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Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman over there are still playing sisterhood, Matthew has settled the bill and left the restaurant with Alexandra Daddario, and the two chatted again After a few words, Alexandra Daddario had other things to do in the afternoon and quickly drove away. 23 US. COM updates fastest

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As he said to James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender, Matthew's patience is very good and he's not in a hurry.

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After seeing off Alexandra Daddario, Matthew was just about to return to the hotel when he found that Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman had come out by the door of the restaurant.

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Keira Knightley saw him and waved to him.

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Matthew had to walk over and said, "You guys finished eating so soon?"

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Natalie Portman took the initiative to answer, "I made an appointment with a director at four o'clock in the afternoon to talk about work, and I have to go back to Long Island early."

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Matthew nodded, and politely replied, "The work is important."

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A taxi pulled up and stopped on the side of the road, and Natalie Portman said to the two, "Goodbye, Kayla. Goodbye, Matthew."

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"Goodbye." Matthew waved to him.

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Keira Knightley kept Natalie Portman to the side of the car and walked back when the taxi started to leave.

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"#$!" After she came back, she spit out a word beginning with "b", "I've never seen someone as hypocritical as Natalie Portman!"

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Matthew shrugged, "I've seen it."

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"Who?" Keira Knightley asked.

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"Me!" Matthew pointed to himself first, then to Keira Knightley, "and you."

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In fact, in this short contact, Natalie Portman left a good impression on him. He is humble, low-key and self-disciplined. In terms of appearance, it is not at all like what Keira Knightley said. people.

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As for what she is like, Matthew doesn't want to explore. After all, Natalie Portman basically does not have a conflict of interest with him. The reason why he has a bad impression of Natalie Portman is because of Keira Knight. Leigh keeps saying Natalie Portman is bad.

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Keira Knightley snorted and said, "I originally wanted to meet her tonight, and you, and find a place to drink together. When she drinks too much, you just go and soak her."

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Matthew took her arm, walked towards the hotel, and said, "Even if I'm drunk, I'm not interested in her like this." He reminded Keira Knightley, "You want to talk to Natalie- If Portman rips, I will definitely cheer for you, but don't pull me into your women's warband."

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He said with style, "This will lower my style!"

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Keira Knightley followed Matthew and said deliberately, "I knew you didn't have the loyalty of a friend."

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After staying in New York for one more day, Matthew then rushed back to Los Angeles. After returning to Los Angeles, he went to the Angels Agency and met Helen Herman.

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"Negotiations are still going on." Helen Herman told him about the progress of "I Am Legend", "I have always mastered the scale and rhythm, you can rest assured."

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Of course Matthew was relieved of her, and said, "What about Will Smith? No more special operations?"

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Helen Herman said unhurriedly, "Yes, he and his agent have contacted director Francis Lawrence, but according to the information I got from the crew, Francis Lawrence should not have told Akiva until now. - Goldsman made any comments on the male lead."

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"He'd better not speak up." Matthew also knows that the director has a great influence on a project.

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"At the moment, Francis Lawrence doesn't seem to have any intention of speaking out about the male lead candidate." Helen Herman still reminded, "As far as I know, in the contract he signed with the crew, although the director's salary is only $1 million , but the actor has the right to advise."

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She took a sip from the water glass and said, "Of course, the real decision is still in the hands of Akiva Goldsman."

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Matthew thought for a moment and said, "Can you contact Francis Lawrence? If so, can I meet him?"

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"Well..." Helen Herman thought for a few seconds and said, "Okay, just in the name of discussing the script. I'll find a way to contact him."

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Then, she changed the subject, but her tone was a little strange, "A German director sent you an invitation."

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"German director?" Matthew was stunned, then remembered the one he met in Munich and asked, "Could it be Uwe Bauer?"

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"That's right." Helen Herman stressed in that weird way, "It's him."

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Matthew is a little strange. Could it be that the German director sent a role invitation again? Because of the relationship he had dealt with before, he also paid special attention to the director of Uwe Bauer. The two game adaptation masterpieces "Vampire Lane" and "Dungeon Siege" shot by Uwe Bauer were released last year and early this year respectively. Released in North America, Europe and other regions, the two films were criticized by countless people, especially professional film critics, who wrote articles saying that "Vampire Lane" and "Dungeon Siege" were rotten to a certain extent.

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After watching the reaction of these two films, Matthew is also glad that he was not fooled by Uwe Ball, otherwise, there will be an extra stain in his career that will never be erased, and maybe even sinking.

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The heroine of "Vampire Lane" is Kristana Loken, the actress who played the female robot in "Terminator 3". The future was not bad, but she got on Uwe Ball's thief ship. After the filming of "Vampire Lane", there are probably not many serious film crews in Hollywood who are willing to use him again.

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The male protagonist of "Dungeon Siege" is the famous Guo Da Statham. When Matthew saw the cast list, it was hard to believe that Guo Da Statham had acted in this kind of film, but he was relieved later. The "Very Human Traffickers" series, as well as the old "Expendables" and "Fast and Furious" which were joined halfway, the rest of the works are productions with low investment, which can be called a standard B-level movie star.

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To be able to attract Kristana Loken and Guoda Statham, I have to say that Uwe Ball himself still has some ways to do it.

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Helen Herman said at this time, "It's not an invitation to an actor, but an invitation to a boxing match."

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"A boxing match?" Matthew really couldn't figure it out, "Uwe-Bauer, a director, invited me to a boxing match for what?"

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Does he know that he has specialized in boxing? Want to get close to this way?

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Soon, Helen Herman's words made him understand that he was wrong.

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"Shortly after the release of Dungeon Siege, Uwe Ball was attacked by film critics, and he sent a gauntlet to professional film critics around the world." Helen Herman covered her forehead and said, "Uwe Ball Invite male critics who hate him to the bone to meet him in the boxing ring three months later."

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She pushed a rather sophisticated-looking invitation to Matthew, "and also invites you, Charlize Theron, Diane Kruger, Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Dean. Pu and more than a dozen stars as audiences and witnesses."

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"Is there such a thing?" Matthew was really unheard of, so he quickly picked up the invitation and looked at it, "Is this director too superb?"

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Although he also doesn't like film critics, he's not quite like Uwe Ball.

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Of course, it is not difficult for him to judge that Uwe Ball has no intention of making a show. If such an event spreads, it will definitely make Uwe Ball famous.

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"A lot of entertainment media are hyping this up." Helen Herman shook her head, "On tmz, it even called it an epoch-making boxing match. Irina Boyar wrote an article herself to help Boxing was nicknamed 'Angry Little Treasure'."

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"This is really..." Matthew didn't know what to say for a while, so he simply asked, "Are there professional film critics participating?"

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Helen Herman nodded, "Yes! There are currently more than a dozen people who have signed up." She adjusted her glasses and said, "It's not just Uwe Bauer who wants to become famous and expand his fame, but many professional film critics. I also want to be famous."

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Matthew immediately thought of the film critic Rex Reed who once kissed the **** of a donkey. He knew that Helen Herman made a lot of sense. Film actors will do anything to become famous, so why not professional film critics?

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"Do you want to be there?" Helen Herman asked.

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Matthew hesitated for a moment, then said, "I'm very curious, this thing feels very interesting."

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He did not answer directly, after all, it involved professional film critics.

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Helen Herman and Matthew had a tacit understanding and said, "If you are interested, go and see it. Don't worry too much. You are just an audience. Just remember not to talk nonsense."

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"Well." Matthew nodded.

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Holding the invitation letter, Matthew left the Angel Agency, returned to Horner Manor, and went to the Internet to check the relevant news about Uwe-Bauer, and what he saw was quite amazing.

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"There may not be the best director on earth~www.readwn.com~ but there is the worst director, German director Uwe Bauer, who is the winner of this 'honor'!"

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This is an article signed by Irina Boyar on tmz.

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There are also a lot of news about Uwe-Bauer on other websites, thinking that he is the public enemy of game lovers, the laughing stock of professional film critics, and the "king of bad movies" who perseverely proves himself stupid with actions and bad with movies. ".

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There were more than 300,000 fan signatures asking him to stop "making" movies, and Uwe-Bauer was quite stubborn: "When the autograph reaches 1 million, I will stop filming."

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After the release of "Dungeon Siege" this year, film critics around the world criticized Uwe-Bauer mercilessly. Facing the overwhelming abuse, Wu Bao became angry. He wrote a blog post and scolded it back: "You guys are really useless, you know nothing about my movies, so go back and **** your mother..."

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Then there was this epoch-making boxing match. One party wanted to defend his reputation in the film industry and to vent the anger of being insulted by film critics for a long time; the other party wanted to give a hard lesson to the director who didn't know how to respect film critics. )!!