Pixar Animation Studios.
"Boss, the information you requested is all here." John Lasseter handed a stack of documents to Jobs behind the desk.
Jobs had barely taken the documents when his eyes suddenly lit up, the lenses of his glasses gleaming in response.
"Humph!"
Jobs snorted. "That little bastard Zucker Wald has really made a name for himself in Hollywood!"
Lasseter nodded and sighed. "Yeah. No one would have imagined that a year ago, he was still a little bastard plotting to take our film merchandise rights. Now, he can already be considered a well-known Hollywood producer."
Run Lola Run had grossed over $100 million worldwide;
Although Hard Candy had only earned a few million dollars at the box office, as a niche film, it had received excellent reviews;
Wrong Turn had earned more than $32 million at the North American box office, along with over $40 million overseas;
And Juno was even more impressive, causing a sensation the moment it was released.
At present, Juno had claimed the North American single-day box office championship, earning $29 million on its opening day. In addition, over the weekend that had just passed, the film had also taken first place at the box office for all three days!
Over its first weekend, its cumulative box office had reached more than $63 million.
"John, keep a closer eye on Zucker lately. If anything comes up, tell me immediately." Jobs set down the documents in his hand.
Lasseter nodded. "Understood. I'll pay closer attention to Wald Pictures in the near future."
Hearing this, Jobs said gravely, "Not just Wald Pictures. That icq as well!"
icq?
Lasseter frowned in confusion.
"That's right, icq!"
Jobs said seriously, "When I watched the film on premiere day, I already felt that icq was incredibly innovative and would certainly