Catering to American Audiences

Early in the morning, in a duplex apartment by the Hudson River in Manhattan, New York, Jessica Alba lay sprawled atop Aaron.

"Next, you still have to go elsewhere for promotional events, right?"

Aaron held the sexy woman on top of him, savoring her fiery body.

Jessica Alba kissed the man. "Mm-hmm, I need to visit some college campuses for promotion. After all, Scary Movie has such a great format!"

Aaron smiled. Then the phone beside him suddenly rang. "I'll take this and see what's come up this time."

He casually picked it up. "This is Aaron Anderson. What is it?"

"Uh, boss, director Jonathan Demme and actress Jodie Foster seem dissatisfied with Thomas Harris's novel Hannibal, which was published last year."

"The script has been revised several times, but it still hasn't received Jonathan Demme's or Jodie Foster's approval!"

The caller was Ethelind Beckett.

Ever since The Silence of the Lambs and The Silence of the Lambs Prequel: Red Dragon had been released, Dawn had kept a close eye on Thomas Harris's new novel.

After author Thomas Harris finished writing Hannibal last year, he sent copies to several key members of The Silence of the Lambs: director Jonathan Demme, screenwriter Ted Tally, and leads Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster.

And aside from Jodie Foster, the others had all participated in both The Silence of the Lambs and The Silence of the Lambs Prequel: Red Dragon.

Aaron frowned. "So that means director Jonathan Demme and lead actress Jodie Foster aren't interested in joining the Hannibal project?"

"Whew." As he spoke, Aaron exhaled, because Jessica Alba in his arms had slipped beneath the covers.

"Mm, that's more or less what it means!"

While enjoying Jessica Alba's service, Aaron pondered the matter. Jodie Foster was unwilling to continue playing Clarice Starling, while