American Fame and Fortune Chapter 905

Chapter 905 Postscript

The rising sun illuminated the Davis Manor, and several servants were cleaning up the garbage leftover from last night's carnival.

In the honor room adjacent to the living room of the villa, Martin opened a custom-made display case, took the Oscar statuette handed by Elizabeth, and placed it alone in the display case.

Lily held the newly carved copper nameplate and placed it on the side of the base of the statuette.

There is only one line on the nameplate - Best Director at the 89th Oscar.

Martin closed the glass display case door.

Elizabeth said: “This awards season, there are many more trophies.”

Just to her left, there was an extrlarge glass display case containing many Martin trophies.

The total number is close to five hundred.

Every awards season, Martin can win many trophies. Starting from September in North America, there are hundreds of film awards, large and small.

Lily took out her mobile phone: "I'll take a video and post it on social media."

Martin said: "It's up to you."

Elizabeth came out of the room of honor with him.

Lily shot around the trophies, the most important of which are an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, two Oscars for Best Actor, an Oscar for Best Director, and a Cannes Best Actor.

The Oscars for Best Picture are not awarded to individuals, they are all displayed by companies.

Others include the Golden Globe Awards, Guild Awards, Saturn Awards, People's Choice Awards, MTV Awards and various Critics Association Awards.

When it comes to honors, Martin is already at the forefront of Hollywood.

Lily took a video and posted it on INS, then went out to meet Martin and Elizabeth to discuss their next trip around the world.

In the next few months, Martin plans to embark on a global trip and travel around the world.

The Oscars are over, but the media feast continues, with the focus of coverage focusing on Martin.

"Unprecedented in Hollywood! Martin Davis became the first person to win the Oscar for Best Actor and Best Director." "Last night, Martin Davis won the Best Director and Best Picture for "Joker" Little Golden Man, well deserved!”

“The first person to win an Oscar! Four Oscar trophies, including three acting awards and one directing award. It's hard to describe how talented he is!”

In addition to these serious media reports, there is also a series of gossip news.

　　In the new issue of the Oscar album released by Vanity Fair, Martin is in the absolute C position on the cover of the winner's photo.

In the column that follows, there is also a love letter specifically written to Martin.

"Being from the lowest rung of society, earning the highest salary in Hollywood, creating undefeated movie box office records, reaching the latest Oscar record, dating the most beautiful women in the world, and carrying the richest net worth in the entertainment industry, this is Martin Davis, Hollywood The top star!"

Entertainment Weekly, one of the two major film newspapers in North America, focused on Martin's past box office record.

"After the Oscars, this magazine conducted a detailed review of the box office of the films Martin has starred in or directed since his debut in 2003, excluding guest appearances such as "Summer of Jeans". From the earliest theatrical film "Zombie Gigolo" "To the recently released "Joker", the total box office total is as high as 11.7 billion US dollars!"

(Note: There will be a detailed list in the free part of the next chapter.)

Compared to entertainment magazines, the attention of social and financial media has focused on Martin's net worth.

　　On the 2016 Celebrity Rich List released by Forbes, Martin surpassed George Lucas, the richest man in Hollywood, and took the first place.

“In terms of publicly available wealth, the greatest wealth of Hollywood superstar and newly Oscar-winning director Martin Davis does not come from film remuneration and sharing, but from business investments.”

"The Davis Film Studio he founded holds the copyrights of many popular movies and holds many promising projects to be produced in the future. Walt Disney once tried to acquire it and made an offer totaling US$2.5 billion, but was rejected. Martin Davis refused."

“Martin has invested in Apple, Netflix and Tesla for many years, and holds shares in these three companies with a total value of over US$13 billion.”

In the latest Forbes list of the world's richest people, Martin ranked 34th with a net worth of US$20.3 billion.

The 33rd place in front is the Jack horse.

Born in 1981, Martin Davis, now 36 years old, is in the golden age of men in Hollywood, and his legend will continue.

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