Heads Up Hollywood

The brilliance of art workers is a part of very few popular arts.

High-end arts such as ballet, opera, and Chinese opera have a lot of artistic elements, but the market space is really limited.

It is also destined that their income will not be too high.

The top ballet artists in the world earn between 3 million and 5 million U.S. dollars a year, and they still have to work tirelessly to perform in famous theaters around the world, with very little commercial sponsorship.

This also leads to many "survival" people in this industry.

For example, the dance replacement incident of "Black Swan" that was once raging.

The use of doubles in Hollywood movies is really too common, especially in action movies.

For example, Scarlett Johansson, who became popular because of the image of "Black Widow", has more than a dozen stand-in actors! In addition to action doubles, speed doubles, coercion doubles, and even in order to shoot the most perfect buttocks, Marvel also specially found a buttock substitute for her.

Breast substitutes are of course unnecessary.

In the movie, almost every action of her performance is performed by a stand-in, and then through montage editing, she finally puts on a pose, which is unified and coherent, and she becomes a "black widow" with chic movements and a hot figure.

This kind of popcorn movie produced by a purely industrialized process is nothing grand at all.

Stand-ins are originally an inevitable choice for producers and insurance companies in order to cut costs and reduce risks.

And no stand-in would stand up and clamor, saying that the person on the screen is not a certain celebrity at all, but himself.

Only Sarah Lane, the ballet stand-in in "Black Swan", really went all out to become famous, and openly stated her position in the media, saying that many scenes in the movie are hers, not Natalie Portman.

The matter once led to a great crisis of public opinion.

But it’s true, ballet dancers practice dance hard, often from the age of five or six, and after decades of practice, they have to be a stand-in for a movie actor who knows nothing about ballet techniques. How unbalanced is this?

A film actor trained for a few months, and became a ballet queen under the praise of fans and the media. How could they, real ballet artists, bear it in their hearts?

This is the same reason that Liu Xiaolingtong criticized the Sun Wukong who criticized Zhou Xingxing and other actors for not calling him Sun Wukong.

One is psychological imbalance!

Second, I want to catch hot spots and become famous again!

The most fundamental reason is that the pressure of survival is too great.

The pay and return are not proportional, which leads to psychological distortion.

Even Sarah Lane, the ballet principal of the National Theater of the United States, wanted to be famous, even disregarding the professional ethics of keeping a double under strict secrecy, and openly declared her contribution to "Black Swan".

If it wasn't for the subsequent clarifications and explanations from many authoritative media including "New York Times", "Times", "Film Review", and WikiLeaks, her remarks would probably cause huge economic losses to the film.

(I saw an analysis on Quora about Harvey Weinstein and Jennifer Lawrence. Natalie Portman of "Black Swan" and Anne Hathaway of "Les Miserables" compete for Oscar Both were controversial in the years of public opinion. Coincidentally, in those two years, both of them had to compete with Jennifer Lawrence for the Oscar. Especially Anne Hathaway, who was hacked miserably. Originally, her role in "Les Miserables" , enough to compete for the best actress in the Oscars. She is the heroine competing for many awards, and her voice is very high. As a result, in the Oscars, she competed for the best supporting actress and won. The best actress has become a newcomer born in the 90s Jennifer Lawrence. Jennifer said excitedly when accepting the award: "Thank you Harvey for helping me kill all competitors.")

This is true of Sarah Lane, and it is conceivable that other qualifications and qualifications are far inferior to her ballerina's daily life and psychological condition.

The movie "Chicago" is not just a movie, it is a true reflection of the ballet circle.

It was hard and brutal.

This naked ballet performance, and the subsequent behavior of "picking actors" backstage, can only be said to be unexpected and reasonable.

Tang En was not interested in these ballerinas, they were not beautiful enough, and their figure was not hot enough. Apart from their soft and easy to push down, they really couldn't find any advantages.

Let's say it's playing with his status. The status of a ballet dancer doesn't arouse his interest.

"Forget it, you can go if you want." Tang En shook his head, expressing his refusal.

Cate Blanchett said worriedly: "In my opinion, you two should not go either. After all, we are actors, unlike those Wall Street capitalists. Once we meet someone with a scheming heart and are tagged by them, we will take you two." When the tool is famous, it is troublesome."

In the United States, commercial non-disclosure agreements are usually for one year, and long-term contracts often do not exceed two years.

The term of confidentiality agreement between private parties can be longer, but usually it will not exceed 10 years.

For the rich, sleeping with women and then spending tens of thousands of dollars to sign a non-disclosure agreement is the norm in the industry, and almost every rich man has done this. Even 10 years later, if the person involved tells the story of the past, it will be difficult to affect the current private life of the rich.

At best, it is a small episode in life.

However, it is different for people like movie stars and football players.

10 years... is too short!

What happened 10 years ago may not affect the families of these people, but it will certainly affect their careers!

Rich people make money from industry, and celebrities make money more from fame.

The reputation is ruined, and that's it.

So in handling these matters, movie stars must be more careful and cautious than Wall Street capitalists.

Tang En thought for a while, then said solemnly: "Kate is right, then don't go! Let's go back to the hotel!"

Leonardo shrugged, "I don't care."

Mark Wahlberg nearly exploded.

New York is the capital of models. There are more than 200,000 beautiful models here, professional, amateur, legal, and smuggling!

Came to New York, Leonardo still lacks old friends?

Not to mention Tang En, if he went to the whole world, women would be all over the world.

In contrast, Mark Wahlberg is a bit miserable.

He is not as handsome and handsome as Leonardo, and he is not as rich as Tang En, so his attractiveness to women... Naturally, he is much worse.

It was so late, Tang En was not allowed to go to the backstage to find a "date" with the ballerina, wouldn't he be left alone in the vacant room?

Mark Wahlberg gritted his teeth and narrowed his triangular eyes slightly.

It is impossible to refute Tang En.

However, he is not helpless!

His eyes fell on Cate Blanchett.

"Kate, are you going back to the hotel later?"

"How did you come here and how do you go back?"

Mark Wahlberg smiled, "Coincidentally, I'm going back too."

Leonardo almost couldn't hold back his laughter, and let out a "hoo hoo" sound.

Tang En twitched the corner of his mouth and cast a deep glance at Mark Wahlberg.

Boy, the way is wild enough!

Is this going to hook up with Cate Blanchett?

Kind!

Although Cate Blanchett wanted to ask Tang En out just now, but he refused. However, this does not mean that she is willing to cheat in marriage. She and her husband have a very good relationship as husband and wife.

That's all for women, and men... are big figures like Tang En who can be treated differently.

Sure enough, Cate Blanchett gave him a cold look, "You want to fuck me?"

Mark Wahlberg was not embarrassed either. He rubbed his hands together and said with a smile: "It's been a long night, let's chat together, do things..."

"roll!"

Before finishing speaking, Cate Blanchett cursed out.

"Hey? Why are you swearing?" Mark Wahlberg blushed.

"A guy like you wants to fuck my old lady? Get the hell out of here!" Cate Blanchett scolded him very unceremoniously.

Mark Wahlberg was ashamed and dejected.

Then, Leonardo and Twain were seen standing behind Cate Blanchett, secretly giving him a thumbs up.

Boy, have a kind!