Heads Up Hollywood

Lori Lively thought for a while, and decided to advise her sister so that she could win more favors from Tang En, so she whispered: "Your kind of family is different from normal families, you have to find ways to please Tang En." Well, follow his wishes and don't quarrel with him. Even if there is a conflict, don't quarrel, just find me if you have a temper, and don't make him unhappy. "

Blake Lively smiled and said, "Sister, I understand what you said. Besides, Tang En is fine. He is the gentlest man I have ever seen. He is very considerate to us. There is no quarrel."

Lori Lively is someone who has been there, so she said angrily: "What do you know? You don't feel anything when you are young and beautiful now. What about after a few years? When you get old, you lose your color?"

Blake Lively looked unnatural, "Then he won't bully women, I can see that."

Lori Lively sighed, and said: "It's not about bullying women. With his status... how can he have extra time to do such things? What if it's cold violence?"

"Cold violence?"

"That's right. Think about it, what is Twain's identity? Can there be no women around him? You can't tell that you are young and beautiful now. When you are no longer young, will he still spoil you? At that time, he will be around you." You are still beautiful like a cloud, but you are left alone, what should I do?"

After all, twenty years older, Lori Lively saw things from a much sharper angle.

Blake Lively was in a cold sweat.

She understood that if she wanted to be Tang En's real girlfriend and get the trust fund authorization from him, she had to remain faithful to her decision. Tang En can be courteous and flirtatious outside, but a woman can only stay at home alone. If you dare to hook up with wild men, let alone other things, the trust fund will definitely be gone!

$50 million a year, in your forties and fifties... That's at least $1.5 billion! If the future inheritance distribution rights and industrial decision-making rights are included, the loss will be even greater.

So no matter what, don't betray Tang En.

For women, it's a little too cruel.

Are you going to lose your sex life just half a century ago?

Blake Lively felt the tragedy of this kind of woman marrying into a wealthy family, and muttered to himself: "At that time...the mother will only be more expensive according to the child..."

When you get old and look bad, and lose the love of men, you really can only rely on your children as your spiritual support.

Lori Lively sighed. She knew that marrying into a rich family is not always a good thing. Happiness and desolation always go hand in hand. Get out, why bother to be someone's concubine?"

"No!" Blake Lively flatly refused, "Impossible! Sister, you haven't really seen Tang En's way of life, so you won't understand. I won't leave him."

"Have you figured it out?"

"Well, I've decided."

Seeing the resolute attitude of this little sister, Lori Lively didn't say much. This younger sister has a very righteous idea. No matter how much she decides, it is useless to be persuaded by others.

He simply changed the subject and continued to gossip, "By the way, Tang En...you women...how do you usually arrange things at night? Do you all sleep together?"

Blake Lively blushed slightly, "Normally it's in groups of two, I'm with another girl."

"Are you used to it?"

"It's... not bad, I'm used to it."

Lori Lively asked curiously again: "Is Tang En... really powerful?"

"sister!"

Blake Lively was really helpless and let out annoyed.

Lori Lively looked embarrassing and smiled, "I just asked that casually, hehe."

Blake Lively leaned over and whispered in her ear: "It's easy to deal with the two of us. Sometimes we are three or four together, and he is also very calm. I heard that he often does some exaggerated things outside. Great scene, amazing!"

Lori Lively opened her eyes wide, as if she had forgotten to blink.

...

There is no doubt that Michael Eisner is a legend.

In Hollywood, like Microsoft's Bill Gates and General Electric's Jack Welch, he has become the embodiment of the enterprise and is a veritable star CEO.

Every week, he will appear on Disney Channel TV, or talk shows, or recommend movies, or explain the history of the company. His exposure frequency in the media is no less than that of Hollywood stars.

But is this right?

Not necessarily, because it was Mickey Mouse's job, and Michael Eisner took his job.

Disney's logo should be Mickey Mouse, not Michael Eisner.

Since the accidental death of Disney's president Frank Wells in an air crash in 1994, Disney's management has had problems.

In the past, Disney was a dual-track management system of CEO Michael Eisner and President Frank Wells. One sings the red face and the other sings the bad face, forming a balance.

But after Frank Wells left, Disney was left with overbearing dictatorship and severe pressure. In this case, a large number of Disney's top executives have left.

In fact, Michael Eisner also knows where his weaknesses lie, and once delegated power, such as Miramax. Michael Eisner's management of Miramax was very loose, adopting a "hands-off" strategy. Harvey Weinstein lived up to expectations and created a number of products that are both artistically valuable and commercially profitable.

However, the outbreak of Fahrenheit 9/11 last year, as well as a series of contract disputes, led to a clean break between Michael Eisner and Harvey Weinstein.

Michael Eisner felt a kind of betrayal after letting go, and he couldn't stand it!

Since then, his management of Disney has become more and more strict. He even has to watch every TV show in person, asking about every detail. Even the design of the lobby of the hotel attached to Disneyland, he will personally discuss with the designer, what style, what color, what theme to use, all depend on his final nod to count.

Some people advised him that creators need independent and free space, but he was ridiculed.

"That's all nonsense! The entertainment industry is an industry of collective cooperation. If someone needs a pure land to create, he can become a poet!"

It was under such circumstances that Disney finally encountered another corporate crisis this year.

A few years ago, during Roy Disney's strong resistance wave, Michael Eisner tided over the difficulties with the help of Twain.

But now?

Disney has stood on the opposite side of the new Universal.

It was impossible for Michael Eisner to ask Dunn for help.

He must face the current crisis independently!

First of all, it is the liquidation of stocks by the major shareholder family.

With 135 million shares, Michael Eisner couldn't afford it in a short period of time. In other words, it is impossible to buy these stocks at a price that the Bass family is satisfied with.

Next, the Bass family may be about to embark on the road of free trade.

It doesn't have to be a sell off in the stock market.

Many foundations on Wall Street are eyeing Disney closely. This stock, which accounts for 6.7% of Disney's total share capital, is not lacking in value.

Disney's current market capitalization is only $37 billion.

As long as the chaos in Hollywood subsides, a 20% increase within half a year should not be a problem.

The Bass family was eager to sell, and Michael Eisner had no choice but to accept the other party's request for a free trade.

However, Michael Eisner does not give up. He hopes that the Bass family can look at the feelings of the past few decades and sell their stocks to reliable and reputable people or institutions, so as not to be detrimental to Disney's future power structure. Influence.

The Bass family made a promise, and then found the Swift Fund, which has a great reputation and has never done anything evil. It can be called the world's number one venture capital fund in the past three years.