Entertainment: From the Octagon to the big screen

Chapter 635 - What a simple move
Chen Yu ran into the alley, and was blocked by a nearly two-and-a-half-meter-high wall.

Then he jumped up on the spot, first kicked the brick wall with his left hand and then kicked the stone pillar with his right hand, and then used the force to flip over.

This set of moves is no stranger to domestic and foreign audiences who are familiar with Jackie Chan's works, but even during his peak period, Jackie Chan needed a short run-up, whereas Chen Yu can do it with just a momentary burst.

For the same action, Jackie Chan focuses on agility and cleverness, while Chen Yu is more neat and straightforward, so we can't generalize about which is better or worse. Different people have different preferences, so don't impose your opinion on others.

For example, director Andres is particularly concerned about the previous set of shots. They are really beautiful and handsome, and they are guaranteed to become a classic if they are put into the TV series.

But this is very different from the image of the CIA agent portrayed in "Narcos".

Director Andres sees the CIA as the villain lurking behind the fog in this series. The CIA secretly selects, funds, supports and even protects Colombian drug traffickers.

Therefore, Chen Yu should not show his prowess but should just shoot and kill the witness to prevent her from attending the trial and confessing to the prosecution things that would damage the CIA's interests in South America.

"Then there's no need to keep chasing her before. I can start when she just gets off the car."

Chen Yu demonstrated a close-range shooting action, director Andres fell into deep thought, and screenwriter Doug Milo shook his head, saying that the CIA could not kill people on American soil.

To put it another way, at least the CIA is not arrogant enough to kill American citizens on the street. Miami is not Saigon, Tokyo, or Seoul. The CIA must be more restrained in the United States.

Miss Amy reminded Doug that according to the time of the episode, South Vietnam had already been annexed and occupied by North Vietnam. Saigon and Da Nang had already been lying at the feet of the Soviet Union, calling them daddy.

Andres did not adopt Chen Yu's suggestion to kill the witness in broad daylight, but changed the plot to: the witness was hit and killed by a drunk driving box truck while escaping.

It is a good opportunity to incorporate the major event of the United States' re-assessment of drunk driving standards into the drama.

In addition, the character played by Chen Yu is, after all, an elite veteran who participated in the Vietnam War and saved Grenada. It would be too unrealistic if he couldn't catch up with a female reporter.

For Chen Yu, this set of shots was not difficult to perform.

However, Alicia Vikander and Miss Amy, who guest-starred as female reporters, almost ran to the point of vomiting blood.

Even if Chen Yu behaved like a gentleman and deliberately slowed down his pace, it would still be enough to make the two of them suffer.

Alicia Vikander hadn't done any intense exercise since marrying Michael Fassbender last October, and she suffered leg cramps and retching right after filming.

Miss Amy's condition is much better due to her long-term fitness and dancing. She only feels tightness and tingling in her ankle, and has now put on an ice pack for cold compress treatment.

Di Lieba ran out of the car to help the accompanying doctors press Alicia's legs and comfort her.

Alicia studied hard at the Royal Swedish Ballet School for nine years.

Therefore, she was very confident in her endurance and flexibility, but she didn't expect that she would decline so much after getting married! Alicia was in a trance and it was hard to accept it.

"Our dancing is a bit static, so how can we compare with professional boxers? Amy can barely keep up with the pace because she tries to run five kilometers every morning and evening."

Dilireba took the towel handed to her by Red Viper Pedro Pascal and placed it between Alicia's forehead and the ice pack to prevent the young lady from catching a cold.

The doctor on the crew told director Andres that Alicia was no longer fit to work.

"At least Alicia needs to get enough rest and recover today, otherwise it will aggravate the symptoms."

Producer José Padilla patted the doctor on the shoulder to express his gratitude.

Alicia didn't want to go back to the hotel to watch TV, so she limped into the business car with Dilireba to chat about gossip. They seemed to get along well. Alicia was exempt from the fight at this stage, so director Andres could only discuss with the script supervisor and the production manager to do the rest of the scenes first. He hoped that Dilireba could help.

But Dilireba simply disdains to make a cameo appearance. As Chen Yu's wife, she must play the leading female role! Anyway, her husband can spend money to support her.

But Di Lieba knew very well that judging from her professional ability, it was not worth it for Chen Yu to waste a lot of money and resources.

Furthermore, Di Lieba dislikes Chen Yu’s poor professional ability and refuses to force her husband, a burden, to appear in film and television works.

Having finally gotten rid of Jiaxing’s big gift package, how could Di Lieba make the same mistake again!
Since Dilraba Dilmurat politely declined the invitation to guest star, director Andres quickly contacted Amy Acker, who happened to be attending an event in Tallahassee.

Alicia had to leave the scene due to a leg injury, so director Andres planned to change the background and time of the confrontation between Amy Acker and Chen Yu to the present.

The first version of the dialogue for Amy's character consisted of three pages of preaching about what justice is.

The young lady thought it was too stupid and insisted on making changes and deletions.

"Who believes in American justice now? Iraq? Palestine? Or the graveyard of empires?"

Amy left screenwriter Doug Milo speechless. In fact, when the latter wrote this passage, he had just finished watching "Saving Man", so he closed his eyes and wrote on a whim.

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The Russians used this work to mock the US government: Why did they send four children from the same family to the front line? They committed the sin themselves, and yet they had the nerve to make a film and sell it to the world.

The former Soviet Union was on the verge of national destruction and had to mobilize its entire population into military service, which was similar to the situation next door; except for Hawaii, the mainland of the United States has never been attacked by bombs.

In the end, the plot was changed to have Amy only argue with Chen Yu about the justice of the legal process.

As for factual justice, it is not something that CIA agents and DEA agents are concerned about.

Chen Yu stood on the side of the CIA and emphasized that he would ensure that the CIA's interests were not harmed. Justice had nothing to do with him because justice had never given him a penny.

The CIA needs resistance forces and armed forces in South American countries to fight against Soviet infiltration.

"Containing Soviet expansion is far more important than eliminating drug cartels. Even if Colombia is full of cocaine, it is better than Colombia becoming a Soviet government bootlicker."

After Chen Yu finished speaking, he unscrewed a bottle of mineral water and took two sips. Amy growled a swear word.

This is the key reason why the CIA and the DEA cannot fully cooperate.

The CIA used the excuse of anti-Sovietism to make profits from the drug business, while the DEA wanted to eliminate the drug trafficking gangs and seize huge amounts of money.

How could the CIA allow the DEA to touch or even cut off its financial resources?

Although the CIA is no longer able to openly crack down on the DEA after the tragedy involving Ziqi, it is still making small moves in secret.

The shooting of the female reporter by Chen Yu is the best proof that the CIA killed her simply because they suspected that the female reporter would betray them.

Even if the DEA knew the exact murderer, they could do nothing. At this moment, Chen Yu sat next to Amy, drinking water and looking at the sky quietly.

There is an agreement between the top leaders of both sides that the DEA must not investigate CIA agents or contract employees.

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