New Lawyer

The next day, at noon on Tuesday, in the living room on the first floor of his house.

Ron looked at the blond beauty who was wearing a professional suit with slight scrutiny and had an extraordinary conversation.

Waiting patiently for the other party to finish speaking and adjusting his sitting position a little, Ron asked a question.

"Then, Miss Jennifer, your law firm is indeed the top law firm in the United States and even in the world, but can you tell me why I would choose to sign a contract with you, a trainee lawyer who had just graduated from college? Right?"

"You're too young, we're about the same age, but I think I've proven myself in the past, and you, Miss Jennifer, even though you graduated from the Wharton School of Business and the Law School at the University of Pennsylvania. You even have a double doctorate degree, and your grades are extremely good during school.

"But I think this is not enough to prove anything, you have not proved your ability, in reality, if so I can only say sorry, I think I can have a better choice compared to you."

Jennifer looked at the young and handsome man on her opposite side, a slightly confident smile was outlined on the corner of her mouth, and looking at her rare violet pupils Ron seemed to lose his mind for a moment.

"Ron, may I call you that?"

"Oh, yeah."

"Then, Ron, in your current state, if your last name wasn't Perelman, you wouldn't be in a situation like you are currently and be in the same position as myself. Our law firm will not give you a high priority and you will not become the customer we are eager to sign, and you won't get such good treatment. Your last name Warner adds certain value and obviously in your case, do you agree with this?"

Ron raised his eyebrows, why did she say it like this, isn't she afraid that I will become angry? and not hire her, but for the sake of conversation, he still nodded.

"Of course, it's the same as yours, because if it wasn't for my surname, how could I, a student who just graduated from school, enter such a good law firm, and I had the opportunity to connect with a high-quality client with great potential like you for my first client. Jennifer tilted her head at Ron in a playful manner, and then continued:

Then I would like to officially introduce myself, Jennifer Kennedy, born in Boston, studied at the University of Pennsylvania and holds a double doctorate from Wharton School of Business and Law.

"Kennedy... Boston..." Ron whispered thoughtfully.

"Then..." Ron's words were only half finished, but he knew that the other party would understand what he wanted to ask.

And Jennifer did not let him down, and the next moment she said the answer he hoped to hear.

"Yes, John Fitzgerald Kennedy is my uncle. You should be familiar with my cousin Maria Shriver. His husband is a Hollywood actor from "Terminator".

"Yes, Arnold starred in last year's "Twins", which has a global box office of more than 200 million US dollars, was co-produced and led the distribution with the funds, he helped bring in Warner.

To be honest, he has a good personal relationship with this couple."

For more than a year, Under the operation of Ron, the performance of Warner Bros. Pictures can be said to be very dazzling.

Immediately after graduating from college, Ron went to Warner Bros. Pictures, which he was already familiar with, as a personal assistant to CEO Terry Messer.

Then, stimulated by News Corp's Murdoch and Barry Diller, Steve Ross and Ron's father, Reginald Perelman, began ambitious plans to build Warner's own TV network.

Due to the lack of manpower, Reginald transferred some people from Warner Bros. Pictures, including Reginald's former subordinates, the vice president in charge of Warner Bros. Pictures' global distribution, and the director of Warner Bros. Pictures' distribution department.

Later, under the recommendation of Ron, Messer introduced Amy Pascal, a female executive who had just left Universal, as the company's vice president of global distribution and director of the distribution department.

And Ron got his wish and followed Amy to the distribution department of Warner Bros. Pictures, as a deputy director, and exercised the right of the full power of the director because of Amy's full support.

In addition to a few small productions for practicing hands, the first film that Ron led and released was the project "Big" which was brought to Warner by his personal relationship with Steven Spielberg.

When Steven Spielberg refused to direct the film, Ron influenced the senior management of Warner Bros. Pictures and hired Penny Marshall, the original director of the film with whom he had a certain personal relationship, as the producer, which greatly deepened the His personal relationship with the Marshalls.

Due to the adjustment of the distribution strategy and Warner's strong global publicity system, the film's North American box office is more than 30 million higher than the original, and the overseas box office is also more than 20 million higher, which successfully pushed the film's global box office to the top. The $200 million club is No. 3 on the annual North American box office charts, one place higher than before.

And that year's global box office champion "Rain Man" which was not appreciated because of the unanimous opinion from the main creative team to the producer, to the film critics, and then to the distributor before its release.

With a little thought, Ron took the overseas distribution rights of "Rain Man" from MGM, and Warner Bros. made a lot of money.

In addition, thanks to Warner's strong global publicity system and Ron's advanced publicity method, the global box office of "Rain Man" has improved a lot compared to the original version.

It reached the threshold of 400 million US dollars and firmly took the global box office champion that year.

In addition, Ron proposed to Messer that "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", which was jointly distributed with Disney and part of the copyright was held by Warner.

Warner occupied four of the top five North American box office charts that year!

In addition to bringing a generous bonus to Ron, this dazzling achievement also smoothly transitioned the position of director of the distribution department of Warner Bros. Pictures, which was held by Amy to Ron.

In the past two years, in addition to rejecting several box office duds, Ron also led the release of "Leaping Innocent", "Honey, I Shrunk the kids", "Lethal Weapon 2" and other super big movies.

He also led the release of "Batman", which is currently being shown in North America, and left after "Driving Miss Daisy", which is currently being filmed passed the review.

There is no doubt that the performance of Warner Bros. Pictures this year will be even more terrifying than last year. If nothing else, Warner Bros. Pictures once again will occupy the top four seats in the top five in the North American box office rankings and the global box office rankings.

It is no exaggeration to say that with this luxurious financial statement alone, Warner Communications can make an offer of at least hundreds of millions of dollars in the M&A request from Times Group.

Although some of these films were brought by him, some were originally owned by Warner Bros., but as long as he was in office, that was his performance.

"So?"

Jennifer's voice interrupted the various thoughts that were quickly passing through Ron's mind, causing his attention to refocus on the breathtaking violet eyes in front of him.

"I think our next cooperation should be very pleasant, Miss Kennedy," Ron stood up first, stared into Jennifer's eyes, and extended his right hand sincerely.

"So nice to work with, Mr. Perelman," Jennifer held out her hand and shook it gently with Ron.

The time and the picture seem to be frozen at this moment. Even after many years, Jennifer and Ron can still clearly recall their first meeting.