Become a dramatist from today

With his specially exposed beard, black woolen melon cap, and a large black coat, he looked unattractive.

But the brown round glasses, combined with Huang Baiyou's expressionless face, make him a bit "dumb", not from an IQ level, but from a reaction arc that is a bit long.

"Although Wellington sunglasses are low-key, they are too sharp and don't seem to fit the personality." Huang Bai said.

"...makes sense." Gary said that the modification of the sunglasses matched the woolen sailor hat (melon cap), successfully creating a more modest look.

"Okay, you continue."

Gary stood up and left silently. Huang Baiyou's changes just scratched his itch. He didn't want to admit that this Chinese actor was so in line with his wishes, so he walked away first.

Isn’t it good for actors to follow their hearts? People's minds are so weird. Gary was very nervous before filming, worried about being a big name.

Instead of being a big name, it turned out that he thought too much and all the mental preparations he had done in the early stage were wasted.

This may not be a kind of trembling.

Ten minutes later, the crew was ready and the venue facilities were safely prepared.

Because the Chelsea Hotel is an attraction, the interior decoration has been restored according to its original appearance, so it still maintains the style of the 20th century.

Actors appearing in this scene: Huang Baiyou, Barbara and the actor who plays Matilda’s father. The specific name is not important. People call him Skull.

Maybe it got its name from the tattoos of skulls below his neck. Unfortunately, it’s hard to see through his clothes. If you’re curious, you can pull it out and take a look next time he takes a shower.

"Start!" With Gary's confident voice, the filming of the first scene started.

Matilda, played by Barbara, sits on the edge of the stairs, her head resting on the iron guardrail.

The gap in the guardrail was not big enough for her head to pass through, but her feet could. She stretched out her legs through the guardrail, dangling in the air.

Compared with Lyon's meek makeup, Matilda must make the audience feel different when she appears. The woolen crochet top, retro printed pantyhose, and black collar instantly reveal her uniqueness.

Barbara deliberately learned how to smoke as an adult (her mother, Helena, did not smoke), so the smoking movements shown by Matilda were extremely smooth.

Her eyes wandered, showing a sadness that was inappropriate for her age.

Very good, director Gary looked at the monitor, this is what he wanted, an overly mature little girl with a bad family.

Just look at the other co-star...

There was a slight sound of footsteps, and Barbara immediately put aside the cigarette she had just taken two puffs on, and looked at the person coming.

There was a bit of panic in his eyes, because if the news of smoking reached his father's ears, he would be beaten.

According to the plot, the scars on Matilda's face were caused by her father, stepmother and sister.

Until Huang Baiyou ignored him, Barbara said hello again, "Hi."

Huang Baiyou didn't respond immediately. Leon lived alone and hadn't communicated with anyone for a long time, so he stopped first, then turned sideways for a second and asked, "Why did you hide the cigarette?"

"This building is full of rats. I don't want my old man to find out. I have enough trouble already." Barbara sighed.

In the English context, the word "rats abound" does not mean "there are many despicable people", but "there are many nosy people". This line is also a foreshadowing of the next door neighbor's grandmother running out to meddle in other people's business.

Huang Baiyou seemed to have discovered something. He bent down and leaned closer to see more clearly.

She doesn't want anyone to know she was beaten. This is the same as a child's self-esteem. Matilda, played by Barbara, realizes what the other person is looking at, turns her face and no longer looks at her, lowers her head, and uses her hair Cover the scars near the eye sockets.

"Stop." Huang Baiyou took the initiative to stop.

"?" There was a question mark in Gary's mind in front of the monitor, because he also wanted to stop, but was afraid of disturbing the first game's winnings.

Why did Standing take the initiative to speak, and Gary came over.

"Sorry director, I was too eager." Huang Baiyou sincerely apologized to Gary and explained, "Because Barbara is very talented, I couldn't help but speak."

So polite? Well, Gary said, "I want to stop it too."

"I...what's wrong with me?" Barbara asked from the side. Although she was very happy to be praised by Standing, she was still nervous when she heard that it was because of her NG.

"Matilda's sadness here should be less, and her fear of others seeing it should be more." Gary said bluntly.

Um? Barbara was momentarily stuck.

"Think about the subsequent plot, the part where the whole family was killed by a gangster police officer." Huang Baiyou guided.

Barbara's little head shook, and after a few seconds she thought, "I know, Matilda has no feelings for her stepmother and father, she only has feelings for her brother, 'I am more like his mother than that fat pig.' He said so."

"Because I have been disappointed with my family, there won't be much sadness here, and there will be more self-esteem for fear of being known about my family." Barbara drew inferences.

"Yes," Huang Baiyou nodded, "That's right."

Huang Baiyou's thoughts were exactly the same as his own. Gary thought so, he looked at Huang from the corner of his eye, and then said seriously, "Be ready to tell me,"

When emotions change, the actors definitely need to be prepared. Before Gary returns to the monitor, the director needs to be in charge of the overall situation.

"Is there a way?" Huang Baiyou asked.

Barbara nodded quickly, "I just need to think that my father is a shitty criminal, and I don't want anyone to know about it."

Okay, this is very filial, Huang Baiyou said nothing more.

Starting from the beginning, Barbara was a perfect reproduction. When Leon looked over, Barbara's eyes were gray and full of panic.

"What happened?" Huang Baiyou asked.

"I fell off my bike," Barbara said.

Huang Baiyou paused for two seconds, his brown sunglasses seemed to hide some emotion, his thumb holding the box twitched slightly, and he turned and left.

"Hey," Matilda said again when Huang Baiyou was about to walk to the door of the room, "don't tell my dad about my smoking, okay?"

Don’t worry, I can’t. Leon, played by Huang Baiyou, wanted to say this, but in the end he didn’t say anything and returned to his room.

Audiences who have visited the Chelsea Hotel should know that there is basically no furniture in the room, so the interior scenes of the movie are actually shot indoors at the "Sony Filming Base in Colombia".

Huang Baiyou's career disappeared from sight, and Barbara took two more puffs of cigarette.

Next comes Barbara's scene, where Yuzhen Haku bends down to look through the keyhole just like Leon in the movie.

Why is it a keyhole and not a cat's eye?

Huang Baiyou thought it was the killer's habit of being vigilant. If someone outside wanted to see what was going on in the house, their first reaction would definitely be to look through the peephole from the outside in.

On the contrary, the keyhole is an area that is easily overlooked...

The skeleton appeared and walked over to Barbara.

The pre-plot of this section is that Matilda's father was visited and threatened by the police because he was hiding the white powdery stuff.

Dare not say anything to the criminal police, the weak draw a knife on the weaker, and vent their anger on their daughter.

"What are you doing here?" the skeleton said, kicking Barbara with his toes.

At this moment, the cigarette in the mouth of Matilda played by Barbara has long turned into a lollipop.

"Go in and do your homework," the skeleton continued.

"I'm done," Barbara responded.

"Really? Then go in and help sister." The skeleton slapped him in the face.

This is a real beating, but the force is relieved and not painful.

In the American version, if you asked the skeleton to really hit an underage girl, he wouldn't dare.

I have been saving the manuscript for two more days, and I will have a big breakout (four chapters) tomorrow. The main thing is that I write novels piece by piece, and then connect them together, eh! It’s almost 1.5 million words, and I want this novel to have an ending similar to “The Lonely Novelist.”