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华商网-华商报7月11日报道一直是“导演为王”的中国电影正在靠近好莱坞，推行制片人负责制――这令“潜规则”的人也在悄然发生变化，变成了投资人与明星之间,franklin and marshall。 ;']vY
昨日导演李远称受到某赞助商“王总”威胁，他连发三条微博,adidas football，怒斥赞助商借拍电影之名潜规则女星，而且还曾与一位一线女星“游轮三日欢”,ralph lauren pas cher，细节令人难以启齿。 :0J-ek.;
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昨日，导演李远在其微博曝光一则恐吓短信，短信来自于“王总”，“别以为我办不了你，最好别再乱说话，否则你下部戏别想做了……都是成年人，懂点办事规矩。”他称，因为他之前曝光了一位赞助商总爱在饭桌上显摆和一位女星的风流事而受到威胁，“但是你今天在这里显摆你的‘本事’，这就不再是你情我愿的事了，我告诉你这是犯法，恐吓！！你的证据我帮你留着！为了让大家知道你的‘本事’，我就把那事再和大家显摆一下……” 9J-!o]f .b
随后，李远在其微博连发三篇短文。第一篇说“某君自幼家贫，后暴富，恐被人指没文化，于是折腾文娱圈，凭孔方兄之威屡占三线女星之便宜，某日某局幸会某性感女星，此女位尊一线。酒巡后大冒险，与该女星迅速升温，为讨女星欢颜，遂斥资赞助其电影,polo ralph lauren pas cher，女星大悦答应与君出海游轮三日欢……” sx;V,"Y
五分钟后，他又贴上“……某日，此君巧遇吾电影中某位女星……欲故伎重施……无奈此女星非彼女星，某君遭拒倍感无颜，故大怒，暗地施法，望在《回马枪》中不留该女星任何影迹，以日后赞助我片为条件诱惑。” f^[{k
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第三条微博中，他则称，“文娱之圈一片繁华，却被某君等不耻之流，行无耻之欲、操无耻之行，致尔等我才未能尽显人前，致尔等影票一文不值！吾等今日怒斥某君,franklin marshall pas cher，望与某君等同流之士远离文娱之圈，还吾等不才之导演一片艺术净土……” /ygUd8@
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昨日这几条微博转发达一万余次，评论也达到6000余次，有网友还将此翻译成“白话文”进行解读。昨日记者联系上导演李远，他承认这确为他所发，“我只是想说明这个圈子确实存在很多这样不良赞助商，希望可以引起大家重视这个问题，让这类赞助商远离电影圈……别再糟蹋这个圈子。” v)C:E 9!|
“他们娱乐了我们，也娱乐了自己，所以叫娱乐圈。”“游轮女星”到底是谁？在一论坛，网友还开八“818导演所爆料‘出海游轮SM’中的‘一线女星’”在猜谜大赛上，因李远称对方为一线性感女星，某F姓女星及Z姓女星都被网友怀疑。“实习医生never”也说，“不在乎这个人和女星是谁，纯粹为了支持难得敢讲真话的导演而转!” 8Y{}p[UFT
不过不少网友称这有炒作嫌疑，因该导演的新片《回马枪》即将上映。这几天也是传闻不断，前两天就有传闻，说某赞助商要花500万“潜”《回马枪》里的女演员，有网友根据描述猜测赞助商想“潜”的女演员为戚薇（微博），并有网友拿出证据：“在最新款海报里已经删去戚薇的头像和名字信息；在新发布的预告片里也没有戚薇的任何镜头，7月5日的发布会戚薇也没有出席”等细节，戚薇戏份已被全删。不过后来，戚薇经纪人张小姐第一时间给予明确否认。而李远则告诉记者说，“是不是炒作，个人理解不同，我发微博，首先是抒发一下自己不太舒服的情绪，我们做电影，是靠诚意的，电影，不是钱堆起来的玩物。” U'h[ {ek
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US President Barack Obama warned of a "deep economic crisis" if Washington fails to raise the US debt limit, and urged Americans in a speech to demand that Republicans compromise in stalled talks to avoid a default. : .w 'gU_
A day shy of the one-week mark before the United States begins to run out of money to pay its bills, Obama in a nationally televised address called the debt talks stalemate that now has dragged on for weeks "a dangerous game" that the country "cannot afford to play." E?q'|f
As the president spoke from the East Room of the White House, the dollar plunged to a four month low in Tokyo early Tuesday amid growing jitters as the impasse between Republicans and Democrats over the US debt crisis deepened. $ E~Lu$|
Obama cast the blame for the stalemate on Republicans' refusal to raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling unless there is agreement to make deep spending cuts without increases in taxes on the wealthy. wPO@f~[Ji
If Congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by August 2, the resulting economic disaster could include higher interest rates for the US government as well as for American consumers. pu)9"Ad[ G
Failure to compromise, Obama said in his speech from the White House, "would risk sparking a deep economic crisis -- one caused almost entirely by Washington." +U/ "F|M
He rejected a Republican proposal for a temporary increase in the debt limit, arguing it would leave the underlying problem unresolved and lead to a repeat of the current crisis in just six months' time. -I-& <+7v
"That is no way to run the greatest country on Earth. It is a dangerous game we've never played before, and we can't afford to play it now," he said.
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With a potential US default as of Tuesday just a week away, Obama appealed to Americans to "make your voice heard" to members of Congress. rHdP 4: n
Obama's 9:00 pm (0100 GMT) speech was only his seventh formal address to the nation, and the first since he unveiled a timeline for a US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan in June. .&Gtw
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The top Republican leader in Congress, John Boehner, responded with a late-night speech of his own Monday, blaming Obama for the crisis, and warning that while the United States cannot default on its debt obligations, Americans nevertheless would demand deep cuts in spending. 9C~GL,uKs
Boehner -- who has flatly rejected Obama's call for tax hikes on the rich and on wealthy corporations -- is proposing a two-step plan with increases first to February or March 2012, and later to 2013. O
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"Time is running short and it would be irresponsible for the president to veto this common-sense plan and run the risk of default," said Boehner, who is the speaker of the House of Representatives. 1;[
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"I would encourage the Senate to pass this plan and the president to sign it," he said. A"ph!* i{
The prospect of the world's richest country running out of cash to pay its bills come next Tuesday sent stocks sliding and gold soaring while the IMF warned of a "severe shock" to the world economy absent an elusive breakthrough. L`@&0Zk
Washington hit its debt ceiling on May 16 but has used spending and accounting adjustments, as well as higher-than-expected tax receipts, to continue operating normally but can only do so through August 2. ^n5QK H D
At that point, US leaders will face an agonizing choice about cutting an estimated 40 cents of every dollar in spending and defaulting either on debt payments or on other obligations like government health or retirement benefits. JkE Q@x
Finance and business leaders have warned that failure to raise the US debt ceiling by then would send shockwaves through the fragile world economy, while Obama has predicted a default would trigger economic "Armageddon." ^w}Ib']X
Meanwhile, there were signs that the stand-off was exacting a political toll on the president. p)] ^>-L
A poll released early Tuesday by the Washington Post and ABC television showed weakening support for Obama's economic agenda, and found that the percentage of people who said Obama has made the economy worse has jumped six points since October to 37 percent. t?&ajh
Republicans also took a hit in Americans' esteem however, according to the survey. About as many people blamed Republican policies for the bad economy as they do Obama. cl8Mv
But the poll found that 65 percent disapproved of the GOP's handling of jobs -- still the top economic issue -- compared to 52 percent for the president. nW[aPQ[R
All sides in the dispute agree Washington must reduce its deficit but disagree on the size and blend of spending cuts and revenue increases as well as on how and whether to slice into the social safety net. bJvRQrj*3
The International Monetary Fund pressed US politicians to raise the debt ceiling "expeditiously to avoid a severe shock to the US economy and world financial markets" with the deadline now looming large. &$
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Weighed down by the impasse, US stock markets fell and safe-haven Swiss francs soared amid worries about both the dollar and the euro, while gold climbed to a record $1,624 an ounce before falling back slightly to $1,614. +<#-52br\
Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tried to mollify America's allies and creditors in Asia, promising during a trip there that "intense" wrangling among the White House, its Democratic allies, and Republican foes would reach an 11th-hour compromise.
