Reborn to Dominate Hollywood

Ian Renner, the new director, made

history twice at an Oscar.

This is also the first time that a director who has just entered the industry has been nominated for an Oscar.

However, to almost everyone's surprise, "La La Land" won two awards.

Considering Ian Renner's time in the industry, two Oscars sound great.

Ian Renner also made history by being the youngest ever winner of the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.

Many directors and screenwriters are confused and opposed to this outcome, but the result is not under their control.

Does La La Land really deserve an Oscar? Among the many original ideas that have emerged and promoted in Hollywood, why would the jury consider awarding a new director?

The next question arises, the film is a musical.

Honestly, this is the first time that a musical has gone viral and stayed long enough to win an Oscar.

Kudos to that!

–Perry

--------------------------------------

disappointing winner of Best Actor....

Ferris Baccadés is a well-liked enough movie star that throughout his career, he has directed countless blockbusters, effectively hosting films of the top-notch genre such as Independence Day, Enemy of the Nation, and Bad Boy.

The problem is that, like many charismatic entertainers, this year's Best Performance award winner is not a very good actor.

There is absolutely no nuance or originality in any of his "serious" roles.

Everything he does is on his face – he tries to convince us with his eyes, the twitch of his cheeks, the harshness of his voice or the soft tone of his voice, throughout all the expected mannerisms.

Ferris Baccada won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in Quietly Smiling.

His Oscar-winning performance in "Silent Smile" was no exception.

He offers an ordinary portrayal of Maria's serious, slightly cracked, but genuinely busy husband.

He expresses the emotion and intensity that we expect: in a completely banal biopic, he is convincing enough in an obvious part.

However, we should not think that no one has taken this award seriously since three years ago.

- Charlotte Solace--------------------------------------

but a good choice for actressesUnlike

Ferris, Eloise Hampton, who won the Actress Award for Best Performance, has a talent for acting, and she showed her talent in the role of Mia in La La Land.

It's a musical again.

Her incarnation as a real-life actress isn't to everyone's taste – and neither is the film to everyone's taste, as it's a musical that people don't seem to like very much these days, but with the Academy Award for Best Screenplay, it proves that the actress deserves it.

Eloise Hampton won the Best Actress award for her portrayal of Mia in La La Land.

—Charlotte Solace

--------------------------------------

Ian walks into the hall, music plays, and people talk about everything while drunk.

They dress to please themselves and uphold their standards of reputation, but are also willing to ruin it after one night.

"Ian Renner"

This time, Ian just has to say his name.

The security guards of the party hosted by the Lyon studio let him in without confirming the list.

It was a gala after the Oscars, which took place after the grand awards ceremony.

It's more of a party where people connect more closely with the winners and try to keep up with the losers, who are always trying to fight for the winners.

As Ian walked into the meeting of busy people, who clearly wanted to show off the constant conversation of the person opposite them, several pairs of eyes converged on Ian.

The conversation began to change and people started talking about how Ian Renner won two Oscars with absolutely no experience in the industry.

It's more of a conversation where they question Ian's talent.

Before he could reach the bar, an old man taller than Ian walked up to him.

"Congratulations, Ian"

The tall old man who looked to be in his forties walked over to Ian.

"Congratulations, Ian" he held out his hand for Ian to shake hands.

Ian took his hand, smiled and tilted his head to the left in thanks.

Shane, chairman of the board of directors of Richard Studios. The man introduced himself.

He looks like a guy who can scare a child by saying "it's time to pay for your bad deeds" with an evil laugh.

This is how his whole appearance and aura is projected, the narrow eyes, the pale face, the thin lips, the high nose, the wrinkled skin, nothing more than make anyone feel more frightened when facing him.

"It's a pleasure to see you here tonight," Ian said with a meaningful smile.

Ian knows who he is, Shane, chairman of Ricka Studios, and the studio itself is a top studio that has been at the pinnacle of Hollywood for more than two decades.

Their success is unmatched by any other studio in Hollywood at the moment.

Ian was easily recognizable by the name alone, and he knew that he was in front of one of Hollywood's most influential figures.

He is more or less influential, if not the greatest.

Shane motions for Ian to walk into the party and begins to talk about Ian's victory.

"Two Oscars are definitely a huge success, considering we didn't even know you existed three years ago. Congratulations," Shane said with a smile.

"yes, I've gotten a lot from people since I was nominated," Ian just said what he thought.

"Young man, everything you've accomplished, I'd love to take the opportunity to work with Studio Reina,"

the two chatted as they walked and sat down at the nearest bar.

"It's entirely possible, oh, congratulations on the movie June. The director did a great job," Ian said as soon as they sat down.

"Call me Shane. Yes, June quickly became a fan favorite and such a good movie, I'm really looking forward to seeing you at the box office in a few months," Shane said, hinting at something that Ian was confused about because he didn't know what he was talking about.

"Box office?" Ian asked, taking a sip of the drink the waitress handed over a few seconds earlier.

"Yes, your and my new movie. Don't tell me you don't know what I'm talking about," he said, raising an eyebrow.

Ian then remembered what Shane was talking about.

The release date of "Batman: The Mystery of the Movie" has been announced, so that the films of studios such as Lica and many other studios are also scheduled with "Batman: The Mystery of the Movie".

Lica Studios produced a third adventure action film, titled "Aliens," which was released on the day Batman was released. Aliens is part of a big franchise project, a film that promises to earn millions of dollars immediately upon release. That's how confident the studio is in the idea of the film, and it's actually one of the big IPs that Ricka Studios has.

"yes. The movie is released. I'm actually really excited about the date of the movie clash, I mean, what's not exciting? Lica Studios is big and Reina is just getting started," Ian said, trying to be naughty.

Ian knows that people give vent to all their anger when they are provoked, especially when some young directors indirectly challenge people who have been in the industry for a long time.

This was Ian's plan, not to make enemies, but to find out what the purpose of those who came to his aid.

"Haha... As exciting as it sounds, I'll give you a little advice, Ian. Change the movie release date. If you do that, you're going to make more profits, and we all know why I say that," Shane said with a laugh, actually not seeing his eyes.

As soon as Shane's words came out, Ian felt the threat behind everyone.

Ian shook his head, still smiling, not wanting to make the tension even more tense.

Shane kept looking at Ian without any emotion on his face.

"I'll think about it, but I don't really have a plan to do that," Ian said simply.

The old man didn't speak, patted Ian on the shoulder, turned and left.

Ian turns his attention to people who are talking, discussing, closing deals and just enjoying the party.

Shane's words made some sense to Ian, but Ian didn't care, because it was basically a threat that all powerful people would make when they saw something challenging.

However, Ian is confident in his work.

He knew that Alien was part of a big series, but Batman Mystery was going to be a trilogy that had never been seen before.

Ian realized that it would make a huge difference once it was released.

Thinking of this, he shook his head and didn't think about it anymore. He didn't come to the party to do any business.

"Ian Renner, congratulations. Another man, who was shorter than Ian, smiled and came over to talk to Ian.

After a while, people kept contacting Ian, congratulating him on his win, and talking about business everywhere.

Some people want to offer different kinds of deals for any of Ian's future projects, and some just want to get to know Ian.

He kept talking to everyone who came into contact with him, and more than an hour later, Ian talked to almost every director and actor present.

"Are you planning to make a horror film? Our studio is known for this genre, and we even released three films last year,"

"Good to know. No, right now, I don't have the idea of a horror movie in my head. Although as time went on, I'm sure I'll probably bring one, oh, sorry," Ian said as he saw Alyssa walk towards him with a sly smile.

"Of course, nice to meet you, Ian," the CEO of the other studio said and walked away.

The night grew darker, heavy fluid running through their veins.

Many people didn't stay too long, but brought the beauties they brought with them to spend the night.

Alyssa and another actress walked in. She held her hand, and Alyssa smirked as she watched her master leave as she approached Ian.

"Hello, director," Alyssa whispered the word director slowly.

She looks beautiful.

Since she is red-haired, the dress she wears blends every one of her beautiful features and accentuates her beauty for the night.

Beside her, stood a blonde. She is taller than Alyssa. Her long neck and tanned face are flawless. She wore a long, tight golden dress that stood out from the crowd in front of Ian.

"Alyssa, who is this? is it polite?" Ian asked jokingly.

"I thought you already knew, she was Hazel. Hazel eyes change to hazel, have you noticed?, Alyssa chuckled.

"Nice to meet you, Ian. Congratulations on your win," Hazel said, taking her hand away from Alyssa's and handing it to Ian. Hazel was clearly attracted to him. He noticed it as her gaze swept up and down his.

"Thank you, you look beautiful. You too, Alyssa," he said, and they sat on Ian's left and right.

Hazel is an A-list actress who has been at the top of her industry since her first film. Three years ago, she starred in "Ruthless," which won an Oscar two years earlier.

Hazel is personally a fan of Ian. Since she was busy with other projects, her agency asked her to complete all the films she had signed on before taking on another project.

When Hazel knew how good La Land was, she asked her manager if they could arrange roles in any of Ian's films. But in return, they said they would have to wait a little longer to get another role.

After the Oscars, Alyssa met Hazel and talked about how she was going to congratulate Ian.

When Hazel found out, she asked if they could go together so that Hazel could meet the young director in person.

"You look so close," Hazel said, how comfortable it was to see them together.

"Old friends," Ian said with a smile.

"Yes, old friends, congratulations. It's a big win, Ian. It's like the first time in the academy's history that a rookie director has won an Oscar for some reason, and maybe they really see the potential in you," Alyssa said.

A waiter walked up to them and offered Alyssa and Hazel drinks.

"How about we talk about this somewhere else?" Ian asked with a smile. Both girls nodded without hesitation.

"I still can't believe the runaway bride won, have you seen this movie? Worst," the guy took a sip of his coffee and shook his head.

They were right outside Hazel's house, and "they" were the paparazzi.

In the wake of the Oscars, many media outlets are aware of a common idea about how different actors, actresses, and directors will go about hooking up with people they shouldn't.

The other short man with a long beard shook his head to indicate that he hadn't seen the movie.