"In fact, CAA is providing us with manager services."


    Robert Downey, Jr. is very clear about this. He strongly suggests, "there is really no need to join Michael owitz''s artist management company. The tug of war between the two will involve your energy and choice, and will affect your status in CAA. It will not benefit the resources and treatment you will enjoy in CAA in the future."


    Although he''s just an actor, he knows the importance of staying focused for a director. Murphy has been taking care of him, and he doesn''t want to see Murphy make the wrong choice.


    In Hollywood, sometimes if you take a wrong step, you may go into the abyss.


    "I''m looking for a manager''s company, not to add more people to share my rewards?" It seems that Murphy didn''t think about the future of cooperation with CAA, just didn''t want more people to share his reward, "I''m afraid there will be 10%? Then I won''t do it! "


    Then he began to laugh.


    Robert Downey, Jr. gave him a middle finger with disdain, but he was also relieved.


    He is also a client of CAA now. If Murphy leaves CAA, it will affect him.


    To a large extent, Murphy is not only a friend of his, but also a friend of his. He also hopes that the two can continue to work together to create their own glory.


    "It''s almost time." Little Robert Downey looked at his watch and suggested, "if it''s OK, let''s go to Depp''s bar for a drink?"


    Murphy shook his head. "I''m going back to bed early. Carla Firth and I have an appointment to go to 20th Century Fox tomorrow morning to do marketing consulting for the project."


    It''s very important for the project to be approved. He must keep enough energy.


    Out of the restaurant, and Robert Downey, respectively, Murphy drove his car, slowly toward Santa Monica, passing the West wood District, but also made a special call to Gail gado.


    "Honey, what are you doing?"


    Just after he asked, Gail gado''s tired voice came from the receiver, "I''ve just cleaned the dormitory thoroughly, ready to take a bath."


    Thinking of Gail gado''s slender body, Murphy''s heart was burning. "Wait for me to come with you?"


    "Are you sure you want to come?" Gail gado''s words are full of abuse. "Men are not allowed to stay in dormitories. You can''t get in at this time."


    "Why don''t you come out," Murphy suggested, "and come home with me."


    "I I... " Gail gado over there was also very interested, but her childhood education also gave her enough self-control, "I''d better wait for the weekend. I just came here to get familiar with the environment and classmates, and..."


    She stopped for a moment and said, "we''ve been indulgent for almost a week. I''m overindulgent and have dark circles under my eyes. Be moderate."


    "All right." Murphy sped up. "I''ll pick you up at the weekend."


    With a few more intimate words, he hung up and drove home.


    Perhaps the indulgence of a period of time ago really consumed too much physical strength and energy. Murphy had a good night''s sleep. In this world, any investment of more than 50 million US dollars will not be easily achieved, let alone seeing a script being fooled into making a decision.


    After dealing with 20th century fox, Murphy went to San Francisco with Gail gado over the weekend, patiently waiting for the outcome of 20th century fox, not only the film project, but also the investment of Stanton studio. (to be continued). )