Movie Queen Development Plan

No one responded to Rin's complaints.

After all, no matter whether the legendary king refused to take off his clothes because of his small breasts, commenting on this matter would only make the knight girl in front of him go crazy.

Didn't you see that Tohsaka Rin, who initiated the complaint, was shrinking back under Lily's glare?

Although female cats are small, there is no problem with them scratching people.

"Let's not talk about Lily. Senior, your look is quite good. You look like a playboy. But that kelp hair is really a nuisance."

This is Rin's comment on Nanaya's look at this time.

"He's a villain to begin with, there's no need to make him look too good."

Nanaya shrugged and replied.

He finally decided to play the role of Shinji. After all, it would be nice to have him as a director as a publicity gimmick.

Nanaya swore that he did this purely for the sake of movie promotion and it had nothing to do with the plot where Shinji licked and kissed Rin.

Absolutely not.

However, Nanaya did not revise the script in the end.

According to the setting in the script, Shinji Matou should actually be more handsome than Shirou Emiya.

But the fact is that Sugiyama, who plays Shirou, is more handsome than Nanaya.

This is actually understandable. After all, Sugiyama is the idol of J family, and it would be impossible for him to be selected by J family if he didn't have good looks.

As for Nanaya himself, he is handsome compared to ordinary people, but there is still a gap between him and popular idols.

"There's nothing wrong with that." Rin consoled him, "After all, you're playing the villain who's fighting the protagonist for a woman, so the audience can accept your appearance being a little less attractive."

"You're the only one who talks too much."

Nanaya felt a little unhappy, as this was basically saying that his looks were indeed not as good as that silly boy Sugiyama.

"Nanaya, you're really not as good as him. After all, he's still very sweet when he smiles." Sakura rarely agrees with Rin, "But in my mind, Nanaya, you're the best."

"That's right, that's right. Senior, your talent is much higher than Sugiyama-kun's." Rin joined in, not to be outdone.

Regarding these two comments, Nanaya didn't know whether he should cry or laugh.

Sugiyama, who had changed his clothes and was looking at himself in the mirror in the corner, did not say a word. He pretended not to have heard the topic.

Discussing with the director who is more handsome, you or him, aren't you afraid of being harassed after the filming starts?

"Director, is this all I can do?"

Junichi Ishida came in front of Nanaya wearing red A clothes. His appearance allowed Nanaya to finally escape from the anger of the three women.

"Very good. It seems that I was right to ask the design team to design this set of clothes for you that exposes more naked parts."

Ishida, who was a bodybuilder, definitely has the best physique among all male actors. Not to mention the idol trio such as Gawain who have only recently started gaining muscle, even European and American actor Mark Ruffalo can't compare to him.

With a well-proportioned figure and muscles all over his body, Ishida looks powerful without making people feel nauseous like some Western bodybuilders who take too many steroids.

Therefore, although the Red A costume chosen by Nanaya is still designed with a black vest and a red holy cloth jacket (shroud), it reveals more muscles than the man with his back in Nanaya's memory.

It also looks more sexy. Nanaya even thinks that if Ishida just walks around the street wearing this, he can make countless women scream and faint.

"Really? That's good."

Ishida breathed a sigh of relief. He was very happy to get the director's recognition.

"Senior, why are there only a few of us here trying on clothes? Where are the other characters?" Rin asked curiously, because she found that the number of people here was far less than what it should be.

"Gawain, Illya and the others have already tried it. No, they have already started filming, so of course they don't need this kind of thing." Nanaya replied, "As for the other actors, since they are not in Japan, I will ask Washimine's employees in the United States and Hong Kong to take videos for me after the actors put on their clothes."

Nanaya said this and was about to turn around and walk to the other end of the room, but he suddenly bumped into something soft.

"I've changed my clothes, Mr. Director."

When Nanaya heard Yoshinaga Yukari's voice, he quickly looked up. He saw Yoshinaga Yukari, wearing Medea's clothes, standing behind him and looking at him with a dull look.

Nanaya glanced at the other's bulging chest and said vaguely: "Not bad, it suits you very well."

"This isn't how Caster should appear on camera."

Sakura put the hood on her head without Yoshinaga Yukari's consent.

"That's it."

"Ugh... my fake ear is going to fall off." Yukari shook her head uncomfortably, and the melon on her chest began to sway as well.

For a moment, Nanaya didn't know where to look.

Fortunately, Sakura made the choice for him.

"Nanaya~"

Sakura separated Nanaya and Yoshinaga Yukari, she leaned close to Nanaya and said: "If you are envious, there is no need to rush. After this is over, I can go to the hotel with you to discuss it. Then you can not only watch, but also touch it~ That is the touch you miss so much~"

"No, I don't have a job yet."

Although his ex-girlfriend's suggestion was very constructive, Nanaya did not have the luxury to enjoy it.

If it was just to vent his desires, Nanaya felt that it would be more appropriate for him to go find the girl from Ginza.

The girls present are all family, so if they really end up in bed, they will definitely be responsible.

But now, Nanaya has not yet decided to give up a forest for a tree.

Although he is already a well-known director, Nanaya has never taken advantage of a female star.

It would be such a loss to be trapped without even having a chance to try it out.

Of course, the most important thing is.

Nanaya's main focus at the moment is still on the Fate movie, which is both his dream and the cornerstone of his career.

A director who has no film achievements to back him up will not be able to take advantage of any female star even if he wants to use unspoken rules.

So Nanaya is now devoting all his energy to film work.

After finishing the costume fitting and giving suggestions for revisions to the costume and props team, Nanaya went straight to Washimine's new headquarters in Tokyo.

"I called you here today to confirm the release date of the first Fate movie."

As Nanaya entered the chairman's office, Shion said directly.

"Investors need to have a rough estimate of when the project they invested in will generate returns. Are you planning to release it in 2004 or 2005?"

Of course, it is impossible for Washimine's family to pay for all the money for a movie with an investment of hundreds of millions.

In fact, there has never been a big-budget movie in Hollywood that was solely funded by one company. Dispersing investment risks and sharing costs are basic courses in Hollywood.

Of course, this does not include independent films that are funded by individuals.

Previously, Washimine solely funded "Goblin Slayer" because he had no other choice. As an outsider in the film industry, no one dared to invest except himself.

This time, Fate is different. After the success of "Goblin Slayer", Washimine quickly found many individuals and institutions that were interested in investing in this film project.

So in the film industry, there is really a world of difference between having achievements and having no achievements.

Since Washimine took the money from these people, Shion must of course be responsible for their money, or at least make those investors feel that their money is valued.

This is why Shion needed Nanaya to tell her the schedule. She had to give people something to look forward to, right?

Previously, Nanaya only vaguely said that the movie would be released between 2004 and 2005. This time, he wants to give the outside world relatively accurate information.

"Hmm...let me think about it."

Nanaya did not answer immediately. He picked up a form that Shion handed him and looked at it carefully.

The table lists all the movies that have been scheduled for release in North America in 2004 and 2005. Some may not have specific release dates, but as long as they are advertised as being released in these two years, they will be included.

Even those commercial blockbusters were specially marked out with red marker as a reminder.

What? Why North America? Of course, it's because Fate movies are targeting the North American and global film markets.

Nanaya looked at the familiar movie titles on the table and recalled the box office performance of these movies in his mind.

If my memory is correct, the top three movies in 2004 should be "Shrek 2", "Spider-Man 2" and "The Passion of the Christ"; and the top three in 2005 should be "Star Wars: Episode 3", "The Chronicles of Narnia" and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows".

Moreover, judging from the overall box office strength, 2005 was clearly a level lower than 2004.

In addition, in order to leave more time to prepare special effects, choosing 2005 is obviously a safer approach.

Thinking of this, Nanaya said, "I plan to release it in 2005, in the first half of July 2005, preferably the week of July 2nd."

There weren't many noteworthy movies in the 2005 summer season. Apart from "Batman Begins" in June, there were only three movies that performed well at the box office in July: "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Wedding Crashers" and "Fantastic Four."

The first two, one is a family movie for children, and the other is a typical American comedy.

The target audience of Fate is completely different and there is no direct competition.

The only film that would conflict with Fate's target audience is Fantastic Four, both of which are big special effects productions.

But Nanaya doesn't take this movie seriously. There are two reasons why the movie's box office data is pretty good.

One is that it took advantage of the popularity of X-Men and the expectations of comic fans.

Another reason is that there were no other movies of the same type released in July 2005, so it took advantage of the loophole.

In terms of quality, the Fantastic Four movies have never been good, and it's no problem to classify them as mediocre.

This can be seen from the disastrous failure of the second part.

As for why everyone generally has a good impression of this version of "Fantastic Four", all we can say is that the 2015 version of "Fantastic Four" was terrible.

It's not because the old version is so good, it's just because the new version is worse than shit.

This is probably what Nanaya thinks about the several "Fantastic Four" films in Fox's hands.