Despite the brilliant and eye-catching achievements of "Titanic," which continues to be a topic of great interest to people, Adrian had turned his attention elsewhere. The post-production of "Mulholland Drive" was being rushed day and night because he used two teams for editing in order to participate in the Cannes Film Festival in May—anyway, there was no expectation that this movie would make money, and the investment was originally not that large.
In addition to this, the post-production of "Shakespeare in Love" and "Elizabeth" was still ongoing; these two movies were not expected to be released until the end of the year, so there was plenty of time for adjustments. Interestingly, although he had produced four movies from last year to now, the first one to be released was actually the last one made, "Mulholland Drive."
