Chapter 2Armie Miller’s Maiden office was a revolving door of meetings. He might not have had the clout of someone from one of the bigger studios, or even an RKO back in their prime, but if you were in the movie business, you knew his name.
“Leo.” Armie Miller stood up from his chair and offered his hand before inviting Leo to take a seat. “Hope you had a good weekend. How are you settling in?”
“Good. Great.”
“And how is Eddy working out for you?” Erin “Eddy” Herschel was Leo’s new assistant. Some Maiden executive’s niece.
“Yeah, seems like a great kid.” She might have reminded Leo a little too much of himself at that age. Though she was definitely smarter. “Enthusiastic.”
“And you got my memo?”
“About the production schedule?” They wanted something in production by the end of the mo
