Hollywood starts with an agent

Chapter 706 prepared a surprise.

In addition to the currently showing Universal fantasy comedy film "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," Jim Carrey also starred in a 20th Century Fox comedy film this summer, "Two Heads," which grossed $90 million in North America and $140 million worldwide on a $51 million investment.

After Jim Carrey's two failed attempts to win the Academy Award for Best Actor for "The Truman Show" and "Man on the Moon," he became somewhat disheartened and went back to his old ways, starring in pure commercial comedies such as "Two Heads" and "How the Grinch Stole Christmas."

However, after being in Hollywood for so long, he couldn't resist the temptation of the Oscar statuette and decided to take on the drama film "The Movie".
"The Movie" was produced by Castle Stone and distributed by Warner Bros., and directed by Frank Darabont, who shared a similar fate with him.

Frank Darabont's previous films, The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, were critically acclaimed and commercially successful, but he also missed out on an Oscar.

This time, Frank Darabont abandoned Stephen King's prison novel theme and teamed up with Jim Carrey to develop a romantic film, "The Movie," aiming to make another run at the Oscars!

Jennifer Aniston, however, was understanding, saying, "It seems Jim Carrey still has ambitions; he really doesn't want to be typecast in comedies."

"I'm also preparing to star in Fox Searchlight's drama film 'The Catcher in the Rye,' and I want to get rid of the shadow of Rachel Green from 'Friends'!"

Aaron put his arm around the woman's waist and kissed her on the cheek. "That's good. Anyway, Jim Carrey is going to be filming 'Movie Life'. Once you've finished your projects, you can officially start the 'Bruce Almighty' project."

Moreover, Universal has already signed Jim Carrey, so once he finishes filming "The Movie," "Bruce Almighty" can officially begin preparations.

After all, Dawn's collaboration with Jim Carrey has always been very pleasant, with two "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" films, "The Mask," "Liar Liar," and the currently showing "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" all being blockbusters!

"Not only that, I also want Al Pacino to appear in 'Bruce Almighty' as God."

Jennifer Aniston laughed. "Doesn't that mean I can work with Mr. Pacino again?"

In "Traffic," Jennifer Aniston had quite a few scenes with Al Pacino.

Aaron nodded. In any case, he definitely wouldn't cast Morgan Freeman, a black man, to play God!

At night, in the bathroom of the Belair villa, Aaron and Jennifer Aniston were taking a hot shower together under the showerhead. "Honey, it hasn't sagged yet!"

“Hmm, don’t scare me,” Jennifer Aniston nestled into the man’s arms.

Then, she tilted her head back and kissed the man behind her passionately. "Aaron, I have a surprise for you!"

Aaron was somewhat surprised. "What surprise?"

“I just spoke to Kate Beckinsale, she’ll be here as soon as possible,” Jennifer Aniston said, closing her eyes.
"She lives not far from here."

Aaron couldn't help but laugh. "This is really a big surprise. It seems you really enjoyed it last time!" With that, Aaron pinned Jennifer Aniston against the wall, their lips and tongues entwined, giving the girl a little treat before Kate Beckinsale could come over.

Soon, Jennifer Aniston's excited shouts echoed from the bathroom...

On the other hand, on December 3, George W. Bush's campaign again called on Albert Gore to accept the Florida election results, but Gore's campaign rejected the request.

However, Albert Gore said on CBS's "60 Minutes" that he would accept the result if an orderly process proved that George W. Bush had won the presidential election.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Justice stated that the Supreme Court has sent representatives to Florida to investigate the inside story of this presidential election dispute!
On December 4, good news came from the Bush camp: the Lyon County Circuit Court of Appeals in Florida rejected Albert Gore's lawsuit challenging the Florida vote count results.
Albert Gore's camp appealed the ruling to the Florida Supreme Court.

However, on this day, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it was holding off the Florida Supreme Court's ruling that the Florida handwritten votes were valid and sent the case back to the Florida Supreme Court for retrial.
Albert Gore's campaign suffered another major blow, its fate hanging by a thread at the Florida Supreme Court, seemingly already decided.

But Albert Gore's camp declared they would never admit defeat!

Everything will have to wait until December 12th for the Supreme Court to make its ruling. Whether it's the Florida Supreme Court or the Lyon County Circuit Court of Appeals, the losing party will definitely not accept it.

Various civic organizations and political forces were also extremely active, with supporters of George W. Bush and Albert Gore organizing numerous demonstrations to express their support for their respective camps.

Supporters of George W. Bush organized a protest in Tallahassee, Florida, demanding an end to the recount, saying, "We need a president, not endless vote-counting disputes."

Meanwhile, Albert Gore's supporters held rallies in Miami and other cities, calling for "respect for every vote."

As for the mass media, their role in election disputes is even more complex:

On the one hand, mass media is the main channel for information dissemination, and its reporting directly affects the public's perception of events;
On the other hand, the media itself is not entirely neutral; its agenda-setting and reporting tendencies profoundly influence the direction of public opinion on the controversy.

On the conservative side, media outlets like FNC (Fox News) are the representatives, while CNN represents the liberal side!

In addition, although ABC and CBS claim to maintain neutrality, they also have their own biases in their reporting.

Overall, however, the George W. Bush camp had the upper hand in the media.

Because the US election has now become a huge joke both domestically and internationally. Both sides have wasted too much time on disputes such as media and lawsuits. Now that the Republicans have won the election, they should get George W. Bush into the presidency as soon as possible!

(End of this chapter)