Andrew's words made everyone nod seriously. Doctor Doom said, "I'll hire Hollywood screenwriters and have them come up with a perfect script."
"You're sure Hollywood screenwriters can still produce a good script these days?"
Andrew looked disdainful. Doctor Doom said, "I don't need a classic script. I need one that makes money. Hollywood is still very good at that."
"Don't just hire screenwriters. Find some literary writers too. In short, do everything possible to create a good script," Dr. Reed said. Human Torch's eyes flickered. He didn't care about scripts or anything else—he had to be the protagonist.
"I can be in it, but I won't be the female lead. Find some new beauty for that role," Susan suddenly said. If she played the female lead, she would most likely have to play Dr. Reed's girlfriend. She didn't want to.
"In a Fantastic Four movie, if you're not the female lead, who will be?" The Thing mocked. There was only one woman among the four of them, okay? Doctor Doom knew why Susan refused the role and was somewhat speechless. Your boyfriend had cheated on you countless times, yet you still cared so much about his feelings? Are you sure you're American?
Doctor Doom felt rather bitter, but after glancing at Dr. Reed, he felt much better. No matter how miserable he was, he wasn't as miserable as Dr. Reed.
Dr. Reed looked at Doctor Doom in confusion. Why are you looking at me like that? And why do you look like you pity me?
"We can make a beautiful woman the villain. In the end, the villain will be moved by the protagonist, betray Doctor Doom, and join forces with the Fantastic Four to save the world," Andrew casually suggested.
Human Torch immediately said, "That's good. I'll be the