August 19.


    The final scenes of Jerry Maguire were being filmed after Phoenix, followed by the scenes in Dorothy’s house with her son. These were the scenes containing the most heartfelt speech of the entire movie. The relationship between the sisters and Jerry''s entry into their lives was predicted in three ways: first, their acceptance of Jerry due to his calm demeanor, and second, because of Dorothy''s love for Jerry, which perhaps made him shine so brightly.


    -You’ve got it, kid!- commented Jim Waitt to Billy, seeing the confused look on his face. Jim almost rolled his eyes but stopped, remembering that Billy Carson was in charge of a giant company, and it was logical for him to forget small details to focus on truly important matters.


    -The role for A Time to Kill, you’ll have to hurry and start filming as soon as possible,- Jim said.


    -Ohhhh, you should have said so earlier,- Billy replied, accepting the script with some confusion. He needed a week in October for the publicity of Seven.


    -Five million dollars, I secured a deal based on two opportunities: that we distribute the movie and, of course, that you act in the role. Reaching these companies and negotiating with a distribution company is simply magnificent,- Jim Waitt commented.


    -It feels like I created a company just to get acting roles,- Billy said, somewhat bewildered.


    -Oh, don’t worry. My namesake, Gianopulus, mentioned a possible acquisition of the Orion Pictures distributor. You’ve already bought a substantial part, with your deal with the Adams family, with the closure of the production company, and the delivery of Orion TV to ABC. Jim Gianopulus bought the labor contracts of many employees, even paying compensation for some. They will have a merger in 1996, reinforcing with several employees who distribute and promote development in Europe and Oceania,- Jim Waitt explained.


    -So, our distributor gains several talented employees,- Billy commented.


    -Yes, along with the purchase of the sci-fi film RoboCop. They were planning Terminator, but there were some issues,- Jim Waitt added.


    -I suppose you have other news,- Billy said.


    -I do. James Cameron sent us an invitation for a mega-production. Auditions will start in January. It seems there will be some filters, but the investment is around $150 million, and your salary could reach $10 million,- Jim Waitt said.


    -Perhaps we can invest everything in percentages and wait for the movie’s success,- Billy commented, believing the project referred to was Titanic. Now, Billy had a clear idea of triumph over the final failure many companies expected. Perhaps he could invest and scratch, even buy the rights to some brands. It was a joint mix between Paramount and Fox if Billy could remember.


    Preparing to film all the scenes in the house meant Billy had two days to shoot the takes and then fly to Mississippi to start filming. It would be an old-school shoot.


    -We’ll do our best,- Billy said, shaking hands with Jim.


    The scene was about to start filming.


    -Okay, scene 64, everyone gets ready, adjust the cameras,- Cameron commented from a corner.


    -Scene 64, take 1.-


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    -Cut. Great take,- Cameron commented, looking at the screen, but noticing a bit of the cameraman’s shadow, deciding to repeat a few scenes. They repeated until mid-afternoon.


    -Let''s take the next shots, they shout in the production studio as the lights dim with many implements.  - Billy remains calm, taking calls and organizing his notes.


    Scene 62, take 1. -


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