Andy Fickman

And more importantly, is it a long term?

Is that something that's going to have a life on DVD?

Is that something that's going to have cable?

So, yeah, they're looking at the business.

And, you know, I guess if you make enough movies that have a good return, it's easier to get it.

I think if you do a lot of movies in a row that don't have a return, you just have to work that much harder to get them to give you the money the next time.

Listen, they always have that.

They have that list, too.

They'll tell you that person who might not actually be so, you know, spot on right now in the United States overseas.

It's the old David Hasselhoff thing where they're like, sure, you get that guy.

Your movie's golden.

But so now you're kind of you're going back and forth.

When we did the game plan with The Rock.

They can't sell.

American football doesn't have any relationship anywhere overseas.

So our poster was The Rock looking like a football player.

And they kept telling us, your movie will never work overseas because nobody overseas cares about American football.

They call it catch.

Yes.

And they reshot the poster to make it look like he was standing in the middle of a soccer field.