The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 375: Mutual Attacks



Chapter 375: Mutual Attacks

[Chapter 375: Mutual Attacks]

In the office, silence fell over everyone.

James Shamus personally reviewed the production teams nominated for several significant awards at this year's Oscars, confirming that the only genuine feminist film was .

Ang Lee stood by, observing, and remarked, "We and both suffered losses, and will directly benefit."

"Since they struck first, we have to hit back," reminded Anderson, the project head from the BlackRock Film Foundation. "Given Harvey Weinstein's consistent wins at the recent Oscars, we can infer that if this continues, it could jeopardize our Oscar chances."

James raised his hand to interrupt others, saying, "Let me think about how to respond."

Everyone else fell silent, waiting for James to make a decision.

As James pondered and

Media personnel kept shooting photos.

These LGBTQ groups were protesting the Million Dollar Baby crew for their discrimination against LGBTQ individuals.

A studio representative came out to explain but was met with verbal assaults from the protesters.

On the second floor, Clint Eastwood watched from the window and asked screenwriter Paul Haggis, "Did we provoke them?"

"No." Paul Haggis, who also served as a co-producer, replied, "On the media front, a surprising report has surfaced about the crew discriminating against LGBTQ individuals, along with an LGBTQ background actor publicly accusing us of discrimination leading to their depression..."

The old cowboy shook his head, "A bunch of crazies! Call the police to get them out of here."

Paul Haggis replied, "They're occupying a public area, calling the police won't help."

Back in his younger days, the stubborn cowboy would've pulled a gun to scare these monsters away.

But decades of Hollywood experience had made him accustomed to all sorts of antics. He said, "This is clearly aimed at us, and I can only assume it's Oscar-related."

Paul Haggis reacted swiftly, "In this award season, there's only one film related to LGBTQ themes."

The old cowboy confirmed, "?" He shook his head, "Oscar PR is hitting a new low."

Paul added, "The incident in '98 went overboard, with so many World War II veterans attacking ."

The tough old cowboy made a firm declaration, "Since they want a war, let's bring it on. I'll contact my old friends to ensure they dismiss as an option."

Paul Haggis advised, "Actually, we could find a difficult group to go after them too. North Hollywood has more than just LGBTQ issues; there's feminism too, and this is a feminist film."

"I'll reach out to my old friends," said the old cowboy, clearly irritated by these activists, gestured, "You contact the feminist organizations."

Paul Haggis responded, "Alright, let's do that!"

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In North Hollywood, at the Feminist Majority Foundation.

Alice carried a bag as she headed towards the meeting room.

Fiona, following closely, had her phone ring. She pulled it out to check, finding a picture sent by a companion via Twitter.

A large crowd gathered at the entrance of the studio, holding various protest and anti-discrimination slogans.

Fiona pocketed her phone and quickly entered the small conference room.

Michelle, Jenna, and other FMF executives arrived one after another.

Today's meeting originally intended to discuss how to utilize the Jamie Foxx incident to further amplify the Feminist Majority Foundation's presence through media.

Fiona planned to bring up the situation to escalate tensions between both sides.

But before she could speak, Michelle declared, "We have a change of plans. Just half an hour ago, we received a call for help from the crew. This is a film supporting women's rights, aiming for the Oscars, which aligns perfectly with our goals. We must assist the crew!"

After months of silence, the feminists needed exposure that was sky-high.

Alice had already provided the Jamie Foxx incident, significantly boosting the Feminist Majority Foundation's visibility.

Now, the crew offered an opportunity to spotlight an Oscar-nominated lead actress, an Oscar-winning director, and a large LGBTQ presence, along with the team who won the Venice Golden Lion; to pass up on such an opportunity would be a crime!

Michelle knew well that in order to entirely restore feminism's influence in Los Angeles before the wildfire, this battle was crucial!

The original topics for today's meeting were no longer of importance.

Jenna turned to her and asked, "What are we going to do?"

Michelle declared, "Now, we're going to attack from three fronts. First, we'll organize a group to head to Burbank to support the crew, clashing with those disgusting gay and lesbian groups! Second, we'll gather a bunch of folks to challenge the crew at Universal Studios for promoting same-sex relations, which harms women's rights!"

She raised her voice, "I ask, if men are all busy with each other, who will serve as our stepping stones? Who will benefit us?"

This argument made perfect sense, earning praise from many in the meeting room.

Finally, Michelle added, "We can't let that jerk Jamie Foxx get away either; he must face serious punishment!"

*****

/Sayonara816.


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