At those words, the three people in the room wore very different expressions.
President Wang looked surprised. Of course he knew Cameron. As a director of the world's largest cinema chain company, he had dealt extensively with the world's most influential film director.
There was a dialectical relationship between film directors and cinema chain owners.
Whoever had greater influence held the upper hand.
Between Cameron and President Wang, Cameron clearly had more say. There was no helping it—an old man like him was a scarce commodity. He had every right to be proud.
Generally, cinema chains took the initiative to cultivate good relationships with major directors like Cameron, hoping to maximize their profits from his new films.
President Wang had never expected Cameron to call him of his own accord, which came as something of a surprise.
The other two people in the room, meanwhile, were struggling desperately to hold back their laughter.
From the words spoken by President Wang's artificial intelligence, they could sense his resentment toward the famous director Cameron.
President Wang had no time to concern himself with what they thought. He picked up his phone and answered. "Hello, Mr. Cameron!"
"Hello, Mr. King!"
"May I ask why you're calling, Mr. Cameron? If it's about Avatar 3, I'd be absolutely honored."
"Heh, you certainly know how to joke, Mr. King," Cameron said. "But this time, you've actually guessed correctly. What I want to discuss does concern my new film. To better showcase its appeal, we've had the good fortune to partner with your country's Illusion Immortal Technology Company, which has provided us with an entirely new Film Projection System. This is absolutely the greatest invention in cinematic history. Would you be interested in experiencing it ahead of time?"
Although President Wang was a rich heir and sometimes