"Dennis is only 21 years old, yet he has a significant amount of acting experience and has received favorable reviews from film critics, which you should be aware of, Mr. Adrian. Therefore, I can't find a reason for you to refuse," the middle-aged Caucasian male earnestly said from across the office desk. He looked to be in his early forties, with decent features but an unmistakable sharpness in his brow.
That man was Dennis's agent, Roger Seder, and he had come to Adrian's office to vie for the role of the young student in "Scent of a Woman."
"I understand your point, Roger, but all I can say is, unfortunately," Adrian spread his hands.
To be frank, Roger's eloquence was indeed impressive, and he had a knack for focusing on the crux of the issue. He was well aware of Adrian's intention to develop Dennis's career, so he kept lobbying around this point.
