This actor just wants to verify.

Chapter 23 The hotel has poor sound insulation

As the sky gradually darkened, Hao Yun was extremely hungry, and his attribute values ​​were also not enough.

Jiang Wen finally realized that it was time to eat.

He simply packed up his things - of course, Hao Yun would definitely help - and then took Hao Yun out of the room.

The door of the next room was closed, and Jiang Wen took a direct shot without any hesitation:

"Lu Yan, get up and eat. Lu Yan, I know you are in there, come out and eat together."

A young man with messy hair and sleepy eyes opened the door. It was Lu Yu, the director and screenwriter of the play "Looking for the Gun".

"I'm not very hungry..."

His voice sounded a little nasal, as if he had a cold.

"Let's go. We have to eat after a tiring day. Man is like iron and rice is like steel. If we don't eat, we will be hungry." Jiang Wen pulled him away.

Lu Yan was almost dragged and staggered.

He turned back and looked at Hao Yun: "Who is this?"

"Hao Yun, I plan to let Grandpa Zhang Xianchun play the thief in his family. What do you think?" Jiang Wen did not forget to ask the director.

As an actor, he "definitely" cannot make the decision on casting matters like this and has to ask the director for instructions.

"Oh...oh...okay." Lu Yu obviously knew Zhang Xianchun.

He just didn't quite understand what Zhang Xianchun's family meant.

In fact, as the name suggests, the house that Hao Yun rented belongs to Zhang Xianchun, but it is definitely Zhang Xianchun's house.

The reason why Jiang Wen said this is because Lu Yan was born in the Beijing Film Academy and is proud of his talent. If you are really just an ordinary actor, he might not even pay attention to you.

Someone from Zhang Xianchun's family, even if he is just a distant nephew of Zhang Xianchun, can make Lu Yan pay attention to Hao Yun.

Brothers Zhang Xianchun and Zhang Xiande are veterans of the Beijing Film Studio.

Zhang Xiande was born in 1929 and Zhang Xianchun was born in 1937. They both worked with Chen Kaige's father Chen Huaikai (1920-1994). They participated in the film "Farewell My Concubine" in which Chen Huaikai was the art director as art directors and prop masters.

Chen Kaige called them Uncle De and Uncle Chun on the set.

The three of them talked as they walked, and when they reached the entrance of the alley and turned a corner, they arrived at the ancient town market.

After entering the restaurant, Hao Yun had not yet completely calmed down. He really didn't expect that he would be asked to play the role of a thief.

This role has quite a lot of scenes, and for a movie, it is definitely a major supporting role.

He and Jiang Wen spent the entire afternoon working on this and were already familiar with the movie characters.

"Order whatever you want to eat. We have enough money for the filming this time, so there's no need to save money."

Jiang Wen gave the menu to Hao Yun. Lu Yan had no objection and asked Hao Yun to order two dishes. Then they also ordered two dishes each.

This is Guizhou, so there is no need to worry about what kind of wine to drink.

During the meal, Lu Yan was obviously unwilling to talk about "Looking for the Gun", so the topic revolved around some recent events in the entertainment industry and newly released movies.

Van Loon's "Rush Hour 1.41" has been taken off the screen, with a North American box office of $ million.

"It's a huge loss this time. I heard the cost was 1 million US dollars." Lu Yu was in a bad mood today and was doing his best to gloat over other people's misfortunes.

“Other Guojia and regions will also release the film one after another, so the loss won’t be much.” Jiang Wen said.

"I heard that Aunt Zhang Zi kissed Fang Long, and Fang Long and his son were pursuing Aunt Zhang Zi." Hao Yun was not very interested in the box office of the movie, since the movie would not be released in mainland China anyway.

"This must be hype...right?" Jiang Wen expressed doubt.

"Fang Long has a wife, but it's hard to say. It's too much for a father and son to pursue a woman. Even if it's hype, it's shameless." Lu Yu said angrily.

"No matter how shameless you are, you can't be compared to the little dog, who actually paid homage publicly." This is not a complaint by Jiang Wen, it's an angry curse.

Fortunately, they were in a small private room, otherwise they would have been surrounded by onlookers.

Hao Yun could understand that Jiang Wen admired that person and hated Japan extremely, otherwise he would not have filmed "The Devils on the Doorstep".

"Different positions..." Lu Yu wanted to argue.

Then, with Hao Yun dumbfounded, Jiang Wen gave Lu Yan a 360-degree saliva bath.

That's so inhumane.

Lu Yan could only drink with a red face, and at least half of the wine was Jiang Wen's saliva.

Hao Yun was laughing so hard that he finally understood why the fat old man and the thin old man said that the crew of "Looking for the Gun" would be very interesting. The filming hasn't even started yet, but they're already arguing like this.

When we think about what Lu Yan wrote in his essay, “Meeting Jiang Wen is the biggest miracle in my life,” it becomes even more ridiculous.

Hao Yun read the essay. He excerpted a passage from it as follows:
"When I first heard Jiang Wen's voice, my heart started beating wildly, so I thought it was a dream because I was used to my heart beating only when I was dreaming."

Holy shit, you only need to change the name of this text to win the class beauty, and then drive her to a hotel in an Audi A6.

"Enough of that, come on, let's do it!" Lu Yu was in a very embarrassed state.

The nasal noise that had previously healed now filled up his nasal cavity again, making him feel like liquid was sliding down one side of his face.

"What movies have you watched recently?" Jiang Wen asked Hao Yun.

We can’t keep bullying Lu Yan. If we bully him to death, the movie will be without a director and screenwriter. Jiang Wen has been banned for five years.

“I watched Xu Ke’s new movie, as well as Zhou Xingxing’s Shaolin Soccer and Liu Furong’s Full-time Killer.”

Hao Yun doesn't talk much. He knows his own weight. Just like when Lu Yan said that they each had their own stance on the puppy, he also wanted to speak up to refute him, but he was not good at words.

But Jiang Wen could talk for half an hour and fill Lu Yan's glass with wine with his saliva.

"Xu Ke's writing is indeed amazing." Jiang Wen praised.

Among these three movies, if I had to say which one convinced him, it would definitely be Xu Ke's "The Legend of Zu".

Stephen Chow’s “Shaolin Soccer” is also very good, but it’s not quite to his taste.

As for Liu Furong's "Full-time Killer", he simply didn't watch it.

"Uncle Jiang, your movies are no worse than his. I just think they are too commercial." The topic changed, and Lu Yu felt that he was good enough again.

Hao Yun almost choked to death on the beef.

Brother, you are too shrewd.

He just scolded you so much, trampled on your soul over and over again, and was almost about to attack you physically, but you turned around and became his bootlicker again.

He finally understood why the two people did not go their separate ways.

In the next few days, Hao Yun followed Jiang Wen and Lu Yan, watching them quarreling over the script and filming.

Lu Yu is 29 years old this year and still relatively young, but he still has some skills and talent.

It’s a pity that Jiang Wen wins in most cases.

Sometimes when Lu Yu was too angry, he would go back to his room to adjust himself.

The hotel in the ancient town had very poor soundproofing, and Hao Yun could occasionally hear his suppressed crying.

As the only actor who arrived early, Hao Yun would be pulled over to discuss the script lines, and occasionally have to act with Jiang Wen.

It was not until other actors from the crew arrived that Hao Yun's sheep pen became full.

During this process, Hao Yun gained a new understanding of plug-ins.

He knew that no matter whether the attributes were absorbed from the same person or not, as long as the attributes were of different types, they could be superimposed infinitely, such as acting skills and lines could be superimposed.

The same attribute taken from the same person cannot be stacked. For example, two acting skills attributes taken from Jiang Wen cannot be stacked.

Now he discovered that the same attribute from different sources can also be superimposed. For example, one acting skill +30 from Jiang Wen, plus another acting skill +20 from Ning Jing, can be applied to the same person at the same time.

The effect cannot reach 30+20=50, but it can be clearly felt to be greater than 30.
this point is very important.

Just imagine, I have 200 points of Liang Jiahui in one hand and 200 points of Li Xuejian in the other hand, what can you use to resist?

Moreover, there are pros and cons to using someone's attributes to resemble someone.

Mixing them can greatly reduce this sense of disharmony.

It’s just that the superposition of two different acting styles is more difficult to grasp, giving Hao Yun the illusion of schizophrenia.

He longed for the day when he could defeat everyone without using other people's attributes.

It is indeed impossible before getting the system. Acting skills also depend on talent. Some people will never be able to become good actors in their entire lives.

But Hao Yun is different now.

He is hanging on the wall.

Indeed, attribute values ​​are temporary and last for a very short time, and they are gone after they are used up.

However, in the process of using it, he experienced what real acting is, and left behind different people's understanding and expression of acting.

This vague feeling has been repeatedly pondered, combining the acting skills of thousands of people into one.

One day it will become so strong that he will be reborn.

(End of this chapter)