The Greatest Showman

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Renly was a little surprised, not by Roy's job, but by Andy's.

This is the first time that Renly has seen so many scripts, and all of them are commercial blockbusters. Among them, there are many well-known works, not to mention the quality or whether they can be cast. Renly also clearly knows that this is the case. It's just a test of intentions, not to mention acting, there is still a long way to go before the audition; but despite this, Renly still showed surprises.

This is the first time Renly has really felt the power of Andy, and of the creative artist agency behind Andy.

As the largest brokerage company in Hollywood today, their connections and resources are beyond doubt; and thanks to the resource sharing model within the company, in short, the resources that Harrison Ford can get, Renly can also get Yes, rookie actors can also get the treatment of top actors, the difference is only whether the agent is willing to fight for the actor, of course, the more important thing is whether the producer is willing to give the opportunity.

However, before that, Renly's works were still mainly works of art, and the only "Fast and Furious 5" was encountered by chance. The only commercial work that really took the initiative to find Renly is actually "Thor".

From this, it can be seen that there are still very obvious gaps between those with agents and those without agents, top-level agents and general agents, and those top-level resources are always concentrated in the hands of these minority elite agents.

There are nine scripts in total. Coincidentally, these nine works, all of which Renly has seen in the last life, are all mainstream works. It was because of this that Renly was more and more amazed at Andy's work, and he should reward Andy with a chicken leg someday.

"Andy gave me a total of six scripts before, and the other three were given to me later. However, the Warner Bros. project has never appeared, and Andy should still be in conversation with them." Roy explained briefly In a nutshell, "There are two of these scripts from independent film companies, 'Ring Messenger' and 'Oath', and the others are from the Big Six."

For actors, who is the company they work with is not the most important thing. In the final analysis, the script, the director, and the crew members are more important. After all, they basically do not deal with the staff of the film company, and there is no intersection between the two sides. At least, until you reach the level of Johnny Depp and Tom Hanks.

Renly nodded and flipped through the script, "Introduce yourself." In front of others, Renly naturally couldn't show the attitude of "I have seen this movie, I already understand this script", while casually flipping through the script. While reading the script, he showed a posture of listening attentively. In fact, he was more curious about Roy's views on these scripts than the scripts themselves.

Roy sat casually on the sofa, but his back was straight, and the details could be discerned. His concentration and dedication at this time saw Renly first open the stack of scripts he shot, and the first It's "Snow White and the Huntsman".

After sorting out his thoughts, Roy said directly, obviously with a gully in his chest, "This script is adapted from the original fairy tale, but there is no part to look forward to. The so-called adaptation is neither painful nor itchy, and the darkness is not obvious. The thing is, the characters themselves are so bad I don't see any potential for development. I don't really know how they're going to cast the characters, but obviously the hunter isn't the first lead. To play the male vase in an idol script? I don't think It suits you."

The comments are easy to come by, art is a personal thing, some people like it and some people hate it, this is inevitable. The same goes for scripts and movies. Roy expresses his remarks so directly, in fact, this is a manifestation of self-confidence.

"I don't know why Andy was taken over by this script. I don't know if he took Chris Hemsworth's script wrong." Roy was quick to comment, and he finished the comment in a few words, and finally complained. Andy, and taunted Chris by the way.

But Renly looked up and glanced at Roy: Because of the last life, it was Chris Hemsworth who finally took over the role.

He does not mean that. Not knowing why, Roy met Renly's suspicious gaze, "What's wrong? Are you interested in a script adapted from a fairy tale?"

Renly put the script aside and has absolutely no interest in "Snow White and the Huntsman", not to mention that this work has been plagued by scandals in the past life, first of all, Kristen Stewart, who is engaged, and married director Rupert are exposed. -Sanders (rupert-sanders) stealing/fishing, and then the investment of 170 million US dollars only exchanged for less than 400 million in the global box office, a small loss.

As for quality, Renly took Roy's point of view.

When Universal decided to shoot a sequel later, everyone fell out of their glasses. Sure enough, the sequel was even more criticized, and it suffered internal injuries at a loss.

Thoughts came to mind, but Renly didn't show a trace on his mouth, and said half-jokingly, "It's like every girl has Cinderella's dream in her heart, how can a man reject the title of Prince Charming?"

"Maybe there is one in front of me." Roy's eyes sank slightly, and there was a certainty deep in his eyes. This time, Renly didn't answer, just smiled, and then Roy saw Renly pick up the next script, "This is a pure romantic love movie, adapted from a real story, but I think it's better than Starting 'The Notebook' is much worse."

"The Promise", before the script in Renly's hand could be opened, he couldn't help laughing when he heard Roy's blunt words, "Do you instinctively reject romantic movies?

Did your ex force you to watch too much nicolas-sparks? "

Nicholas Sparks is dubbed "America's Qiong Yao" in China. He specializes in writing love novels. The three axes of car accident, terminal illness and first love are very good. Almost all of them have been adapted into movies. The most famous one is "Love Notebook".

Roy shrugged, noncommittal, "I just think that you have filmed such an excellent love movie 'Love Crazy', and you need to be more careful when choosing a love story."

Then, watching Renly pick up the "Pitch Perfect" script again, Roy explained it directly and simply, "This is a music movie that focuses on girls, and boys are just vases. Strictly speaking, even vases are not. Forget it, it's just a cameo. More importantly, the story doesn't have many highlights, unless you want to star in a 'High School Musical', and it's still a background board, otherwise, I suggest you skip it."

Although Renly is only twenty-one years old this year, very young, but the campus comedy of high school students is really too... simple, and it has an inexplicable sense of joy. Even if you want to appeal to the teenage crowd, there are still many projects to choose from, such as the adrenaline-packed works like "Fast and Furious".

Seeing the half-smiley expression on Renly's face, Roy shrugged, "I think Andy must have picked the wrong script. Even if you want to try a musical, it's not the best choice, and there's no need to jump on the bandwagon. "The firm tone was full of rants.

Renly can sing and sing very well. Roy knows it. If he can appear in a musical movie, this is indeed the best use of his strengths, but obviously, "Pitch Perfect" will not be the choice.

Renly felt deeply that if Andy was there at the moment, it would be very interesting, much more fun than flipping through the script itself.

As for the last script of the elimination group, "Jack Reacher", Roy's conclusion is also simple and clear, "While you were filming, Paramount had announced the result, Tom Cruise was confirmed to play, and then led With his entire team taking over, from writing to producing to casting, we've missed the moment."

"I heard that Tom is not satisfied with the current script. He brought the screenwriter he trusted and wanted to overturn and rewrite it. I can't judge." Roy added.

Still, Renly casually flipped through the Jack Reacher script. In fact, the quality, word of mouth and box office of the work itself are average, even if Tom starred, it still failed to arouse the enthusiasm of the audience.

The reason is simple and straightforward. The image of the male protagonist is far from the original novel, and even aroused strong protests from the fans of the original novel. The final rewrite is quite similar to the hero Ethan Hunt of "Mission Impossible" and has nothing new. ; And the story of the script returns to the style of the Cold War, but it can't get rid of the routine, and it becomes more and more boring.

Even if it wasn't for Roy, Renly himself had no interest in the four scripts, and even looking through them seemed uninterested.

But from another point of view, it is very likely that these four scripts themselves are not too optimistic about Renly. After all, in terms of role, weight, and popularity, except for the "oath" that sounds more reliable, the other few The script didn't really suit Renly. The reason why these projects are willing to find Renly is probably just to join in the fun.

Of course, Renly prefers to believe in another possibility: they are purely what Andy came to test Roy.

Because in addition to "Pitch Perfect", the other three scripts are still attractive in terms of project setting and investment scale, and the cast of these works finally shows this. The project itself is excellent, but it does not mean that it is suitable for every actor. It depends on the judgment of the agent and manager.

As a result, all four scripts were eliminated by Roy.

It can be seen that Roy has read the script carefully, and has a basic judgment on the characters and the story, and did not simply reject it because of the theme, style, cast and other reasons. This is a positive sign, at least, Roy still has a basic understanding of Renly's preferences.

Next, Renly skipped the Uncertain group and reached out to the Recommended group instead. "Dragon Tiger Youth Team" and "Ring Messenger", Renly was a little surprised by Roy's choice; at the same time, Andy's choice was also unexpected.

"Among the two scripts, I recommend 'Ring Messenger' more." Roy went straight to the topic without any pause, and his neat answer made Renly slightly surprised.

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