The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1379
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Reese couldn't help but chuckle, "It's just a little experience. With more time on the set, you'll naturally develop some of your own skills."

"Now it seems that I have been in Hollywood for a few years longer than you."

Anson unpacked the energy bar and said, "Don't worry, I won't associate it with age."

The teasing made Reese's smile even brighter, but when she looked at Anson quietly, her smile paused. The one in front of her was the real Anson.

Always familiar look.

Reese looked at Anson carefully. Anson noticed and turned to look at her. "What? You only have one, and you shared this energy bar with me?"

"Ha." Reese chuckled, "So, this is you, right?"

Anson was confused and looked at Reese.

Reese, "Before filming, you deliberately pretended not to understand my concerns, and then you entered the performance state and blurred the boundaries of the film, right?"

Now that she calmed down and thought about it, she realized that since they met, Anson was not the type of person who was aloof and indifferent. Even when she secretly followed Anson and tried to find out his background when they first met, Anson left a deep impression on her at that time, unlike today.

From reality to the movie, from the actor to the role, Reese finally realized the intertextuality between the movie and reality. In the movie, Johnny was ultimately unable to understand June Carter's situation and struggles. His reckless and impulsive behavior eventually led to the two people's complete separation.

This relationship was cut short before it even had a chance to sprout.

Precisely because of Anson's attitude and actions before filming began, Reese entered the role seamlessly. Her empathy allowed her to present the character's layers and complexity. The real and the fake, the fake and the real were completely mixed together, and the whole performance was smooth and coherent.

Reese is an experienced veteran actor and she could sense the change in the atmosphere of today's shoot.

The entire filming was not only smooth but also immersive. The boundary between reality and film became increasingly blurred. At certain moments, she felt that she was June Carter. The lines evolved into a part of her own thoughts. The performance and dialogue came out naturally, and everything became different.

Not only her, but the audience was no exception.

At this moment, looking at Anson who was so absorbed in his work that he was exhausted, Reese knew that the answer had emerged.

Anson blinked and smiled, "Reese, thank you for the compliment. Thank you for giving me the credit, but I was just preparing for my role."

"You know, I'm not a professional actor, and no one believes that I can perform a complex and delicate performance, including the director. He only chose me because he wanted actors who can also sing. So I have to work harder and hope not to be a drag."

“Now it seems that I have successfully completed my work.”

"Oh yeah!"

Anson even pumped his fist in celebration.

A smile appeared on Reese's lips, and she let out a breath in an exaggerated manner, "I feel relieved now. Phew... Originally, I was still worried about my behavior. Before the filming started, I was bothered by your attitude. I think I should apologize for my random speculation about your behavior."

"But now it seems that since it was a misunderstanding, there is no need for that. It turns out that you are just a terrible guy."

Reese thought Anson would be nervous, embarrassed, and panicked.

However, Anson did not.

Anson shrugged lightly. "In a sense, we have to accept a helpless reality. The world that each person sees is his own."

"Gender. Age. Culture. Family. Environment. Personality."

"So the world that each of us sees always carries our own label, and it is impossible for us to be 100% compatible with each other. The only thing we can do is to keep communicating in the process of communication and broaden our understanding of the world."

"So, Johnny can't fully understand June Carter, just like I can't fully understand you." "You don't have to apologize for your own speculation."

Be calm and sincere.

Ruixi was slightly stunned. When she looked at Anson again, she couldn't help but reveal a little admiration in her eyes.

This kind of wisdom is really rare in Hollywood.

"But," Anson paused, "thank you for sharing with me."

Reese stared at Anson's upturned mouth corners, and her own mouth corners also involuntarily rose.

This time, Reese did not continue to apologize, but looked Anson in the eye and said, "The performance just now was very wonderful. It is my honor to act with you."

It was just a few words, but it made Anson's chest swell and the smile on his face fully blossomed, "Thank you."

After a pause, he added, "Although I'm not used to it right now, thank you anyway."

Reese laughed and said, "Believe me, there will be more and more compliments like this in the future."

The conversation could not continue because Noah came back with an energy bar and a glass of hot milk.

Anson looked at the cup of hot milk and was stunned: Generally speaking, shouldn't it be coffee or tea? Where did the milk come from?

Then, Anson saw Lucas' figure behind the monitor. He had a serious face and appeared quietly on the set like Lucifer in black.

Anson didn't say much. He drank all the milk obediently and ate an energy bar. His cold and stiff limbs felt the blood flow again and gradually warmed up.

Instead of taking a break, Anson stood up, maintained his condition, continued his emotions, and continued filming the next scene.

A violent scene.

After being rejected by June Carter, Johnny still couldn't understand the reason, so he returned to his waiting room and dismantled it.

Compared with the previous delicate and layered scenes, such a simple and rough performance is more difficult, because Anson must remain angry, deeply feel the expansion and explosion of the Hulk's mutation in his body, and finally vent all his anger on the equipment in the waiting room.

The point is not "catharsis" but "performance".

The difference between filming a movie and everyday life is that the actors have to coordinate their movements with the camera.

If it is daily life, smashing the guitar is just smashing the guitar, it is very simple; but in front of the camera, how can the smashing of the guitar be captured by the camera, how can the smashing of the guitar conform to the rhythm and rhythm of post-production editing, and how can the smashing of the guitar show the power of emotions in the language of the camera?

Everything is important: angle, strength, posture, expression, etc.

In fact, running is the most intuitive example.

In real life, a sprint is a sprint, and you just need to run as fast as you can; but in a movie, in order to take care of the expression and running posture, the actor cannot maintain his top speed, but needs to focus on control to ensure that the state presented in front of the camera is consistent with the role and the aesthetic.

The same goes for action scenes.

After filming "Spider-Man", Anson already had enough understanding of these action scenes, so it was not difficult to shoot them, but it still required control.

The physical exhaustion of shooting action scenes while drunk was very obvious. In the end, Anson was so exhausted that he could hardly dismantle the sink in the waiting room. He was red-faced and panting as he carried the sink, looking extremely embarrassed.

(End of this chapter)