Because there are some other voices coming from other places, it certainly won't be over so soon.

Leila also knew very well that not to mention her, even if her grandfather or some other media bigwig came in person, it was unlikely that she would end this matter in a short time with a wave of her hand. If it weren't for those people who involved her family, she wouldn't have bothered to bother with it at all.

"Things seem to have gone down some of the way, what are you going to do next?" Louise couldn't help but probe Lyra after she finished delivering the papers. I always feel that the boss has been too quiet lately, not quite like the boss all along.

Leila didn't want to mention it: "Are we ready for Oscar's side?"

"It's almost done. Seeing that she had no intention of mentioning it, Louise wisely stopped asking.

Leila nodded: "Do everything you can, and let luck do the rest." ”

"Actually, I don't think the chances of winning this award are very big, especially the more important ones. ”

Louise's words, how could Leila not know?

"Don't forget that my films are trilogy. If you don't give it this time, you won't give it next time, and if you come to it twice, don't you think they will focus on the last one to give me a compensation? Or do you think that "The Lord of the Rings" is not up to the level of a classic?"

Louise's eyes widened, and she was shocked to find out that her little boss was actually calculating the trilogy. If you calculate the time, the movie is scheduled to be filmed, and the script adaptation is still brewing, at least for several years, plus the trilogy will be released for three years, which means that Leila is ready at least five years in advance for the final purpose?

The scariest thing was that she felt that what Leila said was very likely to happen. If such a great film does not even win such an award, can it not be awarded once, twice, and the third time? If such a great work does not even win such an award, how much impact will it have on the authority of the Oscars?

Louise felt that if she was a judge, whether it was compensation or affirmation in the third year, she would definitely give "The Lord of the Rings" a well-deserved award. Does that mean......

After Roy broke the record for the youngest Oscar winner, Leila will also set a new record for the youngest director?

Whether it's people in the Hollywood film industry, fans around the world, or film critics and ordinary viewers, few people will doubt whether Leila will finally win the best director. Or rather, people think she'll do it one day. Because her work is so good, her own ability and talent are so incredible.

Directors probably know best about her skills, and the techniques she "innovated" have influenced many people and created many successes. It is not an exaggeration to say that she is the creator of a faction.

Wouldn't she be able to afford an Oscar for Best Director?

Of course you deserve it!

She should have gotten the statuette back in "Chicago", but the Oscars were eventually awarded to the more experienced and older ones. At that time, many people complained about her, thinking that Oscar owed her justice.

But now it's different, two years later, all three "Lord of the Rings" will be released, with the impact it has caused around the world, will the Oscars not see it?

Louise's heart suddenly skipped a beating twice.

The youngest Oscar-winning director!

It's incredible!

You must know that the youngest winner of Best Director is Norman Taurrog, who has remained since 1931, when he was only 32 years old and 260 days old and won this award for the film "Skippy".

Decades later, no one has been able to break this record. And if Leila can win it in two years, she will definitely be years ahead of this record before she is 30 years old!

"Really, really?" her voice trembled, "Can it really be done?"

Even though Louise already had the answer in her heart, she still couldn't believe her conclusion. Is it really possible for the Oscar jury to award the award for Best Director to her who is less than thirty years old?

Leila leaned back in her chair and smiled faintly, "Why do you think I'm spending so many years filming The Lord of the Rings?"

Like?

Yes, she did, but that was definitely not the reason why she finally decided to shoot.

Louise mentally calculated that she had been calculating the Golden Man for Best Director at least five years ago, and if Layla knew what she was thinking, she would have told her that it would be a few years earlier.

To be exact, she began planning after she filmed "Pirates of the Caribbean".

In her previous life, she was an unambitious director, with empty ambitions but was ruined by reality. Once reborn, she has everything that is right, but it is unlikely that she will have her sights set on the Oscars from the beginning.

Although as long as you are a filmmaker, you will want to stand on the stage of the Oscars. But people need to be self-aware, and being reborn once again is not a panacea, not that just one person can be reborn to make a movie to the Oscar.

Leila longed for the prize, but she knew she was still lacking. So she practiced and studied step by step, and shot more difficult works step by step, especially in terms of special effects, she really made a lot of efforts.

And it was only after she filmed "Pirates of the Caribbean" that she recognized that she now has the strength to compete for an Oscar. But even so, she struggled to choose the classic "The Lord of the Rings" as her ladder to win the Best Director award.

Director Peter won the best director with the third part that year, and that session was also the most suspenseful, because everyone tacitly agreed to award the award to him in the third part of the trilogy.

Judging from the grandeur and impact of the film, it is not an exaggeration to say that any part of the trilogy has won an award, but who calls it three, and can't give him the award every year, right? But if such a film doesn't win the award, it is a kind of questioning of the authority of the award, so the energy accumulated in the first two will be gathered into the third part and burst out at once.

Leila chose this movie with this in mind, knowing that it was unrealistic to want the statuette at her age. One can't work, two can't, so she will accumulate three together.

As for the results...... She is confident in her ideas!

The most important point is that she filmed "The Lord of the Rings" a few years late, and changed some of the scenes to the more beautiful and spectacular East. In terms of costumes, Janet won the best one after another, and Xiao Tuo made up makeup, so it can be said that her entire production team is several levels more luxurious than the original.

In such a situation, what reason did she have to doubt that she would not succeed?