A Film Queen

Chapter 93 Mr Tate Will Visits the Set The commotion on set was so loud and chaotic that even the normally preoccupied Mr. Hawkins couldn't- ignore it.

He stormed over with his script in hand, exuding authority. "What's going on here? Why is everyone gathering around? Is there a monkey show? Has the crew cleaned up the set? Is all the equipment ready? Are the actors in makeup? If none of that's done, why are you all gathering around here?" Since the director had lashed out, those who were watching the show quickly dispersed.

As the crowd cleared, Alan finally saw Oliver, the pink-haired guy in the middle. His face darkened and he scolded, "What are you doing here? Pack your things and leave!" Already in a foul mood, Alan couldn't believe Oliver dared to show up before his eyes.

Oliver just grinned. He pretended not to notice the director's temper and boldly approached. "Mr. Hawkins, I'm here to act.

"Act?" Alan sneered coldly and mocked, "Our production is too minor to accommodate someone of your caliber. Leave now before I get really angry." Oliver acted as if he hadn't heard. He inched closer with a cheeky smile and said, “Oh, there's plenty of room forhere; I'm not that impressive. Actually, Mr. Hawkins, you need to hearout!" Arms crossed, Alan watched coldly. He wanted to listen to what Oliver had to say.

Then Oliver used up all the acting skills he had and lamented passionately. "Mr. Hawkins, you have no idea. Since I was a child, I've had a dream of making a globally renowned, cutting-edge film-one that would make 180-year-old elders and eight-month-old babies alike clap their hands in approval. But... alas! "Fate has played a cruel joke on me. I've waited over twenty years for a film like this, and just when I thought my dream would never ctrue, your script appeared out of nowhere, landing right in front of me. At first, I was sceptical, but then I took a look. My God, what a masterpiece! This is a groundbreaking. earth-shattering epic! "If I don't act in this film, I wouldn't be doing justice to my upbringing, your mentorship, or the entire industry! "So, I have to act on this! I must! I absolutely must! If I don't, Halturia's entertainment industry will deteriorate by twenty years. How terrifying would that be? Mr. Hawkins, as a renowned director in Halturia, you wouldn't want that to happen, would you?" Alan was momentarily speechless.

Well, this guy certainly had a flair for .

Has he regressed by twenty years in the entertainment industry? Where did he get such audacity? Il'ho give him that confidence? However, on the other hand, if he truly wanted to take on the role, it would be for the best. At least it would save a lot of trouble and relieve much of the media pressure.

Chapter 93 Mr Tate Will Visits the Set 66% → Finished mind?" Oliver waved his hand grandly and promised, "Absolutely, Mr. Hawkins! To prove my loyalty, I'll do it for free. Despite directing his words towards Mr. Hawkins, his gaze remained fixed on Milly, seemingly pledging his loyalty to her.

Alan raised an eyebrow and said, "Letmake it clear, I'm not replacing Giselle. Don't even think about IL If Oliver insisted on not acting with Milly, he'd have security throw him out immediately.

Oliver clapped his hands and said excitedly. "Absolutely, Giselle cannot be replaced. I'll fight anyone who tries!" Alan scrutinised him. He was unsure of his motives but willing to give him another chance. He said, "Fine, go and put on the makeup." "Will do!" The assistant director watched Oliver dash off, his pink hair bouncing. He frowned and asked, “Mr. Hawkins, are you sure about this?" Alan responded with a cold grunt and replied, “I'll give him another chance. If he pulls any more stunts, I'll break his legs myself!" The assistant director hesitated, mumbling, “But... we just called those available male actors, and sare already on their way. If we backtrack now, it wouldn't look good on us, would it?" Alan frowned, realising he had forgotten about that.

"Forget it. There are still a few minor roles in the script that haven't been cast yet. Ask them if they're willing to take on those roles. If they don't, get their contact information, and we'll consider them for the next movie The assistant director nodded. "Alright, that seemed like the best we could do." Just as he was about to leave, he remembered something and hurriedly added, "Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Tate's assistant called. He'll be visiting the set later today." Frowned, Alan didn't immediately understand who he was referring to. He asked, "Who? Which Mr. Tate?” "Who else could it be? The one from Tate Group, the assistant director clarified.

Alan had finally remembered.

It was the investor who had put in 15 million.

"Who's he visiting? We don't have any Tate Group actors in the production team, do we?"

"Of course we do," the assistant director quickly responded. "Don't you remember? Neal Hansenistone of the actors we asked about. He's an artist with Tate Group. He's been doing quite well these past few years, so I reckon Mr. Tate is coming to visit.

him." 3.66% Chapter 93 Mr Tate Will Visits the Set Upon hearing this, Alan realised that Neal was actually an artist for Tate Group.

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He usually interacted with the manager and the actors themselves, but rarely through the companies, so he wasn't clear about which company the artists belonged to. If George was coming to see Neal, they couldn't let him leave.

"Coordinate with Neal's team. Find out which role they're interested in and make adjustments. We need to keep him no matter what." The assistant director nodded and agreed, "Got it." Meanwhile.

Neal couldn't believe his boss was visiting. He was so overjoyed that he kept asking for confirmation, “Really? Mr. Tate told you so? He's coming to see me?" The assistant director smiled and said, "Yes, that's what he said." Neal clenched his fists in excitement. He would have jumped with joy if it weren't for the people around him.

His boss was finally acknowledging m the hard work he had put in. According to rumours, Date Group's top star was transitioning, and his boss visiting him now might mean he was next in line. He had to seize this opportunity and give it his all! 20