The black Bentley sedan drove out of the school gate, but did not stop. It directly broke out from the reporter's encirclement and galloped towards Beverly Hills, causing many reporters to curse secretly, but had to get on their own car and chased after them like lightning.

In any case, Ryan Jenkins' first graduation ceremony in his life was a big news that could make the headlines of the entertainment edition.

The customized fully handmade version of the Bentley is spacious and comfortable. Last year, Pitt Kinsley placed orders directly with three handmade versions - one of which is her own - and it was not delivered until the beginning of this month. Although the three cars were ordered at the same time, the appearance was different, and this spacious and elegant belonged to Ryan.

The car went to the city hall first and picked up Pig Kingsley, who was dealing with affairs with lawyer Wilson. Now that "Jurassic Park" is about to be released, she is busier than before, and she breaks up with her boyfriend again.

When passing the huge advertising bar in front of the city hall, Ryan tilted his head and glanced. The huge posters of "Jurassic Park" and "Raging Flames" were firmly attached to it. Tom Cruise's creamy face stood opposite to the head of the Tyrannosaurus rex, which showed its first gloriousness, like a pair of opponents to fight!

Prehistoric monsters are very interesting to the butterfly boy, right?

"Ryan, Jurassic Park is at a disadvantage in North America," said Pai Jinsley.

"Pate, what do you think the Tyrannosaurus Rex will be like when they meet Tom Cruise?" Ryan's words seemed irrelevant.

"Eat it in one bite." It was Nicole Kidman who spoke.

"Yes! Not only will it be eaten in one bite, but there will be no residue left!" Ryan said confidently, "Let's wait and see."

"Okay." Jinslie and Nicole smiled at each other, and then said, "We are not without advantages. We are far ahead of Sony in the overseas market promotion. Even in the Far East where they have the advantage, Universal Pictures has invested a lot of advertising in South Korea, Hong Kong, Japan and Southeast Asia."

"The promotional and marketing expenditure of this movie has exceeded $30 million!" she added.

"Don't worry, we'll make it back." Ryan remembered another thing. "How is Paramount talking to there?"

"The progress is not very smooth, and there is no result yet." Jinsley sighed. The vast market is indeed enviable. "Even if they introduce this movie, they may buy out the screening rights. There is also Paramount's commission in the middle, and the profit we get is almost negligible."

"Don't be anxious. Pat." Ryan tilted his body and leaned on Nicole again. "This is just a stepping stone. The potential of that market is far beyond our imagination."

Then, he changed the topic. "Nicole, can we go to Mr. Zhou's restaurant for dinner? I haven't eaten Chinese food for a long time."

"Okay." Nicole changed his position so that the guy could feel more comfortable, "George, go to Mr. Zhou's restaurant."

As for "The Furious Flames", Ryan didn't care much about it. It was facing more than "Jurassic Park". Just before the Oscars, Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox jointly announced that "The True Lies" will be available in North America on July 3.

The feeling of being hit by the front and back is definitely not good!

After June, as North American schools start holidays one after another, the hot summer season is about to arrive, and the explosive box office war is about to begin. At the same time, many businesses are ready to face a marketing war.

David Greene is the owner of a boutique sales store. His store is located next to a famous movie chain on Hollywood Avenue. Therefore, in addition to operating some specialty accessories and gifts, the store has half of the location, leaving the film-related products.

In recent times, the most popular publicity was "Flames of the Sky" and "Jurassic Park". The former has a certain reputation, which he believes is the result of investing huge amounts of publicity funds, while the latter's huge reputation, in addition to proper publicity, mainly comes from its author.

The name Ryan Jenkins is already very familiar to Americans, and his works are synonymous with success.

Now, David Greene is directing employees to clean up the store and remove a lot of goods from the shelves. Just a few days ago, he had already seen the samples and signed a contract with a subsidiary of Universal Pictures, and obtained the sales qualification for the products around "Jurassic Park".

"Hurry up, throw those comics that you can't sell into the warehouse." David Greene kept shouting.

According to the agreement, those peripheral products will not be available for sale on June 4th, but David Greene doesn't want to catch them temporarily, so it doesn't hurt to prepare early.

"Boss." His assistant came over at this time, "Is our purchase volume too large? If it is unsold... Or, we will reduce the order volume of peripheral products around Jurassic Park and add a batch of peripheral products around "Furious Flames"?"

"It's too late." David Greene said casually.

"Boss, it's very easy to get an agency contract," the assistant was still talking nonstop, and David Greene interrupted directly, "Are you the owner of this store, or am I the owner of this store?"

The assistant shut his mouth, David Greene might have felt that he had said a little more, and said, "Is Ryan Jenkins and Jurassic Park the appeal of Tom Cruise?

"But……"

"Not that much, but after the goods are delivered in the afternoon, they must be kept in the warehouse for strict supervision. I don't want to be prosecuted for breach of contract."

David Grini firmly believes that those lifelike dinosaur models, various products printed with the Jurassic Park logo, will bring you a fortune this summer.

Just at the entrance of the chain theater next to this boutique, seven or eight college students who had just had a holiday were gathering together to discuss something.

"Why are you here to buy tickets now? The movie premiere will be officially released on June 3rd and June 4th!" One of them seemed a little dissatisfied.

"Gen, believe me, if you come to buy tickets on June 4, you can only buy tickets two or even three days later." One of his companions reminded, "Don't forget what happened in Terminator 2."

"Chris, that's Terminator 2, this is Jurassic Park!"

They are in a rebellious period at this age and will naturally object to others' opinions. Gene waved his hand, as if he was a little dissatisfied.

"Is that?" another person spoke, "Why did we come to buy tickets in advance? Just because this is "Jurassic Park"! This is his own work adapted by Ryan himself! He said that the movie is definitely more exciting than the novel, and it will allow us to see the real dinosaurs, and I believe him!"

"I believe him, too!"

"Me too!"

"Me too!"

Except for Gene, others rushed to speak.

"Tsk, it's just a little brat who hasn't even grown all the hair!"

Gene snorted disdainfully. He was originally interested in "Jurassic Park", but his companions subconsciously felt a little disgusted.

The group walked into the theater with a loud breeze. Unexpectedly, there was a long queue at the ticket office. Because of the upcoming release of "Jurassic Park", there are no popular movies released now, so why are there so many people?

Seven or eight people were scattered into the queue. Although the hall was a little noisy, some words still ran into their ears.

"I asked, everyone in front of me came to book tickets for "Jurassic Park."

"Luckily, I'm here today. It would be a pity if I couldn't see this movie as soon as possible."

"Ryan said that the dinosaurs in the movie will surprise us, isn't it true?"

"You dare to doubt Ryan. When did he say something he had not fulfilled?" The man's words attracted more than a dozen pairs of angry eyes.

After nearly ten minutes of waiting, Chris finally arrived at the counter.

"Jurassic Park, the earliest game on June 4, two!" he said hurriedly.

"Sorry, the tickets for the early game are gone." The ticket seller said regretfully.

"What?" Chris widened his eyes and had to say, "It's okay for the afternoon."

"OK."

"This?" Chris looked at the ballot machine. This was the earliest time to have a ticket, but unfortunately there were only a few deviant positions left. "Are there no better seats?"

"No more, there is still a nightclub."

"That's it, two!" Chris suddenly noticed that no one of his companions had been in front of the line except Gene, and quickly shouted, "Give me all the tickets for this game!"

"May I ask, are you also pre-ordering tickets for "Jurassic Park"?" When Gene arrived at the front of another queue, the ticket seller asked for his own sake.

"Ah...yes~" Gene nodded subconsciously, suddenly thinking of his companions' praise for the little devil. He quickly changed his words, "Is there any earliest vote for "Angry Flames"?"

""Angry Flames Soaring to the Sky"?" The ticket seller looked surprised.

"Is there any?" Gene asked impatiently.

"have."

The ticket seller pressed it a few times, and the seats for "Raging Flames" were displayed on the ticket machine. Gene glanced at it and said that this should be the earliest session, and there were many good locations...

Washington, DC, the administrative center of the United States. Whenever people mention this city, the first thing people think of is the White House, Congressional Summer, Lincoln Memorial and other political buildings. Except for the routine dinners and blockbusters that entertain Hollywood celebrities every year, few people will closely link this place with the entertainment industry.

On the evening of June 3rd local time, American entertainment media gathered in Washington. NBC TV specially applied for aerial live broadcast to the authorities. Hundreds of journalists and dozens of broadcast vehicles surrounded the gate of the National Museum of Nature, waiting for a good show to appear on stage.

Everyone knows that one of Ryan Jenkins's representative works, "Jurassic Park", which once swept the bestseller list in the United States, is about to premiere here.

Is Universal's promotion real? Can Stephen Spielberg really reproduce those prehistoric behemoths? Will Ryan Jenkins' fantasy world really reappear?

They will wait and see!
Chapter completed!