Just then, a voice speaking broken mandarin came.
Following that, everyone saw Kerry, looking travel-worn, appear at the doorway of the conference room.
Good heavens, this guy actually chased him all the way to China?!
Crazy, at this moment, everyone felt their brain cells weren't enough.
Was this planned? Or...
Su Yu, sitting in the center, was also a bit stunned at this moment, because this truly wasn't planned.
In fact, Su Yu had even considered excluding Kerry earlier because Kerry hadn't spoken up when Stewart provoked him.
But who would have thought that Kerry didn't reply not because he didn't want to, but because he immediately boarded a plane and came to China?
Was this his way of wanting to explain to Su Yu in person?
Moreover, Kerry was not on today's invitation list, so he really came by himself.
For this, Su Yu was quite touched.
Originally, he had planned to play the male lead in the movie himself to complete the filming as quickly as possible.
After all, he had the complete script and storyboards in his mind, and he even bought the original film from System Miss to watch.
That's why he was confident he could finish filming in a few days and then release it directly to slap Lionsgate Films and Stewart in the face.
It wasn't that Su Yu was narrow-minded and couldn't tolerate others' sarcastic provocations.
It was that this time they went a bit too far, belittling Chinese cinema while stepping on himself.
This was something Su Yu couldn't tolerate; if he could endure this, wouldn't it mean he agreed with Stewart's claim of a 'sci-fi desert'?
"Okay! I'm very happy to collaborate again! Although there's no acting fee, I can give you 5% of the box office share, and you cannot refuse!"
Su Yu and Kerry stood up and shook hands, saying words that once again stunned Kerry, the media, and reporters.
Is it really okay to say the box office share out loud like that in public?
And Kerry truly hit the jackpot this time.
Even if this movie is a money-making venture, with his influence in China, the box office in China alone would definitely not be low, right?
And Kerry actually stumbled into getting 5%? This is simply a huge profit.
Plus, after taking a side this time, Kerry will definitely be able to thrive at Tianxing Entertainment in the future, and his future development momentum must not be underestimated.
Even if Su Yu's movie flops in the end, Kerry has already won big, hasn't he?!
A press conference where Su Yu announced three things ended not long after Kerry appeared.
The truth was that Su Yu hardly answered reporters' questions in the later stages.
For example, when a reporter asked him: "Teacher Su Yu, I saw the wedding ring on your ring finger, have you successfully proposed?"
Su Yu didn't even bother to respond to the other party.
Not only had he successfully proposed, but Su Yu and Han Jiangxue had even quietly registered their marriage just before the press conference.
Registering on his 22nd birthday and entering another stage of his life, Su Yu felt pretty good about it.
As for the wedding? He wasn't in a hurry to hold it yet.
He would have to wait until his Blue Star Concert ended, wouldn't he?
And Su Yu also planned to take Han Jiangxue with him on this Blue Star Concert tour, treating it as a trip after getting their marriage certificate.
If it weren't for Lionsgate Films and Stewart suddenly causing trouble, Su Yu wouldn't have wanted to take on any work recently.
After the press conference, Su Yu and the others immediately immersed themselves in the production of the new movie.
They no longer had the mind to care about the outside world, which had already erupted due to the three things Su Yu announced.
Lionsgate Films and Stewart, aren't you looking for buzz? Then we'll give it to you.
We just hope you can handle it in the end!
And Lionsgate Films and Stewart also didn't expect Su Yu's reaction to be so big.
But that's what they wanted!
Provoking Su Yu and belittling Chinese cinema, wasn't it all to piggyback on Su Yu's popularity?
Now that Su Yu was so cooperative, how could they not make good use of it?
Subsequently, the promotion for "demon slayer" gained momentum again, directly releasing some promotional videos and behind-the-scenes footage, leveraging this buzz.
Stewart even stated in an interview: "I am very happy to compete with Su Yu's new movie at the box office, I just hope Su Yu won't cry then!"
On the 30th, Kerry, in a film crew in Yanjing, excitedly received the script.
After reading the script, he was a bit dumbfounded.
He just wanted to shout: "Holy cow! Su Yu is awesome!"
It's just that the lines for him, the lead actor, were a bit too much pressure, not that he couldn't remember the lines or act the role well.
It was that the filming time for the movie was too short!
He could only memorize the lines according to the filming sequence of the plot and ponder the psychology of this male lead, how to act it out.
And the actors acting opposite him actually faced the same problem.
But this was Su Yu's movie! Being chosen to act in it was already a godsend; even if they had to stay up late for days, they had to act it well, right?
Moreover, the movie would be released globally! Good heavens, they really didn't know what kind of hypnotic drug Su Yu had given Disney and MGM to make them go crazy with Su Yu!
Hypnotic drug? Of course not!
Just an exchange of interests.
To ensure that this seemingly joking and nonsensical movie could be released globally as quickly as possible.
Su Yu had offered enough benefits.
That was zootopia!
Su Yu promised Disney 40% and MGM 10% of the investment share, which facilitated the quick launch of this project.
Without sufficient benefits, only a fool would go crazy with Su Yu.
Compared to Su Yu's "sci-fi" movie filmed within a week, they obviously valued the incredibly mature project of zootopia more.
Because in their experienced eyes, this movie could not only achieve impressive box office results, but the later IP and merchandise would also bring them huge profits.
Allen and Parker, at this moment, were somewhat grateful to Lionsgate Films and Stewart for provoking Su Yu.
...
On the 1st, the results for the 17th issue were also released.
Although Su Yu's "The Rest of My Life" was a folk song not very suitable for competitions, it still won the championship of this round with a slight advantage.
And, as expected, the majority of this song's downloads came from China, Japan, and South Korea.
The songwriters from other countries were somewhat helpless about this; their works in this issue were clearly not bad, but in terms of popularity and buzz, they were too far behind Su Yu.
Moreover, this time, Lionsgate Films and Stewart's piggybacking on the buzz and hype also affected Su Yu's song downloads to a certain extent.
Losing was also within expectations.
Second place went to Fernando from France, third place was Ida Shoichiro, fourth place Chris, and fifth place was surprisingly Jin Damin!
However, due to the matter between Su Yu and Stewart, the popularity of Blue Star Concert was also affected to a certain extent.
Regarding the newly released results, online discussions were significantly less.
This made Jin Damin, who had just gained another point, almost gnash his back teeth!
Why?! He got points, so why didn't he get a hero's treatment?!
Instead, another piece of news had more 話題度 on the Chinese internet!
That was that the new book "xiao ao jianghu" by the wuxia novel master Gu Zhou Suo Li Weng was officially released.