Nanaya has always been good to Ryan Reynolds.
It's not that Nanaya likes the role played by this actor.
Nanaya has been in the entertainment industry for so long, and of course he knows that the role played by an actor should be viewed separately from the actor himself.
Nanaya thinks Ryan Reynolds is good because this guy is very sensible and smart.
Aside from that silly Karen Gillan bitch, you'd be hard-pressed to see this guy completely offend anyone or any studio.
And this guy never shy away from talking about his failures and dark history.
You can often see him making fun of Green Lantern in just about any setting, even in other movies he's starred in.
But even so, his relationship with Warner has always been very good, and he even starred in "Detective Pikachu" filmed by Warner later.
This shows how strong this actor's communication skills are.
For such talents, Nanaya would certainly not hesitate to lend a helping hand.
The future collaboration between Washimine and Ryan Reynolds will definitely be a long-term one.
It's not just Deadpool, it's other movies as well.
Although there is no "Pokemon" in this life, there is still the "Pet Master" series.
As the world's number one commercial IP, Nanaya will certainly not miss the opportunity to make this series into a movie.
However, the main game in this series is really difficult to adapt. If it is changed into a spin-off work like "The Great Detective: Electric Mouse", it will definitely have a better effect.
The movie from my previous life received average reviews, but it performed very well commercially.
Nanaya plans to make a movie similar to the one in his previous life.
In fact, it doesn't matter if the plot is a little bit bloody. There is no need to worry too much about commercial movies.
But there must be more Pokémon and more battle scenes.
Although this will increase costs a lot, Nanaya believes that as long as the Pokémon in the movie perform better, the money can definitely be earned back.
"Ryan, Washimine Entertainment has always been committed to working with talented actors." Nanaya looked at Ryan with a very sincere look, "I believe that the movie "Deadpool" will definitely be a big hit."
"Thank you, Director Kiryu."
Ryan Reynolds paused, and then he asked tentatively: "Hugh Jackman asked me, he wants to know when the new "X-Men" will start shooting."
If we were to say which actors Washimine was most worried about after acquiring Fox, it would naturally be the actors in the "X-Men" series.
Forget about that flop Fantastic Four.
Now the Human Torch is wearing the American Stars and Stripes, commanding the Avengers to have a blast.
Even if someone asked Chris Evans to go back to play "Fantastic Four" now, he would definitely turn his nose up at it.
But the X-Men series is different.
Although the reputation of "X-Men 3" was not very good, it still made money.
The spin-off "Wolverine" was a flop, but the impact on this film was almost zero.
Under such circumstances, Washimine Entertainment certainly cannot ignore this IP with extremely high commercial value.
But the problem with superhero movies is that the value of the character far outweighs the value of the actor.
Everyone knows that Marvel is now playing its own MCU. Washimine and Marvel can directly start the new era of X-Men without using old actors.
This makes the old X-Men actors very upset. They finally got a long-term meal ticket, but it is coming to an end so soon.
The worst thing is that they have no capital to resist this restart.
When it comes to changing actors, the die-hard fans of the series are always the ones who are most resistant.
But this time, it was these fans who supported the change of actors.
In the eyes of these fans, it would be best if the old actors could be used again, but it doesn't matter if that's not possible. The most important thing is to let the X-Men return to the embrace of Marvel daddy.
Therefore, the old actors are the most anxious about Washimine's next phase of X-Men movie plans.
But the actors didn't dare to ask Washimine about this themselves because they all had the "Fox" label on them.
So Ryan Reynolds became the middleman.
In the eyes of veteran actors, since Washimine is willing to start "Deadpool", he must be fond of Ryan Reynolds.
It would be perfect for him to be the messenger.
In fact, these actors'guesses were not wrong. Nanaya did have a different opinion of Ryan Reynolds.
Seven Nights also has its own considerations for the questions raised by Ryan Reynolds.
The old X-Men series has ended, and there is not much value that those old actors can create.
Apart from Hugh Jackman, the others can only be considered sentimental cards at best.
In fact, Nanaya's views were surprisingly consistent with those of Fox's top management in the previous life.
The old actors can retire after performing in "Days of Future Past".
"Ryan, you can tell Hugh Jackman that Wolverine's story is not over yet. Washimine will have a project related to Wolverine in the future."
Nanaya' answer left Ryan Reynolds scratching his head.
Wolverine will continue to be used, so it doesn't matter for the others?
But Ryan Reynolds couldn't say much. The film company had to consider the cost and revenue of the film, and replacing actors was a normal thing.
For a moment, the atmosphere quickly became tense.
After a long while, Ryan Reynolds nodded and said, "Okay, I'll talk to Hugh Jackman."
The implication is that apart from Hugh Jackman, no one else would know that Washimine had plans to replace the actor.
Nanaya shrugged and watched Ryan Reynolds leave.
I have to say that communication between smart people is easy. Nanaya just mentioned it briefly and Ryan Reynolds knew what to do.
A familiar sound of high heels hitting the ground was heard behind him, and Nanaya knew who was coming without even turning his head.
"Did he come to see you?"
"How is that possible? He knows his position very well. Why would he ask me such a thankless task?"
The person who came over was Shion. She said to Nanaya, "He knows exactly what position he is in. He must have been rehearsing for a long time to wait for your answer."
"Is that so?"
There was no expression on Nanaya's face.
Shion smiled happily: "This way, the actors can save us a lot of trouble. As expected, the people you choose are always very outstanding talents."
The two of them laughed at the same time with tacit understanding.
Afterwards, Nanaya and Shion returned to the front hall together.
At this time, the other crew members had already walked in, even Yoshinaga Yukari and Sugiyama, who did not appear in the prologue, were present.
The two of them were invited by Nanaya to come and support the prologue of FGO.
"Why can't I see Ryan?" Yoshinaga Yukari asked curiously.
"She has an acting class today, so she won't come." Nanaya looked at Yoshinaga Yukari strangely, "Do you have something to talk to her about?"
He didn't remember any interactions between Yoshinaga Yukari and Ryan.
Yoshinaga Yukari withdrew her gaze from Sakura and Rin in the distance, and said with a look of regret: "Director, all your harem are here, but she is missing, which makes me very uncomfortable..."
"Stop talking to me about this useless stuff!"
Nanaya snorted coldly. Was this woman, Yoshinaga Yukari, planning to laugh at her Shura Field?
Yoshinaga Yukari pouted and said, "I just want to see how you move among the flowers."
"Hehe."
Nanaya sneered twice.
A few people chatted for a while, and then at Shion's invitation, they walked into the screening room together.
"How's the situation in Japan? Has the crew resumed operations?"
Nanaya asked in a low voice to Sugiyama beside him as they walked.
On March 11, the great earthquake that Nanaya remembered occurred in Japan.
The crew of "Shimousa" was in Tokyo at the time and no members had any accidents.
But the disaster still had a great impact on the crew.
Especially the series of events after the disaster forced the crew to temporarily shut down.
"It's all right now." Sugiyama gestured to Nanaya to relax, "The crew has resumed work. Everything is back to normal, Nanaya-sensei."
Japan is a country that suffers from many disasters, so they have long been accustomed to facing natural disasters.
Although this earthquake and tsunami were extremely terrifying, the Japanese have long been accustomed to it.
Just wait until the disaster is over and start over.
Sugiyama is also very optimistic about this matter. He does not think that this disaster will plague Japan for too long.
Nanaya shook his head slightly at his apprentice's optimistic attitude.
Although this natural disaster is not a big deal, the man-made disaster that occurred afterwards will continue.
If handled properly, the series of troubles after the earthquake could have been completely avoided.
But the Japanese government's weird thinking makes them choose the worst option every time they make a decision.
The result is that things develop towards the worst and become a mess in the end.
All I can say is that the Japanese government's ability to handle this kind of thing is so poor that they can't even copy homework properly.
For those people, whenever there is an emergency without precedent, the first thing they think of is to procrastinate.
Nanaya felt that he could suggest that Washimine increase aid to Japan. It would be a good thing to help the people who have been severely harmed.
At the same time, it can also improve Washimine's image in the minds of the Japanese people.
Washimine has grown bigger and bigger in recent years and has surpassed Sony to become Japan's number one entertainment conglomerate.
Under such circumstances, the corporate image must also keep up with the changes.
For Washimine now, the simple increase in profit figures is no longer that important.
Being an industry leader is not only an honor, but also a responsibility.
All the companies below are watching what you do.
If the company is led by a boss who is rich and unkind, does things recklessly and does not care about his manners, then one can imagine how chaotic the companies below will be.
Nanaya doesn't want Washimine to set a bad example. He has always felt that a company that leads the industry can at least distinguish between right and wrong and black and white, and stick to its bottom line as a company.
This is not just public relations or hypocrisy.
This is something every company needs to go through when it reaches a certain stage of development.