Yu Zhu is a producer who started out with a screenwriter. However, he studied acting before and was in the same class as Feng Shaofeng, Tong Dawei, Yan Hao, Yang Rong, etc. However, he knew that he was not good at appearance, so he embarked on the road of screenwriter and later became a producer. Hu Jing's "The Harem of the Qing Dynasty", Fan Bingbing's "Roll Snow", and Ruby Lin's "The Emperor of the World" were all related to him, but his studio was just a small workshop after all, but he firmly believed that it was Jinzi.It always shines. Sure enough, he was attracted by the Shuangxiong Group. Although it is only a subsidiary of Shuangxiong, Xuanqi Film and Television, it is also amazing. The two companies are going to jointly produce a palace drama that travels through the Qing Dynasty. The female lead is Yang Mi, one of the famous new four young actresses. The male lead is a bit strange. It turns out to be Chen Xiao, a subsidiary of Shuangxiong. This is not the strangest. The strangest thing is that Chen Xiao is the male lead and Qi Chu actually plays the second male lead.
But no matter what, he felt that he might take off. He called the company's artist, his classmate and good friend Yang Rong, to promise her that she would make her famous this time through this drama!
Yang Rong played the leading actress a long time ago, but she may not really have a reputation as an audience. She has never been popular for so many years, but she is indeed beautiful and has a hot figure. Only those who take off her clothes know that, but she doesn't like to show off her breasts very easily.
Since its release, "Uncle" has achieved excellent reputation and box office. The box office exceeded 71 million in the first three days of the release, and it has emerged from the magical box office curve of Sunday > Saturday > Friday. Under normal circumstances, Saturday should be the day with the highest box office in the week. The Uncle's box office continued to rise on Sunday, indicating that reputation has affected more viewers entering the movie. Unfortunately, it still regretfully lost to the strong "Change 2", which won another 72 million in the third week of the change 2, and dominated the mainland weekly box office for three consecutive weeks, with a total box office of 3.7 billion, without any suspense, becoming the new box office champion in the history of mainland film.
After getting the box office results of the uncle in the first week, Qi Chu flew directly to Los Angeles. His new film "The Shocking Demons" is about to start filming. At the same time, a producer from South Korea's Xijie Entertainment suddenly called Li Zhenfan, the director of "Uncle" and told him a very bad news. China has just recently released a movie called "Uncle" and according to their understanding, the plot is very similar to their uncle. Now they have sent the Chinese branch to watch the movie immediately, and secretly record the movie, and then analyze it.
Li Zhenfan felt that he was unfair. He had never plagiarized Chinese movies. He had never known that there were similar movies in China. If you want to talk about plagiarism, I'm afraid they all got inspiration from an American action movie. How could this be considered plagiarism?
Now that the movie has been half made, you can't stop it because of this. The producer also told him that the Chinese movie had more than 2.3 million viewers in three days after it was released, with great potential. Koreans are used to using the number of viewers to calculate box office results. They can produce a movie with 10 million people almost a year, even if the market conditions are good this year, there are only a few movies with over 10 million people in South Korea's history. However, compared with the movies with a box office of over 300 million in mainland China, it can be seen that the market for Korean movies is really good. Korean citizens support their own movies very much, but they have only such a small population. If they can't get out, they can only do this. But China is different. The highest-grossing movies in China are only more than 300 million, with more than 10 million viewers, while China has a population of 1.3 billion. The potential here is too great.
On the same day, a small news broke in Beijing. In a Hongxiu Cinema in Beijing, the theater staff caught a Korean who stole the Uncle. After investigation, it was still a staff member of the China Office of Xijie Entertainment in South Korea. This matter was fined and the evidence was destroyed in accordance with normal laws and regulations, but it scared South Korea.
Fortunately, this cannot be explained by their company's instructions, and it is purely a personal behavior of the employee. Later, the employee had to dictate the plot of the Chinese movie "Uncle", which surprised the director and producer, because the plots of the two movies were as similar as more than 90%!
You said this was a coincidence, who believed Ah!
If the filming is really done, the Double Bears will likely hold them legally responsible. Although the international lawsuit usually takes several years to be fought, the company can afford it, the Double Bears is also a big company, and it has also developed a Hollywood career, which makes it even more affordable.
Director Li Zhenfan gave the producer a note: We can buy the Chinese adaptation rights now, so that our movie will become a remake. Although it is not very nice, at least the legal responsibility has been cleared.
The producer calculated the comparison of the cost between deleting and modifying the plot and buying copyrights, and thought it was more reliable to buy copyrights. Deleting and modifying the plot couldn't help but spend more money, and it also delayed the shooting progress. Even if the actors were dedicated and able to wait, the rental studio was a huge expense.
So Xijie Entertainment immediately contacted Shuangxiong Film and proposed to buy the adaptation rights of "Uncle". The company reported this matter to Qi Chu because he wrote the script and he was also the boss, so he had the final decision. Qi Chu probably guessed what the Korean side meant and proposed a sky-high price of 10 million yuan.
This is simply a naked quarrel. Unless it is a big Hollywood company, the adaptation rights between Asian companies cannot reach such a price. The Korean version of the uncle has already invested a lot, and with the adaptation fee of 10 million, the pressure to recover the money is even greater. They thought they could get it at most 1 million.
But Qi Chu bit the price to death. Even if he didn't buy it, he didn't care. If the other party didn't buy it, there would be only two results. Either spend more than 10 million yuan to perform major surgery on the movie, or wait for the movie to be sued by the two bears after it was released, and at the same time, he would ruin the reputation of Korean movies.
In the end, Xijie Entertainment gritted its teeth and agreed to a sky-high adaptation fee of 10 million yuan. Shuangxiong immediately reported the news through various media channels. For a time, it became even more powerful in my Chinese-language movies. The title of "Uncle" became even louder~
But no matter what, he felt that he might take off. He called the company's artist, his classmate and good friend Yang Rong, to promise her that she would make her famous this time through this drama!
Yang Rong played the leading actress a long time ago, but she may not really have a reputation as an audience. She has never been popular for so many years, but she is indeed beautiful and has a hot figure. Only those who take off her clothes know that, but she doesn't like to show off her breasts very easily.
Since its release, "Uncle" has achieved excellent reputation and box office. The box office exceeded 71 million in the first three days of the release, and it has emerged from the magical box office curve of Sunday > Saturday > Friday. Under normal circumstances, Saturday should be the day with the highest box office in the week. The Uncle's box office continued to rise on Sunday, indicating that reputation has affected more viewers entering the movie. Unfortunately, it still regretfully lost to the strong "Change 2", which won another 72 million in the third week of the change 2, and dominated the mainland weekly box office for three consecutive weeks, with a total box office of 3.7 billion, without any suspense, becoming the new box office champion in the history of mainland film.
After getting the box office results of the uncle in the first week, Qi Chu flew directly to Los Angeles. His new film "The Shocking Demons" is about to start filming. At the same time, a producer from South Korea's Xijie Entertainment suddenly called Li Zhenfan, the director of "Uncle" and told him a very bad news. China has just recently released a movie called "Uncle" and according to their understanding, the plot is very similar to their uncle. Now they have sent the Chinese branch to watch the movie immediately, and secretly record the movie, and then analyze it.
Li Zhenfan felt that he was unfair. He had never plagiarized Chinese movies. He had never known that there were similar movies in China. If you want to talk about plagiarism, I'm afraid they all got inspiration from an American action movie. How could this be considered plagiarism?
Now that the movie has been half made, you can't stop it because of this. The producer also told him that the Chinese movie had more than 2.3 million viewers in three days after it was released, with great potential. Koreans are used to using the number of viewers to calculate box office results. They can produce a movie with 10 million people almost a year, even if the market conditions are good this year, there are only a few movies with over 10 million people in South Korea's history. However, compared with the movies with a box office of over 300 million in mainland China, it can be seen that the market for Korean movies is really good. Korean citizens support their own movies very much, but they have only such a small population. If they can't get out, they can only do this. But China is different. The highest-grossing movies in China are only more than 300 million, with more than 10 million viewers, while China has a population of 1.3 billion. The potential here is too great.
On the same day, a small news broke in Beijing. In a Hongxiu Cinema in Beijing, the theater staff caught a Korean who stole the Uncle. After investigation, it was still a staff member of the China Office of Xijie Entertainment in South Korea. This matter was fined and the evidence was destroyed in accordance with normal laws and regulations, but it scared South Korea.
Fortunately, this cannot be explained by their company's instructions, and it is purely a personal behavior of the employee. Later, the employee had to dictate the plot of the Chinese movie "Uncle", which surprised the director and producer, because the plots of the two movies were as similar as more than 90%!
You said this was a coincidence, who believed Ah!
If the filming is really done, the Double Bears will likely hold them legally responsible. Although the international lawsuit usually takes several years to be fought, the company can afford it, the Double Bears is also a big company, and it has also developed a Hollywood career, which makes it even more affordable.
Director Li Zhenfan gave the producer a note: We can buy the Chinese adaptation rights now, so that our movie will become a remake. Although it is not very nice, at least the legal responsibility has been cleared.
The producer calculated the comparison of the cost between deleting and modifying the plot and buying copyrights, and thought it was more reliable to buy copyrights. Deleting and modifying the plot couldn't help but spend more money, and it also delayed the shooting progress. Even if the actors were dedicated and able to wait, the rental studio was a huge expense.
So Xijie Entertainment immediately contacted Shuangxiong Film and proposed to buy the adaptation rights of "Uncle". The company reported this matter to Qi Chu because he wrote the script and he was also the boss, so he had the final decision. Qi Chu probably guessed what the Korean side meant and proposed a sky-high price of 10 million yuan.
This is simply a naked quarrel. Unless it is a big Hollywood company, the adaptation rights between Asian companies cannot reach such a price. The Korean version of the uncle has already invested a lot, and with the adaptation fee of 10 million, the pressure to recover the money is even greater. They thought they could get it at most 1 million.
But Qi Chu bit the price to death. Even if he didn't buy it, he didn't care. If the other party didn't buy it, there would be only two results. Either spend more than 10 million yuan to perform major surgery on the movie, or wait for the movie to be sued by the two bears after it was released, and at the same time, he would ruin the reputation of Korean movies.
In the end, Xijie Entertainment gritted its teeth and agreed to a sky-high adaptation fee of 10 million yuan. Shuangxiong immediately reported the news through various media channels. For a time, it became even more powerful in my Chinese-language movies. The title of "Uncle" became even louder~
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