Exploiting Hollywood 1980

The crew returned to the high school for filming the next day. Elizabeth Shue put on a white cashmere sweater, a pair of lavender trousers, fluffy white socks in the style of an Eastern Ivy League school, and a pair of brown boat shoes.

"Very nice, Elizabeth." Ronald looked at her dress, which was the preppy style popular in New England on the East Coast. Those rich kids who are studying in college preparatory schools like to wear this kind of clothes.

Generally speaking, it is difficult for girls in high schools to be able to support this kind of dress, but girls who dress like this will definitely be regarded as their dream lovers by high school boys.

"What you are talking about is my most beautiful scene." Elizabeth Su has managed her weight well. "They are my own clothes. I brought them from Harvard."

"Very good, your poster will be hung in the locker room by young audiences in the future." Ronald called the crew photographer over and took a few photos of Elizabeth Sue for use in publicity.

Ali, played by Elizabeth Shue, gently patted Daniel and then hid on the other side. The two were very happy to see each other and agreed to go to the carnival.

The most important thing for Daniel now is to learn karate with Master Miyagi. He excitedly went to Mr. Miyagi's house.

The crew couldn't find a suitable house for this home, so they built a large house out of wood on an open space owned by the municipal government next to the oil company's ground.

Before the shooting started, the costume designer brought over a headband and said to Ronald, "This is the one chosen by Mr. Weintraub. It is a Japanese traditional headband with a cherry blossom pattern. I think it will match Daniel well."

Ronald took it and saw that it had a cherry blossom pattern composed of blue dots. He called Ralph Mazio and asked Noriyuki Morita to help him tie it on his head to try the effect.

"How much like a Japanese boy." Noriyuki Morita admired.

"Turn around and look." Ronald asked Ralph Mazio to turn around and stare at his headband.

"Is there something wrong?" Ralph thought he had tied it wrong and reached out to adjust it.

"Don't move," Ronald asked Susan Aikins, who was nearby, to fetch Weintraub.

"What's the matter, Ronald?" Weintraub came over and looked at Ralph Mazzio. "What a nice headband. You're such a spirited boy. It's like a newborn sun."

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"You do know that Japan was a defeated country in World War II, right? There are still many families in America whose relatives died in the war against Japan."

When Ronald saw Weintraub nodding, he pointed to the pattern on the headband.

"Then who gave you the bad idea to deliberately put the flag pattern of the old Japanese Imperial Navy on it?"

"What?" Weintraub was shocked, "Isn't this a cherry blossom pattern?"

"It's a cherry blossom." Ronald took off his headband and spread it out. There was a big cherry blossom on it. Then Ronald carefully folded it along the top and bottom of the cherry blossoms, so that the edge of the cherry blossom pattern was folded to the back of the scarf.

The remaining stamens are like a rising sun, and the petals are like the rays of the rising sun.

"If you haven't seen the Japanese military flag, you can ask someone to look it up in the library."

"This is indeed the flag pattern of the old Japanese Imperial Navy," Noriyuki Morita testified beside him. He was a child who grew up during World War II. He had many uncles in the concentration camps who joined the US military to fight in the war. When he was a child, he was subjected to anti-Japanese propaganda. Propaganda, I am very familiar with this set.

"shxt, this is a gift from Mr. Vice President of Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries..." Weintraub was filled with hatred. These Japanese people are really ghosts. They let these signs of defeat be hidden in the cherry blossom pattern that represents peace, and were specially given to them. himself, and also hinted that he used it in the movie.

"Do you have an alternative pattern?" Seeing that Weintraub had figured it out, Ronald called the costume designer to discuss.

"I also have a headscarf here." Noriyuki Morita took out a pair from his belt, which was also dark blue. The cherry blossom pattern on it was very small, so there was no problem of being mistaken at all.

"Thank you, this pattern is very good." Ronald watched him tie up Ralph Mazzio, and he felt satisfied after looking at it.

"My wife did it," Morita laughed.

After the minor disturbance passed, Daniel drove back to his home with Miyagi for training.

Miyagi asked Daniel to drive into the yard. Daniel was very interested in the many classic cars from the 1950s and 1960s parked in the yard.

Miyagi tied him with a cherry blossom headband, then took out a sponge and waxing tools, and asked Daniel to start washing and waxing the car.

Daniel was unwilling, "Aren't we here for training?"

"The master teaches, and the apprentice practices. The master will not intentionally teach the wrong apprentice, and the apprentice cannot question the master, do you understand?"

"I guess so", Daniel didn't expect that Master Miyagi also had a stern side.

"Alas... alas..." Miyagi was dissatisfied with Daniel again, "Don't guess. If you walk on the left side of the road, it is safe. If you walk on the right side of the road, it is also safe. But if you walk in the middle, you will be hit by a car sooner or later. Like a grape." Miyagi made a gesture like a grape being crushed.

"You know karate, it's okay. You don't know karate, and the trainers won't bother you. You say you know it but you don't, so you're like a grape, crushed by a cobra boy. Do you understand?"

"I understand," Daniel thought to himself. Doesn't this mean that he is half full?

"Wax on, wax off" Miyagi asked Daniel to use a sponge to draw circles on the car body. "Pay attention to your breathing, inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale..."

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"Why do..."

"Alas... alas..." Miyagi became dissatisfied again, "Apprentice, don't ask too many questions, just practice as the master says."

Daniel obediently waxed all the classic cars in the yard. These are real classic cars from the 1950s and 1960s that Weintraub managed to get. They have a very old look.

After filming these, the crew brought over the second-hand Chevrolet car owned by Daniel's mother Lucille that had been shipped all the way from the East Coast.

Lucille drove Daniel with her to pick up Ali to go to the carnival.

In front of a single-family villa at the foot of Beverly Hills, Ali's parents couldn't help showing expressions of surprise when they saw their daughter getting into the old car, with Daniel and Lucille pushing it from behind and starting it. They didn't expect that their daughter Ali's date would be a pauper.

The crew then moved to the carnival, where there were golf, table football, go-karts, carousels and other toys. Ronald took many shots of Daniel and Ally having fun.

"Cut!" Ronald stopped filming, and the assistant director came up to remind him that it was already dinner time.

"Take an hour's rest and let's continue." Ronald issued the order for dinner. Susan Akins asked her assistant to quickly bring in the food truck. All the actors and staff lined up to pick up the food.

The long queue moved quickly, and Ronald naturally had someone to help him get it. He opened the tin foil package, which contained a heated beef burger, a cup of Coke, a box of vegetable salad, and yogurt.

Weintraub also cares about these things. Instead of using suppliers in Colombia, he found fast food restaurants himself to help deliver the food, which can save more than 90% of the cost.

"Hi, Eric? Didn't you pass the audition? I remember you weren't selected?" Ronald unexpectedly spotted an acquaintance in the queue.

It was Eric Stoltz who made his debut in his first movie and auditioned for the role of Daniel, the male lead in "The Kid". He and a beautiful girl were making love to each other in the food line.

"Hi, Ronald." Eric Stoltz was found to be having dinner. He was not embarrassed at all. Instead, he came up and hugged Ronald, showing that he was familiar with the director.

"Are you...?" When Ronald saw the beautiful girl, she looked very familiar.

"I'm Ally Xidi." The girl wiped her hands and came over to shake Ronald's hand.

Oh... Ronald remembered. This is the heroine of the blockbuster movie "War Games" from a few months ago, Ally Sheedy. He also saw her in a casting for Universal's "Sixteen Candles," where she lost out to director John Hughes' pick, Molly Ringwald.

"What are you doing?"

Ali Xidi was embarrassed, "We are here to have lunch."

Eric Stoltz relied on Ronald to promote his debut, and explained it to Ronald.

It turns out that both of them were poor actors, and some of their income from performances was invested in acting training, clothing purchase, and apartment rent. The couple both failed to audition for the lead role, so they had to come to the set for lunch.

"How did you know that I was filming here today and could have a meal?" Ronald became curious.

"Sorry, we can't betray our friends. I don't have to eat." Ali Xidi has been in the industry for a longer time. She knows that some film crews are more strict about the management of lunch boxes, and some directors are more concerned about these casual meals. If you win people, you will drive them away.

"It doesn't matter, Ronald is my old friend," Eric Stoltz wanted to save face in front of his girlfriend.

"You have to tell me who informed you." Ronald didn't care that they were here for dinner, but someone was talking about things on the set, which made him a little uncomfortable.

"It's Sarah Jessica Parker. Please don't embarrass her, Mr. Director." Ally Xidi softly begged Ronald, "We actors are very pitiful. Sometimes we don't have money to eat, so we just We can rely on friends to help us and tell us which crew is serving food. In order to save gas money, we all come by bicycle."

"It's okay, I won't embarrass her. You can just eat here, and you can come back later." Ronald nodded to them. These actors are quite pitiful. Maybe this kind of bastard is one of the actors in the industry. Kind of rules.

He went over to question Sarah Jessica Parker, who played Elizabeth Sue's girlfriend.

Sarah Jessica Parker was also with a man. The two shared a lunch box, carefully cutting the burger in half with plastic utensils, and each of them picked up a piece.

"Would you like an extra one?" Ronald recognized the actor who was also auditioning for the male lead Daniel but was not selected. His name was Robert Downey Jr.

"Director Ronald!" Sara stood up and quickly said no, "I also want to go on a diet. One box is enough for the two of us."

Ronald was very emotional, he didn't expect these young actors to be so depressed. In comparison, he was doing much better as a director.

"I don't object to you coming to eat. I'll say hello to Susan. I don't count the number of people eating every day. If you want more, you can go get another one."

"However," Ronald sniffed, he seemed to smell a strange smell, "my crew is not allowed to use these..."

Danny quickly took the rolled tobacco in his hand and put it into his pocket, "No problem, I don't know the rules here."

"Ronald, you are here, can you take a photo?" Elizabeth Su came over and brought the photographer with her.

"Of course", Ronald smiled and took photos with Elizabeth using the carnival sign as the background. He also took photos with Sarah Jessica Parker who played her best friend, her boyfriend Robert Downey Jr. and others.

"Remember to send me a copy of the photo," Elizabeth told Photography.

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