She had some savings of her own, so investing in a film wouldn't be a problem.
If she asked Alaric Davenport or Opal for help, it would be a trivial matter. She refused to believe Faye Lowell's backer could possibly compare to The Davenport Group or The Royal Family.
She just didn't want to.
"This…"
"Just name your price. You can replace the female lead with whomever you like," Rosalind Lowell added, seeing the director's hesitation.
Everyone else was in awe. So this is the kind of confidence you have when you have your own money. Besides, this Rosalind Lowell wasn't a drama queen like Winnie Lowell. She was down-to-earth, and as everyone had seen, she always nailed her scenes in a single take.
The director stood up, but just then, Faye Lowell kicked a stool. "Fine, whatever. Let's get on with it, Director. I can continue now."
