Hollywood Road

Standing behind the large glass window, Murphy could see and Mike's gaze shifted away, but he, like Bill Rossis, had no plan to evade, neither caring nor necessary, Mike could not threaten him at all. , Now at best, is an insignificant little person.

But Bill Rossis is different. Mike was his friend at the beginning, and this kind of injury is often the most painful.

In the mail room, besides Murphy and Bill Rossis, there are also many interns. Like most CAA agents, these interns will also be the new force of CAA in the future.

A few people saw Murphy and Bill Rossis watching the outside and standing behind them, paying attention.

"Mike was fired by the company?" a young girl asked.

"You deserve it!" The tall white man next to her, "It's just a loser."

Hearing the following discussion, Murphy looked back, and those people looked at Mike with only contempt and no sympathy.

In the words of the other side of the Pacific, this is a circle where the winner is the king and the loser is the loser. If Mike's series of plans are successful, it will naturally become a model for the agent to successfully dig corners and change jobs, and become a model for many latecomers to learn from.

Needless to say the failure, now is the best explanation, even the interns in the CAA mail room despise him.

Mike got closer and closer, and he had to pass the mail room if he wanted to go through the corridor to the elevator.

Bill Rossis glanced at Murphy. Murphy didn't say anything. He opened the door and walked out of the mail room, standing right in front of Mike.

"Mr. Rossis." The security guard following Mike hurriedly greeted him, which was very different from his attitude towards Mike.

"Hmm..." Bill Rossis nodded to the two people. "I have a few words to say with Mike."

The two security personnel hurriedly backed off a few words, "No problem, just say, we can wait."

They are not fools. They know that the future of Bill Rossis, who may become a client of a super big director, is bright. Why should they have trouble with him because of this little thing?

As for Mike, who cares about him.

"What?" Mike looked at Bill Rossis with a sneer on his face. "Come here to see my jokes?"

"Yes, I just came to see your joke." Bill Rossis is far thicker than Mike thought. Mike is no longer his friend, but an enemy. He doesn't need to be merciful, "Look at how you throw it in. Face, was swept out by the company."

"I'm a loser," Mike snorted coldly. "Are you a winner?"

If you don't have a thick skin, you won't be an entertainment agent.

"I will be at the top of the company in the next two or three years!" Bill Rossis raised his index finger and pointed upwards, then raised his thumb, turning to the bottom, "and you can only get out of this industry."

"Yes, I'm the one who got out of here now." Mike knew that he had been swept out by CAA, and he had no customer resources in his hands. It would be difficult for him to continue in this industry in the future, but before he left, he didn't plan to make Bill Rossis better. , "But it won't be long before you will be added to the **** people!"

He moved his eyes slightly and turned to Murphy behind the glass window, "His future is unlimited, and his ambitions are unlimited. Do you think you can control him? Do you think you will always be his agent? You can ask Mo right now. Phoebe Stanton, has he been in contact with companies such as William Morris, has he thought about leaving CAA."

There is no standard answer to this kind of words. No matter whether Murphy’s answer is yes or no, it will have a negative impact on the relationship between the two. And Bill Rossis will have other thoughts in his heart if he doesn’t ask...

Mike knew he had failed in a mess, but he was happy to continue to cause trouble for Bill Rossis.

"Such a simple provocation," Bill Roses folded his arms and smiled colder than Mike. "Do you think I can't see it? Or do you think I'm still the simple-minded idiot before?" "

With the improvement of his status, the number of people and things he has contact with has increased significantly, and his experience and analytical skills have been significantly improved, and he has long been out of the position that Mike recognizes.

"Your trick..." Bill Rossis shook his head, "It's too low-level now!"

The sneer on Mike's face gradually disappeared, his face slowly darkened, his eyes stared like light bulbs, and he stared at Bill Roses fiercely, like a bear who chooses people to eat.

But he didn't do anything, because the two security guards behind were standing there.

"Did you get your success?" He was obviously irritated, "If it weren't for Murphy Stanton, Bill Rossis, what would you do? It's not as good as the **** made by a Vietnamese dog Your success is only given to you by Murphy Stanton. If you replace it with anyone, with a customer like Murphy Stanton, you will only do better than you, not as bad as you!"

To a certain extent, these words do have some truth, but they are all false.

Since he involved himself, Murphy didn't intend to continue watching, and simply opened the door and walked out, "Isn't the broker closely tied to the customer?"

He walked up to Bill Rossis and stood with him, "Or your head..."

Murphy shook his head, not saying anything.

Sometimes, half-talking leaves some room for imagination, and it is often more lethal than speaking all of them.

Murphy doesn’t need to think about whom to choose between Bill Rossis and Mike, and if he can get to this point, Bill Rossis still plays a lot of role. No matter how you look at it, he does not need to think about it. Is a very good entertainment agent.

"Murphy Stanton!"

Hearing that there was a problem with his head, Mike almost jumped up, "Don't think I don't know the bad things you did!"

"Then you go talk," Murphy pointed around, "you can talk to all the reporters and paparazzi, they have reported countless times..."

Speaking of this, Murphy shrugged, "You can bite me."

Bill Rossis gave Murphy a grateful look. Not everyone would help his agent at this time.

He knows that Murphy is a very good friend, otherwise he would not still be in contact with Ross in downtown Los Angeles, let alone continue to support the Stanton party members.

Such customers will fire themselves casually? He didn't believe it even if he was killed.

What's more, CAA's contract renewal conditions for Murphy are not bad at all. The entire company is optimistic about the future of this super young director, and the commission is directly reduced to 5% of the first-line director!

What else Bill Roses wanted to say, but Murphy patted him on the shoulder, shook his head, turned and walked into the mail room, Bill Roses thought about it, and followed him.

Mike looked there coldly, like a vicious dog.

"What are you looking at?" A security guard walked over and pushed the microphone hard, "Go quickly, don't waste time!"

Probably the security staff used a bit of strength, and Mike was unprepared. He was pushed crooked before. The person did not lose his balance, but the cardboard box he was holding fell to the ground, and messy things were scattered all over the floor.

Mike stood still, turned his head and glared, and the security officer said with a crooked mouth, "What are you looking at? Don't hurry up and put things away!"

They don't need to be polite at all to treat such people who are swept out by CAA and whose reputation will be stinking.

"Wait, you wait!" Mike said bitterly, "You will definitely receive my lawyer's letter!"

"Oh, lawyer's letter..." Another security officer came up, "Want to take the legal path? You need evidence."

The man looked around, "Who do you think will testify for you here?"

"You..." Mike was choked suddenly.

He is not really an idiot. Who will testify for himself if he sees this?

Mike lowered his head, like the lowest-level beggar who relied on picking up junk food to fill up the inventory, picking up the things and putting them back in the cardboard box. Finally, he glanced at the mail room and was unwilling to be pushed out of CAA.

"Bill, don't look, people are gone."

In the mailroom, Murphy patted Bill Rossis on the shoulder again. "He has no future."

Bill Rossis nodded slightly, "He used to be my friend, but..."

After a long sigh, he said again, "Why can't I feel the pleasure of defeating the enemy at all?"

Murphy did not expect Bill Rossis to come up with such a literary and artistic remark, and deliberately joked, "This shows that you are still a normal person, not an agent who only has a stake in his eyes."

"Are you complimenting me?" Bill Rossis forced a smile.

"Whatever you want." Murphy reminded him, "Let's go to your office and talk."

When they came to Bill Rossis's office, the two put down Mike, and they mainly talked about the work progress of "The Lost Lovers" impacting the awards season.

Although the awards season has not yet begun, some seed players have already revealed their true faces. For example, "Crash", which was released in early May, has been touted by film critics and recognized by members of the academy, and has continuously participated in major film festivals in Europe and North America. The participating "Brokeback Mountain", with its special theme and the support of a large number of comrades, has also become a high-profile film on the Oscar list.

Bill Rossis and CAA also did a series of work for "The Lost Lover", such as participating in the Toronto Film Festival and the New York Film Festival one after another, inviting some senior members of the trainees to go to the theater to watch the film, and those who are not willing to go. You can receive a watermarked copy to ensure that these people can see the movie as much as possible.

After "Disappearing Lovers" reached US$226 million at the North American box office, it basically lost room for box office growth. However, the film continues to be shown in several major cities, including New York and Los Angeles, all of which are Murphy and Los Angeles. Twentieth Century Fox carefully selected it is also the home of the Oscar judges.

From the feedback point of view, this atypical Oscar film has a fair response.

When Murphy left the Death Star Building, in another building not far from the Death Star Building, Mike saw his savior.