Chapter 520 - 519: I Won’t Let Him Have It Easy

Chapter 520: Chapter 519: I Won’t Let Him Have It Easy

Henry Grant didn’t pay attention to what Rhiannon Grant said, still feeling somewhat unconvinced.

"He’s just one of South Grant’s lackeys, deliberately hyping up South and Caleb Holt to catch people’s attention. All that talk of reputation and explosive acting skills is just self-promoted nonsense."

Rhiannon Grant knew Henry Grant had harbored resentment towards South Grant for a long time.

In terms of age, Henry Grant was older than South Grant.

But he had always been overshadowed by South Grant because South was Ian Grant’s son, and Ian Grant was Claire Ellison’s son.

The family inheritance could only be passed down to Claire Ellison’s descendants, making South Grant the rightful heir, while they were just the descendants of a mistress.

Henry Grant bore significant hostility towards South Grant.

Now Miles Grant had only one son, Henry Grant, and Shawn Grant had only one daughter, making Henry Grant the sole heir in their family.

Rhiannon Grant sat down next to Henry Grant and patted him on the shoulder, saying:

"Even if that’s the case, you have to admit that Jackson Zane made the right move. Caleb Holt and South Grant are very good-looking, attracting a considerable number of fans. Jackson Zane didn’t succeed by accident; he knows the ins and outs of this industry all too well and understands what kind of idols the fans like, so we must bring him on board."

Henry Grant glanced at Rhiannon Grant, "Aunt, do you mean to poach Jackson Zane?"

Rhiannon Grant nodded with a smile, "Of course. From what I know, Jackson Zane has a low resistance to money. As long as we offer a high price, there’s no one we can’t poach. As for Caleb Holt, I’ve reviewed his background; he’s pretty stubborn. It might take some time to poach him, but feel free to try. If it doesn’t work out, forget it, but we must bring Jackson Zane over."

He’s just a manager, and besides, Henry Grant knows Jackson Zane and thinks it would be easy to bring him over, so he didn’t take it to heart.

"Got it, Aunt. Now, what should we do about the film distribution at the cinemas?" This was Henry Grant’s main concern; he couldn’t let South Grant win effortlessly.

"What’s the rush? South Grant has just tasted a bit of success. Don’t worry; I won’t let him have it easy."

Currently, the box office for the two films is quite even. While "Us" is gradually gaining fame, "War Flames" had considerable pre-release promotion, resulting in decent box office numbers.

That day, Rhiannon Grant arranged a meeting with several cinema managers, two of whom were Rhiannon’s university classmates who have returned to Celestia for work.

Screening rate directly impacts box office revenue, so there’s no need to aimlessly attack South Grant now. Just reduce their film’s screening rate, and they’ll defeat themselves. A box office flop, and where will they find funds to recover?

Among the cinemas, Young Cinemas is the largest, with branches all over the country.

One of Rhiannon’s classmates works at Young Cinemas.

Today’s gathering with them was fundamentally to suppress the screening rate of South Grant’s film.

The board members of the Grant Group are like a bunch of fence-sitters, swaying whichever way the wind blows.

A few years ago, South Grant’s recklessness disappointed everyone, and they didn’t consider him for inheriting the Grant Group.

However, if he truly achieves something, combined with the stocks he holds, no one can stop him.

The most urgent thing now is to prevent South Grant from standing out or achieving any accomplishments.