Ace Hollywood

It needs to be said that the filming of the High School Musical Cup is not in New York, the hometown of CBS, but in Los Angeles, the city closest to Hollywood. ∠Chenyuan Literature Network{].//CY.//↘ This alone is enough to persuade many young people with dreams to go here and participate in the finals.

After three or four months of preparations, auditions, knockouts, and the first few games of the final, the High School Musical Cup has been well-deserved to be an extremely successful talent show, and it has gained a lot of popularity in similar programs on various TV stations. In the final stage, the famous guests invited by CBS and MGM, their fame, controversy, etc., all brought higher attention to the show.

Among them, the legendary singer Michael Jackson is arguably the most eye-catching.

If only talking about popularity, Michael may not be stronger than Justin Timberlake at this time. But unlike Boss Jia, Michael's influence is all-ages. Those who are a little older may not decide to watch a college song and dance show because of him, but if the news involves him, they will definitely be willing to stay for a while. .

So it's hard to say whether MGM invited Michael because of his fame or his controversy.

In particular, his scandal has something to do with these young people who sing and dance - this has caused many people to object.

They believed that Michael should not have been invited to appear on a teenage show.

Daniel somewhat despises CBS, and even MGM's approach. But as the boss, he is completely supportive of this plan, and the effect also shows that their decision is correct.

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Daniel wants to see tonight's final, which many people know, and it is also the biggest stunt of the High School Musical Cup final.

Daniel Sandler, Hollywood's most storied superstar, rarely appears outside of film and entertainment news, like on talk shows, like American Idol—even during publicity periods, he's not seen On various talk shows, especially since he became a big boss.

This is actually caused by both parties. Since he's been shown to be the boss behind Plutoth, talk show offers have declined a lot - because it's hard to get a handle on how to communicate with him. If he is just a pure Hollywood actor, no matter how legendary or superstar he is, it is because of publicity that he is on the show. Chatting can run wild. Now that there is a big business behind this actor, it is difficult to determine what will anger him - the rich are the most feared in the United States.

On the other hand, for Daniel's own reasons at the time, he flashed the talk show, but didn't really like the format. Or not used to it. After so many years of hard work in Hollywood, he is better at standing behind the scenes, or behind movie characters, to get a lot of things.

This kind of hesitation on both sides makes Daniel's TV footage quite rare. This also made the High School Musical Cup finals attract much attention among Daniel's fans, regardless of whether they watched the show or not.

The finals were broadcast live, which challenged the abilities of CBS and the contestants and judges. However, after several training sessions, CBS itself was extremely experienced. For setting off the atmosphere, of course they have their means, so there is no need to worry too much.

But the necessary rehearsals were indispensable—in fact, Daniel had already missed one.

Daniel did not know the top three dancers in this dance competition. Obviously, they have either been deeply involved in dance and become the behind-the-scenes team of the kings and queens for many years, or they have been unknown. But making stars is not the purpose of MGM and CBS. The former is to expand TV production and promote movies, while the latter is purely for a show with ratings—CBS thinks this cooperation model is very good. So is lobbying MGM. No matter how "High School Musical" performs, I hope they will make a sequel next year and continue to carry out similar cooperation with CBS.

Of course, for the three young men. Being able to participate in the sequel to "High School Musical" and gaining attention both inside and outside Hollywood is enough to return the ticket price, not to mention, there are a lot of bonuses.

Daniel's appearance caused a slight commotion at the scene for a while.

CBS senior vice president Keith made a rare appearance to receive him. Everyone has a lot of curiosity about the behind-the-scenes boss of the "High School Musical Cup" - at least one of the behind-the-scenes bosses, and of course there is awe - any young man standing in front of Daniel will have awe. He's not the same as the tech billionaires who, despite investing in cutting-edge technology, emerged as an accomplished investor—just like Warren Buffett.

Daniel was slowing down the rehearsal progress because he was a little unfamiliar—but no one would speak harshly at him.

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"Hey, Amanda, you need to finish the work from yesterday, and you'll be handing it in tomorrow."

A New York housewife, watching her daughter running to the front of the TV, reminded with dissatisfaction.

"I know, Mom, don't worry. I can take out the unfinished part and turn it in."

Amanda didn't look back, switching channels quickly.

"What do you want to see? Can't you see it tomorrow?"

"Oh no, the High School Musical Cup is going to be the finals today, and Daniel **** will participate, you know? Daniel Sandler."

"High School Musical, isn't that the movie you watch on weekends?"

"Yes, but the last dance competition we watched together, the one that Michael Jackson participated in, was called the High School Musical Cup."

Obviously, this mom is not among those who boycott Michael, and she still remembers the joy and joy she got from Michael's music when she was young.

"Are they related?"

Mom obviously doesn't know much about Hollywood, and her 12-year-old daughter seems to be a little more skilled, and she understands that, so she's "ashamed to ask."

"Well, what they have in common is Daniel Sandler, the film is his company, DD Pictures invested in, and the show is produced by MGM, which is also his company. The High School Musical Cup initially seemed to be a To promote the movie. But the show itself is good, right?"

"Yeah, so, you're drawn to the cinema, and they've managed to do that."

Locally in Los Angeles, in Chicago, in Seattle... Many American families are playing a similar scene, everyone gathers in front of the TV to watch the finals of the High School Musical Cup, and then makes an appointment to go to the cinema tomorrow or Saturday and Sunday to watch the movie - most of them have a young family members.

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"The number of viewers soared to 2 million, and in the key demographic of 8-49, a jump of almost 44% from the previous period. It's hard to do that: there is no Daniel Sander other than the final factor. Daniel's influence - this number is only slightly worse than the previous Fox's "American Idol", better than all other similar shows this year. I think after this number is released, maybe Daniel needs to start his own rejection journey again , in the past few years, he has turned down countless invitations for various TV shows, and in the past two years, the invitations have decreased - because everyone knows that he will not get his itinerary. But now, I believe that even if the hope is very slim, everyone I won't give up. One person can top the audience of the last trump talk show. This kind of guest should be invited no matter what, isn't it? Maybe I should make a suggestion to the editor-in-chief and invite Daniel to be one INTERVIEW - I believe it's going to be good for Entertainment Weekly's sales."

"Entertainment Weekly" focused on the ratings data released by Nielsen, although when the High School Musical Cup exceeded 0 million viewers, major media also bombarded it. The programs that were part of the "Youth" publicity campaign broke everyone's expectations with better and better ratings. Even in Michael's episode, the ratings reached a record high of 6 million again, and then fell. But the last issue, the figure of 2 million, made it reach an unprecedented peak.

Entertainment Weekly attributed the success to Daniel Sandler, but Screen magazine offered a different view.

As a professional film media, it should not pay attention to a TV talent show, but in the special case of the High School Musical Cup, "The Screen" has no obstacles.

"Today, MGM's second work "High School Musical" will be released after the reorganization. A week ago, its first work "Bad Teacher" has been released, and it unexpectedly won a single-week box office championship, beating the third Zhou's "Cars" and the same first week's "Remote for Life" also gave birth to a new 20 million club member, the shadow of Daniel.

Last night, "High School Musical"'s eponymous talent show garnered a record 2 million viewers. UU reading www.uukanshu. com analysts believe the mechanism has been a resounding success, and fans who want to see High School Musical want to know a little about the movie in advance, so they turn on their TVs—some of which may be dusty. The fans of the dance competition, reluctantly, chose to go to the cinema to continue this emotion. So, CBS has more audiences, and MGM has more fans.

Based on pre-order numbers and schedules, MGM's has a good chance of being a big hit this time around—as long as the movie isn't too bad to catch the eye. "

As "Silver Screen" said, this cooperation between CBS and MGM has indeed attracted the attention of many people, including cable networks and production companies - the huge positive role between shows and movies is indeed too enviable. But they also understand very well that this kind of thing is too accidental, and if they want to come to MGM, they just picked up an unexpected delicious fruit.

"I'm doing pretty well, isn't it? The reviews are pretty good, the posture is decent, and the expression is very reasonable, oh, that's great." Daniel was waiting for the box office on the first day to check his performance, but his boasting It may make David, who is waiting together, a little uncomfortable. (To be continued.)

PS: The collection is about to reach a juncture. I hope that friends who watch it outside the station will collect it at the starting point-just want to get an honor. Tsk tsk, comrades who produce monthly tickets, why don't you vote for me.