Strictly speaking, it was one full-time job and one part-time job.
Did he want some dignity? Didn't he want his children to be able to speak proudly of him in front of the neighbors? Fine, he would get what he wanted! Go be an actor!
Skye Pictures was recently preparing a major production. With Director Fury holding shares in the company, recommending someone for it was no problem at all.
Director Daisy had long since stepped away from the company's daily operations. She found them annoying and lacked the patience for them. The Mafia strategist had left the conglomerate to become Secretary of State, so the film company was now entirely in the hands of professional managers.
Considering the immense pressure of life on people in America, they decided to prepare a big-budget production centered around traditional monsters!... In truth, it was a very clichéd story about vampires and werewolves, mixed in with things like Frankenstein's Monster and Monster Hunter.
It was a pure mishmash of a movie called Van Helsing!
In Director Fury's eyes, the movie was utterly terrible in both concept and subject matter. But when he tactfully passed along his opinion through his agent, they responded with a whole pile of lofty arguments. Basically, films like this were low-risk. No matter how badly they made it, people would still watch it. Even if it lost money, it would not lose much. And if they somehow made it well, wouldn't they make a fortune?
The implication was that people in America were rather stupid? Director Fury figured that was exactly what the crew was thinking.
Owners would not interfere with management's implementation of specific projects, and they had put a series of safeguards in place as well. Making movies was actually quite risky. There were countless films that