Chapter 154 Scandal Turmoil (2)
Golden Era Consortium, in the President’s Office.
Asher Land stood with his hands behind his back in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, his expression stern and gaze overlooking the entire scenery of Eastern City.
"President Land, today’s news, you, you must have seen it, right?"
The speaker was the producer of "City of Desire." Currently, the scandal between Wyatt Sterling and Anna was causing a commotion everywhere, but it happened to coincide with the film’s peak release period. The entire crew was overwhelmed, and the most troubled should have been the investors. After all, with an investment of three hundred million, they hadn’t even recouped their costs, and the film was already facing the possibility of being banned. He came to the Golden Era Consortium this time just to see what Asher Land thought.
"I have so much news to keep up with every day, I’m not sure which one you’re referring to?" He always maintained his composure, even though he already knew that "City of Desire" was going to be banned by the relevant departments. However, to him, this was just a trivial matter.
"A scandalous video of Wyatt Sterling and Anna has surfaced online, causing a heated discussion. According to the Bureau’s directive, artists with such misconduct must face relevant penalties, and their works cannot appear on screen."
"You came to me just for this matter?" Asher Land shook his head, "Do I really have that much free time?"
"Huh?" The producer was confused. Clearly, Asher Land didn’t care about this matter at all. He was worried that Asher Land would be furious about such a scandal, especially with the losses Golden Era was suffering. But more importantly, he was worried about losing Asher Land’s investment.
"Alright, this has nothing to do with you producers anyway; it’s the artists’ own behavior. In the future, if there are suitable scripts, Golden Era will consider working with you." Asher Land’s few words dispelled the producer’s worries.
"Thank you, President Land." The producer sighed in relief.
"However, regarding such scandalous artists, I hope your production side will take measures to never hire them again, after all, if their morals are tarnished, it’s better they stay out of the public eye."