All of this is Link's fault!!
Ding-a-ling!
The office phone rang, and Harvey, irritated, glanced at it— it was a call from major shareholder Avi Nevo. He could only hold back his annoyance and answer, asking Avi what he needed.
Avi Nevo told Harvey that Warner Bros. Pictures had agreed to support him in limiting the growth of Lionsgate Films, and they would invest three hundred million US dollars into supporting the Weinstein Company for filmmaking. Additionally, they would support him in media publicity, hoping he could seize the opportunity to produce several high box office films and snatch market share from Lionsgate.
Immediately, Harvey's spirits lifted. The main reason Lionsgate was improving was due to its ample funds, with an annual production cost of six to seven hundred million US dollars, higher than the market value of other film companies in the industry like Weinstein Company, Relativity Media, and Legendary Pictures.
