Just as Zucker was about to brush it off, the Rowling couple from the movie Juno appeared.
Vanessa, the supporting actress in the shot, solemnly straightened the cuffs of her shirt. She adjusted the white floral arrangement in the living room, straightened several slightly crooked photographs on the cabinet, gently lit a few rose-scented candles, and wiped the railings around the house with a clean cloth, striving to leave everything spotless.
It was clear that she was greatly looking forward to Juno's arrival.
She dreamed of having a child.
She wanted to become a baby's mother!
Then Juno and her father arrived. In the presence of a lawyer, the Rowling couple stated that they were willing to cover all of Juno's medical and living expenses during her pregnancy. Naturally, their purpose was simple: they wanted the baby Juno would give birth to.
An agreement was reached!
Time slowly passed. Juno's belly grew larger and larger, and late at night, she could often feel the child's heartbeat.
Her parents' meticulous care and understanding, her best friend Leah's companionship, and the Rowling couple's need for a baby—the whole story seemed uneventful, yet it was filled with warmth.
Jordan, one of the heads of Paramount's distribution department, was watching the movie in the theater.
At that moment, he was utterly astonished!
"Who directed this movie?"
"Oh? It was actually that guy Linklater!"
"No wonder it has this level of directorial skill, bringing out the warmth of family amid such ordinary moments."
Jordan was astonished, while someone else's eyes flickered.
Reed, Warner Bros.' representative, murmured, "The sensitive adolescent issues in this movie, as well as its discussion of family—this kind of subject matter is truly rare. No, in the Hollywood market today, there hasn't been a single youth campus film in recent years that