You better get it!

Xu Hengzhou didn't know what Director Jiang Wen was crazy about, so he just replied: "I think the role of Ma Bandit Lao Qi is very good, and he suits me well."

Here he finished sending the text message and continued to watch the movie seriously.

Over there, Jiang Wen said "Hey" when he received Xu Hengzhou's reply, and in a long tone, he smiled at the assistant director who was having a fierce bargaining with the wealthy folks who owned donkey carts about how much it would cost to rent a donkey cart for one hour.

call:

"Director Wei, the role of the gangster Lao Qi is still for you."

Wei smiled and wiped the sweat from his forehead. He didn't even have time to answer what Director Jiang Wen said. He was afraid that his momentum would weaken if he was distracted, so he continued to argue with this fellow villager:

“We borrow the donkey and the cart separately most of the time, so why can’t they be counted as half of the money?

If we borrow a donkey for half a day and a cart for half a day, wouldn’t it add up to only borrowing a donkey cart for half a day?”

This argument had never been heard before, and the owner of the donkey cart was speechless. More importantly, in the middle of winter, he actually broke into a sweat talking about this matter, which really made him tired.

He waved his hand and said, "Why are you so poor as a crew? Okay, okay, come find me when you want to film."

After saying that, his donkey cart was about to leave, but when it turned around, he couldn't help but spit and said bitterly:

"When you guys borrow donkeys, I have to go see if there are other crews who can borrow cars! Just because you can take advantage of this loophole and short my half of my money, I still don't believe it. I can't even make two cents."

Already?"

After saying these harsh words, he finally left more willingly.

Wei Xiao apologized for the whole process and sent him off respectfully.

Then he turned around and ran to Jiang Wen in a few steps and asked him for confirmation:

"Director Jiang, what did you just say, that you wanted me to play the seventh gangster?"

Director Jiang Wen was leaning against a crooked tree, holding a piece of dogtail grass in his mouth, hugging his chest, raising one foot, kicking and throwing it, which smelled of dissoluteness, and he answered very nonchalantly:

"Yes, we agreed from the beginning that you would act, so we can save money.

You see, you can bargain with fellow villagers for half an hour just to save the money for a donkey cart.

Why can't you save me some money as an actor?"

Wei Xiao knew that Director Jiang Wen said that on purpose, but he still explained a few words seriously:

"I'm saving money because our crew is used to being poor. Being frugal is a virtue. We need to be prepared for danger in times of peace. What if we are divested again in the future?

On the other hand, isn't it just because I recommended my good friend to play this role that you have to pay more?

Although I think from the bottom of my heart that you were right in the role played by my buddy, in the end you did it as a favor because of my relationship.

Don’t I have to remember your order, so I can save a little bit in every aspect.”

When Jiang Wen heard Wei Xiao's words, all the satisfaction on his face disappeared: "Yes, yes, you can say it."

Wei Xiao saw that Jiang Wen had accepted this and felt comfortable. Then he asked the key question he wanted to know: "What would my brother say if I played the role of the seventh gangster?"

"Tsk." Jiang Wen instantly put a smile on his face: "He plays my eldest son!"

"Lao Liu?"

Wei Xiao pondered for a moment, thinking about the news that the crew had just received, that something had happened to the actor originally invited to play the sixth child.

This is definitely a serious matter, but it's hard to say whether it can be suppressed.

After all, the actors are quite relevant.

But, this thunder can only bury one less person.

Director Jiang proposed the idea of ​​changing actors, which did not surprise him.

But Wei Xiao really didn't expect that Director Jiang actually planned to let Xu Hengzhou play the sixth child.

You know, compared to the gangster Lao Qi, who is somewhat insignificant in this movie, the role of Lao Liu is much more important.

Wei Xiao thought for a while and asked Director Jiang Wen:

"Do you plan to let Xu Hengzhou act according to the previous version, or try the version before castration?"

Director Jiang Wen laughed "Hey" again:

"Look at how unfamiliar your relationship is. You're looking down on your brother.

Then it must be a tough encounter.

I'm afraid you don't know how great your brother is now. Just before the preview of the movie he made today, he showed it on a very small scale.

Everyone who has seen it said it was good.

This kid is probably going to fly."

He bit the grass root back into his mouth, rolled his tongue, and the grass blades swayed, and the velvet was blown to the sky by the wind.

Jiang Wen's eyes followed the wind, and his voice seemed vague and leisurely, mixed with so many ideas that he couldn't figure out Nan Beifan's drama:

"The good wind, with its power, sends me up to the blue clouds."

Anyway, his crew has become lively, but it is uncertain whether they can set up the stage, sing the show, take advantage of the wind, and soar into the blue clouds.

Maybe in the end, even if I go to heaven, I won't be able to achieve that freedom.

Just like this pointless velvet.

If you are bound by the grass on the grass, you will finally be blown away by the wind and break away from the grass. You will be bound by the one you are next to.

Once you reach the blue clouds, you still have to endure the torn wind.

It's so hard to be a thief.

Here Jiang Wen began to feel "sad for the spring and sad for the autumn" in the winter.

Xu Hengzhou over there has already watched the second half of the movie.

"Tree" is killing everyone in the movie, and he is so proud and crazy.

He enjoyed watching it.

Not only him, but hundreds of people around him including the "extra performers" were also watching and laughing loudly.

The plot in the second half of the movie "Mr. Tree" is quite enjoyable to begin with.

Whoever made the tree kneel down in the first half will be made to kneel down by the tree in the second half. Whoever made the tree unhappy will definitely have to give it back.

And it's the kind of repayment that has no logic and a bit of absurdity.

It makes people happy just looking at it.

But after all, director Han Jie is making a literary film, and the tone is set in that direction. No matter how cheerful it is, it will eventually return to silence.

The feeling of desolation and powerlessness that goes deep into the bone marrow gradually deepens in the hearts of all moviegoers.

The group of people, headed by the 200 extras sitting in the middle, didn't know at what moment they started to slowly become quiet, and there was no more laughter.

By the time I got to the end, I was so stunned that even the sound of breathing was almost gone.

The atmosphere in the entire venue was quite depressing.

It took more than ten seconds before sparse applause rang out.

After the host came on stage and said a few words to liven up the atmosphere, the scene finally came to life.

But almost no one took the initiative to talk about the movie "Mr. Tree" they just watched.

Everyone was staring at the big screen, feeling that the situation was like: "Hurry up and put down a movie!"

Chen Jianbin didn't know when he came to Xu Hengzhou from his crew again. He didn't appear and suddenly said:

"This situation is a bit bad. Although my movie may have some elements of black humor, it can't lift the atmosphere."

He pointed at Xu Hengzhou: "Tell me, you acted shamelessly, and you made everyone fall silent!"

Xu Hengzhou doesn’t think so!

But director Han Jie actually nodded and added a phrase that has become popular recently: "The man is silent and the woman is crying."

Xu Hengzhou felt very offended. Isn’t this a movie you co-wrote?


Chapter completed!