American fame and fortune

In Beverly Hills, Ivan’s car was parked next to Sunset Boulevard. He picked up the high-definition camera on the passenger seat, got out of the car and hung it around his neck, and came to a nearby psychological clinic. He paid for a copy of the Los Angeles Times and sat in the green Take a nearby bench and wait patiently.

Within a few minutes, a black Escalade stopped in front of the psychological clinic. Ivan got up and put down the newspaper, picked up the camera, and pointed the lens over there.

The rear door of the Escalade opened, and Martin, dressed in casual attire, got out of the car and walked unhurriedly towards the gate of the clinic.

Ivan knew very well that it was Martin who specially set aside time for him to shoot, so he quickly pressed the shutter.

After a few clicks, the Martin disappeared from the camera lens and walked into the clinic.

Ivan put down the camera, took a look at the photos he had just taken, and it perfectly captured Martin's preoccupied and worried face with the psychological clinic as the background.

Ivan was very satisfied with the effect, and waited until later to take pictures of Martin and sell them to TMZ.

It's a pity that he is a super scumbag. He can't read pictures, write words, or write news, so he can only sell the photos to Jody directly.

Ivan sat back on the bench and read the newspaper.

There was an entertainment news article on it, Serbian-born actress Sibi Braczyk submitted materials to the court on the grounds that her relationship with Christian Bale had broken down, and she was going to sue for divorce.

Inside the psychological clinic, a nurse led Martin to the door of the consulting room, knocked lightly on the door, and then opened the door to let Martin in.

Martin entered the consulting room, and sitting behind the consultation table was a female doctor who looked to be about twenty-seven or eighteen years old.

Laura didn't wear a white coat. She wore a casual casual suit and plain glasses, which made her look very easy-going. Her long golden brown hair was casually pulled behind her head, like a neighbor's big sister.

"Sit down, Mr. Davis." She was also observing Martin.

Martin pulled out his chair and sat down: "Can I put away all the disguises with you?"

"Of course." Laura said: "There is no monitoring or recording equipment here, and what you say will not leak out. I am a psychologist and have strict professional rules."

"That's great, ha..." Martin didn't have paint on his face, but he still had the madness of a clown when he grinned.

Laura subconsciously turned the pen in her hand, and just as she was about to speak, Martin had already preempted her.

"There are several famous senior doctors in the clinic, do you know why I chose you?" He asked.

Laura had a feeling that the man's heart was clouded, and asked following his words: "I'm also curious, why?"

Martin laughed: "Because you are young and beautiful, inexperienced, and most likely to be influenced by me."

Laura also smiled, with a bright smile, like the noon sunshine in Los Angeles: "Why do you want to influence me? Or do you need my help?"

Martin opened his arms and said loudly: "I need someone who can grasp the psychology of women and help me build an army of beautiful women."

Looking at the person in front of him, thinking of his status as a Hollywood star, Laura was disdainful in her heart, but said, "Shall I have fun with you?"

Martin laughed again: "Of course not, what you said is too vulgar! Doctor Laura, don't tell me that you can only think of men and women."

He was very serious: "America deserves a man of taste! My plan is to lead an army of beauties into Washington, capture the White House, and dissolve the United States."

Laura had seen many people with mental illness, and this was the first time she saw such a person. Although she controlled herself and wanted to hold back, she still looked at Martin like she was looking at a madman.

Martin came over to lay the groundwork for next year, so he had to stay in the psychological clinic for a while and chat with the psychiatrist, so he specially chose this beautiful doctor who was just able to see the doctor independently.

At least it's eye-catching and entertaining.

No way, it was infected by Nicholson.

Martin added: "In this way, the world's wars will be reduced by at least half, and I will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for my contribution!"

Laura felt that this man had serious delusions, so she decided to break the illusion and let him be more realistic, saying: "The chances of the President of the United States winning the Nobel Peace Prize are greater than yours."

Martin asked: "You can give me an idea, how can we get the United States dissolved."

Laura didn't answer, but asked instead: "Why do you have such an idea?"

Martin answered irrelevantly: "I'm tired and I want to sleep for a while."

After speaking, he didn't ask Laura if she would like to, moved to the couch and lay down directly, and closed his eyes.

Laura was quite helpless, she could only shake her head, took a book, and read it.

Martin completely emptied his mind and lay down for half an hour, during which time he really fell asleep for 20 minutes.

For the marketing of the Dark Knight, he really paid too much.

At the end of the half hour, Martin sat up, took up his coat, and said, "I'm going."

Laura asked, "Problem solved?"

Martin smiled horribly: "I've told you so much, and I feel a little better." Before he left the door, he turned around and said, "Doctor, I'll come to you some other day, and let's talk about how we can make the world more chaotic."

Laura couldn't refuse the patient: "Mr. Davis, you can come over anytime."

Martin went out, and Bruce, who was guarding the door, walked downstairs together, and he would come to see a doctor on time later.

Bruce asked, "You didn't scare anyone, did you?"

Martin said: "I had a very happy chat with the doctor and talked about some great ideals and aspirations. The doctor deeply agrees with me and may help me in the future."

Out of the gate of the psychological clinic, Martin and Bruce walked towards the parking place.

On the other side, Ivan raised the camera again to shoot, with the gate of the psychological clinic as the background, and included Martin in the shot.

He didn't stop pressing the shutter until the Escalade drove away.

Ivan called up the photos and looked at them. After making sure there was nothing wrong, he walked towards the parking place, took out his mobile phone while walking, and called Jody: "It's me, big Ivan, I just took a few photos, Martin- Davis is going to see a psychiatrist, do you want it there?"

Hearing Martin Davis, Jody immediately became interested: "Of course, we will meet at the old place."

Ten minutes later, she arrived at a park. In the parking lot of the park, she saw Ivan's car and honked the horn.

The driver's door opened, and Ivan came over with a box and got into the co-pilot of the car.

Jody took the laptop and turned it on, and stretched out his hand: "Where's Martin's photo?"

Ivan opened the box, handed the card reader to Jody, and did not forget to say a few words from Bruce: "Martin Davis hasn't shown up in Los Angeles for a few months. I heard that he will be filming The Dark Knight. It's the clown, and I remember Nicholson saying something about the clown."

Jody plugged in the card reader, waited for the computer to recognize it, and said, "The clown is too dark to cause trouble, and Martin is too young to control?"

Seeing that she remembered, Ivan nodded and said, "Yes, that's the sentence!" He asked, "Martin's sudden visit to a psychiatrist, could it be related to this?"

"It's probably related. Nicholson has rich experience, so what he said is not unreasonable." Jody clicked on the photo and looked carefully.

The first few photos are all about Martin entering the psychiatric clinic.

His face was gloomy, giving off a very strange feeling. Anyway, it was not normal to look at, and it was very uncomfortable.

In the later photos of Martin coming out of the psychological clinic, although his expression is still serious, the uncomfortable feeling has faded a lot.

Ivan added: "The contrast between the before and after photos is particularly obvious."

Jody agreed: "Exactly." She said directly: "Make an offer."

Ivan quoted a price.

The two parties have cooperated many times, and Jody didn’t haggle the price. He directly wrote a check and handed it to Ivan. After he got out of the car, he drove back to the company. Once again, I found news about the Dark Knight on the Internet.

A lot of news appeared on the Internet, and Bell, who played Batman, also encountered some psychological and spiritual problems.

Both Batman and Joker actors have mental illnesses?

The crew also made an announcement, but vaguely stated that Bale was influenced by the character.

Jody's curiosity was immediately aroused. What kind of confrontation did Batman and the Joker in The Dark Knight go through to cause psychological problems for both protagonists?

In the 1989 Batman movie, it seems that Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson did not appear in the same situation.

Jody checked some crew news, and combined with the photos, he began to write news that matched the photos.

Although TMZ is a gossip entertainment website, it has high requirements for the authenticity of news.

Just like Jody can actively plan to create news about Heath Ledger's drug use, but he can't fabricate it out of thin air.

In some respects, Jody and the others pay more attention to "the authenticity of the news" than those reporters who report on social affairs.

"Martin Davis recently went to a psychological clinic for consultation. He suspected that he had psychological and spiritual problems during the filming of the new film "The Dark Knight". Nicholson once warned Martin that the role of the clown is too dark. It is likely to be troubled..."

Without more evidence, Jody's news can only go so far.

Later, she first uploaded Martin's news and related supporting pictures.

Then he dragged out the news that Bell also suffered from psychological and spiritual problems, and matched it with the news about Martin.

As soon as the TMZ news came out, it quickly attracted the attention of many people.

Some media called the psychological clinic and asked about Martin's treatment.

The clinic only confirmed that Martin had come to see the doctor, and declined all other questions.

The media can only catch rumors.

Some, such as TMZ, once again dug up the news about Nicholson's anger at Martin and Nicholson's visit to Atlanta, and listed them as a comparison. They believed that Nicholson's attitude had changed significantly before and after, and it is likely that Martin played the role of the clown. , What did he do to make him change his attitude.

But the reporters who went to interview Nicholson got nothing. Nicholson just said that you will find out when the movie is released.

And Martin's fans ran to his blog and the official website of the Cult of Coke to ask if there was something wrong with Martin.

Martin's reply was vague: "It's not a particularly serious problem."