Limited Time Marriage: Nice to Meet You Mr. Foster

Chapter 389: Chapter 388: I’ve Met My Match

"Which entertainment company are you with? What’s your name? You’re acting so arrogantly just at the beginning of your career, be careful that your peers might not like you." The reporter seemed to be warning South Grant, but was actually saying she was just a newcomer acting wild without reason.

South Grant couldn’t help but raise her eyebrows.

"If you don’t like it, don’t look. If you don’t like me, stay away. I don’t live to please you. Those who don’t like me won’t even make it into my line of sight." After saying this, she gave him a king-like disdain and then stopped answering his questions.

At this moment, the room suddenly became silent, afraid of the sudden quietness in the air.

This young one seems quite formidable, to provoke or not?

The familiar reporters in the audience looked at each other, seeing trepidation in one another’s eyes.

Upon confirmation, this is someone who can’t be messed with.

They couldn’t continue asking sharp questions, as this young person’s verbal skills were too slick.

If worse comes to worst, they can go back and write articles to continue attacking them, but they couldn’t out-argue them in face-to-face confrontation now.

After that, the questions from reporters returned to a normal Q&A session.

Like when will the movie be released?

Where are the specific filming locations?

Which characters are in a relationship in the film?

What are the expectations for the box office?

These questions were easy to answer, and they usually do their homework beforehand.

Jackson Zane was also in the audience, and after seeing South Grant respond to two questions, he saw the reporters get blocked.

Those usually arrogant reporters were now being very well-behaved, thinking to themselves that South Grant truly had a calming presence.

They even considered hanging her photo at home as a talisman.

Putting it by the bedside, maybe it could even prevent pregnancy.

As the Q&A was drawing to a close, with most questions that should and shouldn’t be asked being covered,

at this point, a reporter eased their way to the front, winking at South Grant when seeing her.

South Grant pretended not to recognize him from the stage.

Indeed, this person was Langston Caldwell in disguise, holding a microphone temporarily borrowed from the crew, then proceeded to ask the film director:

"Director Vance, when you were casting the lead actress for this film, did you follow a process similar to that of a similar-themed film where actresses had to audition nude in a villa? After all, lots of people say your theme is pretty similar to theirs, so was the audition process the same too?"

Langston Caldwell dropped a very crucial piece of information.

That is, for the film invested in by Henry Grant, the audition for the lead actress was held in a villa, where the auditioning actresses all had to strip and dance naked to vie for the role.

It was known that the audition for "Iron Blood" was an open one held on the second floor of a hotel, something many media and reporters were aware of at the time.

Christina Simmons won the lead role based on the highest votes from the panel of judges.

The supporting actress was also decided by judging panel votes, with no behind-the-scenes manipulation at all.

This reporter suddenly saying that the "Iron Blood" audition was held in a private villa with nude dancing is incredibly shocking.

Even in ancient times, when emperors chose concubines, they wouldn’t have candidates strip for selection.

Now auditions make all the actresses strip, that’s simply unbelievable.

If this were true, how filthy this industry would be!

These producers and directors don’t treat the actresses as people at all, comparing them to (expletive) women.