Reborn to Dominate Hollywood

- Director Ian and actress Mia? -

Yesterday, April 17, 2018, we found Ian Renner and Eloise, the heroine of the recently released La La Land. What's going on? Why are they together? The image below shows how they were caught on camera when they came out of the "Family Movie" theater in Beverly Hills.

Ian

Rainer, the son of the founder of Studio Reina and a young director, has once again become the talk of the town.

He came up with the idea for Home Alone and made it a hit, and subsequently published his literary work, Resident Evil, which became famous. Luckily, his latest film, La La Land, has only been released for a few days, starring our household names Eloise and Ai Yan, and is now embroiled in a scandal by himself.

Eloise, who plays Mia, is a very popular actress and ex-fiancé of a well-known actor in the industry. She starred in La La Land, but was also popular in many other films that were hugely successful. She then worked in Broadway theaters for a long time and is now back on the Hollywood screen.

But yesterday, they were caught walking out of the theater after watching "13th Street," which was released on the same day as La La Land. In fact, William once stated in a popular magazine that Ian Rayner was a lucky man, but now Ian was spotted watching William's movie. Is Ian afraid of this statement? Although I wonder what he thinks of "13th Street".

Anyway, the next big question arises, what are Ian and Eloise doing together? Do they sleep together? Are they just friends? What's going on?

It seems to me that if the director is male and the actress is female, and they find themselves attracted to each other, then they can do anything because they are adults.

It gets bad when one person puts a gun at another person's head and makes unhealthy demands through some kind of blackmail.

Sexual issues are not something you can really predict because they are related to humans. Anyone can sleep with anyone, anywhere in the world, as long as it's an enjoyable adventure. So, if I'm a director and I see an actress and I say I want to sleep with you, and the actress agrees, I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

Oops, I won't give you a job until I say I don't sleep with you. Now, we're over-slamming the issue of this issue of the director sleeping with the actress. A man will meet a woman anywhere, on any day, and they will sleep together. Put anyone to sleep with whoever they want, and life goes on.

However, Hollywood movie fans will seek answers to all their questions. Mia and the director will not be forgotten together. In addition, Ian was once photographed playing the role of La La Land with Alyssa, which also proved that Ian is a person who can't just work with... People who make friends.

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"They did try to save lives with a few sentences," Mason said as he read the lines over and over again.

Ian and Mason sat face-to-face in the office, trying to process and deal with what happened last night.

"It's okay, uncle. It's only going to increase popularity, and I bet everyone knows a lot about La La Land right now," Ian said with a laugh.

After yesterday's events, Ian and Eloise somehow made it to the back door of the theater building. But security guards and administrators asked them to sign autographs and take selfies before letting them in.

[Last night]

"Sir, I'm a big fan of La La Land, and so is my wife. The timing is terrible, but can I take a selfie with you and Mia to show her? The tall man standing among the bodyguards stammered and asked, trying not to annoy people.

"Of course," Eloise said, smiling at the camera.

After making it to the parking lot, unable to create a scene anymore, Ian asks Eloise if she's okay or if he should do anything about what just happened.

"Is everything alright? I'm sorry if you're feeling uncomfortable—" Ian just spoke, but was quickly interrupted by Eloise.

"No, those scandals come and go, that's all. I'm so used to them in the industry. But in a sense, I'm worried about what gossip writers will create out of it, but well, it's part of the fun in Hollywood," she laughs.

She was telling the truth, and Ian was no longer guilty. Ian had been wondering how Eloise would react when she left there, but now he understood that she was mature for the camera. He knew that in her professional career, she must have seen so many scandals and encountered them more than once. Either way, he knew he had nothing to worry about.

In fact, all he thinks about is the prestige he might gain from it.

"It's not like we've been caught doing anything, uncle," Ian continued what he had said earlier.

"If it's Aiyan and Eloise, it will be better. Maybe no one saw this man coming, Ian and Eloise. By the way, how about "13th Street"? Now that everybody knows you're looking, it's no wonder the author of the article thought you were scared, I mean, it looks obvious," Mason said, but his expression was calm.

"I don't care, and neither does Eloise. Either way, La La Land will soon reach $100 million," Ian said with a laugh. "No problem at all, facts about 13th Street. I mean, I watched it, but I couldn't help but notice the flaws in the direction of the film. It's less than half of us," he continued.

"I wonder what's going on in William's head," Mason said, smiling back.

It was clear that they were having a great time. William's words were etched in Ian's mind. But as things progressed, Ian knew that he would be able to answer a lot of questions from that conversation, such as what Ian had to tell William about his assumptions, etc., but every response would have a positive impact on them.

"La La Land, the moment of truth will come soon." Ian said with a smile.

Although Ian is very smug about the whole situation and confident in what he is about to achieve, soon, what he does not know is what the future holds.

The more he didn't know, the more he was shocked.

-

William is now angry with his assistant Joseph about how the results of his new film were released. Yesterday, all day, William was restless with too much going on. Critics didn't do as well as they could have done. In fact, he knows that not all critics are lying, but in his case, most reviews are not that good.

In fact, there is no doubt that his self-esteem was deeply hurt.

"Yesterday it was 800,000, and now ... Or 12 million? William asked in shock and sadness.

"Uh... So it seems, sir. Joseph stood awkwardly in place, bewildered. Joseph had been working under Williams for two years, but he was still not comfortable and accustomed to Williams' stubborn anger. Once, maxed out because someone messed up the marketing design, Joseph inadvertently yelled "fuck calm down" and nearly got fired.

"Critics ... Oh, God! William said, holding his hands to his head in pain.

@Godz_Monstar

a messy movie, a chilling nightmare about what happened to a group of kids. The main character tends to finish the whole movie perfectly, but the cinematography, plot, and direction seem absolutely hilarious. After watching this movie, even my children are not scared. The only reason I went to see this was to know that it came from William and his catalog, but now I understand that I should listen to the critics and their comments because most people don't lie. The ghost looks fake! Even I could create a better one if I wanted to... I wonder what happened to the legendary Williams. We've all been wanting more and more movies. It's just too bad! Please don't waste your gas, money, and energy watching this!

@WarMachine78

this was the core of an idea, but William recklessly waved his camera and his plot in front of us, making some very strange death scenes and lots of cut-and-paste illustrative content, and in the end, it was simply uninteresting. To no avail, many of the fixtures of this genre — the long black hair and pancake makeup of female ghosts, peers under hallucinatory pressure, and the squeaks of people walking towards another teenage victim — are all here. This only exacerbates the director's fear of being stranded, not the director's nagging, albeit only temporarily (this critic has not seen it yet, but William in the new anthology film "Three... The clips in Extreme are generally considered excellent, never knowing that zero-media culture would make such a bad movie). Knowing William, there's a good chance he's just playing mind games with us. 13th Street, on the other hand, is so derivative and overly familiar that, without explicitly knowing that it's a parody, all we have left is a second-rate horror film that bores us rather than scares us.

"Ugh!" William shook his head from side to side, unimpressed by his work. "How could this be such a failed project?!" He asked.

"I think it's because they compared it to La La Land. Look, the top reviews are all about comparison. Only the latter is a completely negative comment on us, "Joseph said, pointing to the screen.

Seeing them, William's anger only increased. In fact, the budget for the film is $40 million. This way, it barely covers it. Unfortunately, outside the office, the head of Zero Media was not at all satisfied with his work. They now have doubts about investing in William's future work.

"I've found something." Joseph said abruptly as he scrolled down the screen.

"What could that be?" There was a palpable frustration in William's tone.

"It might even ruin Ian's career," Joseph replied with a smirk.