Chapter 1941

Daisie thought of something and suddenly asked, “Mr. Johnson, do you know any director who directs suspense dramas or films?”

He was startled. “Why are you asking me this?”

Daisie replied, “I have a friend who’s an author, and she’s very good at writing suspense novels—”

“Stop right there.” Charlie raised his hand to interrupt her. “Daisie, it’s not that I want to make things difficult for you, but when most famous directors start a project based on a novel, they’ll prefer more well-known novels that are intellectual properties. Because apart from choosing a novel they like, they have to take the investors' preferences into account, plus the potential profits, costs, and the effects that the crew can bring to the audience through the camera.

“A film adaptation of a literary work isn’t something you can start just because you have the money to spend. No director would want to invest so much effort into something that would lose money at the end of the day.”

Daisie pushed the script