Han, Xu Cun never looked for a crew again - if he wanted to make his own movie in the next year, Xu Cun had to be prepared to spend enough money.

Xu Cun made preliminary calculations.

It costs about 500,000 yuan to make a movie.

The base fee for a three-day joint screening in sixteen Shaw theaters is about 400,000 to 500,000 yuan.

Miscellaneous expenses such as copying fees also cost 70,000 to 80,000 yuan.

In addition, Xu Cun is also planning to do some advertising, and the advertising fee will cost more than 100,000 yuan.

That is to say, if Xu Cun wants his film to be released, he must have at least one million and one hundred thousand.

Besides, it is impossible to make a movie, Ding Kemao, Xu Cun must be prepared to pay more money.

Journey into the Misty has only a total of more than 2 million words, and Shanghai Bund has a maximum of 800,000 words. The combined manuscript fee of the two is only more than 800,000. Plus the 100,000 earned from selling the script of Shanghai Bund, minus Xu Cun's expenses. If both A Journey into the Misty and Shanghai Bund are finished, Xu Cun will only have less than 900,000 yuan.

So far, Xu Cuncai has written more than 500,000 words in The Misty Journey, and Xu Cuncai has written more than 100,000 words in Shanghai Difficulty.

Therefore, Xu Cun not only had to finish writing The Misty Journey and Shanghai Beach as soon as possible, but also had to prepare a new book, and then use the new book to advance some manuscript remuneration with Oriental Daily, so that Xu Cun could have enough money to shoot Movie.

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For some unknown reason, Xu Cun's mind was abnormally clear after rebirth! However, no matter how clear-headed Xu Cun is, it is impossible for Xu Cun to remember all the details in the original Journey to the Misty, and the novel Shanghai Bund is based on Xu Cun's two versions of Shanghai Bund TV series (and Huang Xiaoming as Xu Wenqiang). Edition) by himself, so many of the contents of the two novels Journey to the Misty and Shanghai Bund are original works of Xu Cun.

Because of this, Xu Cun couldn't write novels fast at all—at first, he could write 10,000 to 8,000 words a day. As he became familiar with traditional Chinese characters, his speed of writing novels increased, reaching about 15,000 words a day.

After writing day and night in the attic of Li's house for nearly half a year, Xu Cun finally finished The Misty Journey and Shanghai Beach, and then Xu Cun spent more than ten days writing the one hundred thousand word Ghost Blowing the Lamp, his life of retreat and writing has come to an end.

To be honest, including his previous life, this half year is definitely the most painful half year Xu Cun has ever had—in order to catch up with time, Xu Cun even spent the few days of the Chinese New Year writing! If it weren't for the great and evil dream in his heart, Xu Cun would never have accomplished this feat!

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The past is like smoke and cannot be traced!

When Xu Cun came out of the headquarters of Oriental Daily with a check of one million yuan, the painful experience of the past six months was instantly forgotten by Xu Cun.

Depositing the check near the bank, Xu Cun's deposit reached 1.34 million.

Withdrawing 20,000 in cash, Xu Cun went straight to the car rental company - he was used to driving in his previous life. Without a car, Xu Cun is really inconvenient!

Rented a 90% new Toyota from a car rental company, and Xu Cun drove it to Lin Zhengying's residence...

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Waiting for half a year has already made Dong Wei and others very anxious! If not, Xu Cun gave Lin Zhengying another 20,000 yuan to accommodate the three of them during the Chinese New Year, Dong Wei might have switched to wireless filming. Therefore, upon receiving Lin Zhengying's call, Dong Wei rushed to Lin Zhengying's home immediately.

When Dong Wei entered the door, he heard Xu Cun say to Lin Zhengying: Aying, do you know a beautiful and cute fifteen or six-year-old girl, even if she can't act.

When he wasn't acting, Lin Zhengying was rather boring. How could he possibly know a girl of fifteen or six years old? Therefore, Xu Cun asked Lin Zhengying for nothing.

Dong Wei who had just entered the room heard Xu Cun's words, but his expression changed, and he said: Brother Cun, I know a very good little girl!

Pretty? Xu Cun looked at Dong Wei and asked.

It's pretty! And it's very spiritual! Dong Wei said confidently.

Dong Wei was so optimistic about this little girl that Xu Cun was immediately interested, so Xu Cun asked Dong Wei: What's the name of that little girl?

Li Saifeng. Her family lives in the same district as mine. She often practices dancing in the square where I practice. Today is the weekend. If we go there at this time, we might see her in the square, Dong Wei said.

As soon as he heard the word Li Saifeng, Xu Cun's eyes lit up immediately, and he said, Let's go, let's see if we can find her.

After finishing speaking, Xu Cun hurriedly walked out of the house!

Lin Zhengying and Dong Wei glanced at each other, seeing puzzlement in each other's eyes—they couldn't figure out why Xu Cun was in such a hurry?

But they couldn't figure it out, they still hurriedly got up and left Lin Zhengying's house behind Xu Cun...

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