In her past life, she owned five properties in Capital City and drove a G-wagon. When she opened her eyes, she had become a peasant girl in the 1980s.
Her father, aiming for a brighter future...
Zhong Buyi: ? ?
The three strands of hair on Zhong Buyi's head were disheveled in the wind.
Under Chu Yu's leadership, Hua Lai Company became fiercely competitive. Not only Zhong Buyi, Xiao Zhong, and several lead actors, but everyone was encouraged by promotions and raises to work hard and hope to leave other companies behind.
Amidst this situation, good news also came from the European and American markets. The release of "Jurassic Park" in Europe and America received an unprecedented response. The box office in the United States reached $52 million in its opening weekend. In less than a month, the North American box office exceeded $220 million, and eventually settled at $370 million!
The film has also received a very positive response in other markets around the world.
This marks the first time that Chinese-language films have ventured abroad.
Many people don't believe that Chinese film companies can produce such high-quality films.
Although it was a collaboration with a Hollywood company, Hualai Film Company was the main force, and Hualai undoubtedly ushered in a new era for Chinese-language films.
Ultimately, "Jurassic Park Resurrection" grossed $1 billion worldwide!
As Chu Yu said, if the film company only participates in the revenue sharing and does not screen the film in its own theaters, it can get about a quarter of the box office revenue. Furthermore, because Hua Lai acquired Jin Tang's theater chain, it has its own cinemas in the mainland and Hong Kong Asian markets.
Naturally, the revenue share is higher when the film is shown in its own theaters. In total, "Jurassic Park Resurrection" earned Wallace approximately $250 million!
This doesn't even include revenue from subsequent copyright and merchandise development!
This year, Chu Yu plans to invest in videotape distribution, not only distributing videotapes that his own company has released, but also helping other film companies make money through videotapes.
This is also the future trend; instead of letting piracy make money, it's better to focus on producing legitimate products.
Chu Yu also wanted to make videotapes of the famous Hong Kong films from this period and bring them to the mainland.