Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 242: Card God's version of "Resident Evil", Huiyuan Ai and Grace's "The Perfect Match"

Gui Yewu was stunned.

Who's going to tell him why James Cameron is on his set?

Looking at the middle-aged man who was spewing trash talk, Gui Yewu couldn't help but take a few more glances at him, and finally he was sure that he was not mistaken, it was indeed the God of Cards.

After the shock, a strange color suddenly flashed in Gui Yewu's eyes.

This is interesting!

He immediately called the executive producer and learned the situation from him.

I learned that James Cameron was actually the driver hired by his own crew, responsible for picking up and dropping off crew members.

Gui Yewu couldn't help but grin.

My goodness, the card god in this world still can’t get rid of his identity as a driver.

What he could not have imagined was that it was such a coincidence that the future famous card god was actually in his crew.

At that moment, his eyes lit up!

This is God of Cards, even though he is just the driver James now.

But isn't this better?

Unexpectedly, the current God of Cards has not made his debut yet, and Gui Ye Wu immediately came up with an idea.

I whispered a few words to the executive producer, and he quickly left.

"I understand. It was Cameron who deliberately picked on Peter. He's just a driver. What does he know about making a movie? It's not his place to complain!"

The executive producer explained that the cause of the dispute between the two parties was that James Cameron was dissatisfied with the arrangement of the on-site setting by assistant director Peter and took the initiative to propose modifications.

Peter was naturally unhappy. I am an assistant director, and I need you, a driver, to teach me? Who do you think you are?

Both of them had bad tempers and they started arguing after just a few words, and then they turned into verbal abuse of each other.

The executive producer clearly favored Peter in his words, thinking that James Cameron was simply looking for trouble because he had nothing better to do.

Gui Yewu glanced at him sideways and said, you know what, he really knows how to make movies.

Although the current God of Cards has not made his debut yet and is still just a driver in the crew, his talent is there, and he is not completely ignorant because of what he sees and hears every day.

Takeshi Ono did not come forward, choosing to let the executive producer handle the matter.

Although James meant well, he did overstep his authority. Appropriate handling is still necessary, otherwise it will be difficult to convince the public.

At the same time, he instructed the executive producer to notify James Cameron afterwards and tell him that he wanted to meet him.

The latter naturally thought that Gui Yewu was dissatisfied with the ostentatious driver and was ready to fire him in person, so he immediately agreed with a gloating look.

Gui Yewu didn't explain much, looked at Lao Zhan again, and turned and left.

So the next day, James Cameron came to the door with a nervous mood.

Looking at the expressionless Gui Yewu at this moment, he couldn't help but swallow his saliva nervously.

Even though he dared to scold the assistant director of the crew, the person in front of him was not an ordinary person!
A person's reputation is like the shadow of a tree. Gui Yewu is now famous, which is beyond the reach of a mere driver like him. He couldn't help but feel a heavy pressure.

However, thinking of what the executive producer said, James, who also believed that Takeshi Ono was planning to fire him, felt resentful again.

On second thought, since I'm going to be fired anyway, there's nothing to be afraid of. So what if it's Takeshi Ono? If I get the chance to direct a movie, I'll definitely do as well as him!

"Please take a seat."

Just when James Cameron was hesitating whether to accept the scolding or just ignore the other party and leave, he unexpectedly saw Takeshi Ono politely gesture to him.

There was no trace of arrogance in his attitude, but rather it was very polite.

James Cameron was a little confused.

However, what confused him even more was yet to come. The expected reprimand did not come. Gui Yewu not only did not fire him, but asked him a question in front of his stunned expression:
“Are you interested in being a director?”

……

James Cameron was dazed when he left.

Until now he still can't believe that he had transformed himself from an ordinary crew driver to the director of "Resident Evil"!

It's like reaching heaven in one step!
It’s more incredible than a dream!

But it is true.

At the same time as being shocked, James Cameron also felt great excitement and excitement in his heart.

Being a director has been his long-cherished dream, and now that it has finally come true, he must work hard and become famous in one fell swoop!
James Cameron has great confidence in this.

At the same time, he is also full of gratitude to Takeshi Ono for giving him the opportunity.

Die, big man~

……

In the chairman's office, Gui Yewu put away the contract with satisfaction.

Just now, James Cameron signed a contract to become the director of the American branch of Onino Eiga.

In addition, he also signed a contract with Takeshi Ono to shoot ten films.

James Cameron, who finally got the opportunity, signed it without thinking twice.

If he knew his future achievements, he would probably jump up and angrily accuse Gui Yewu of taking advantage of the situation.

But it’s hard to say, after all, it is a fact that Gui Yewu gave him the opportunity.

At this moment, Gui Yewu was filled with excitement and satisfaction. He had gotten a great bargain!

Now that he knew that the future God of Cards was in his crew, he naturally couldn't let him go.

Sign him to the company before he makes his debut!
However, Takeshi Ono also knew that with James Cameron's ability and ambition, it was unrealistic to completely tie him down, so he took the opportunity to trick him into signing a contract for ten movies.

During his lifetime, James Cameron must make ten movies for him, otherwise it would be a breach of contract, and even the future God of Cards cannot afford the penalty.

With these ten movies in hand, it is enough for him to eat up James completely.

Gui Yewu did not feel the slightest bit of guilt for his act of "taking advantage of the situation".

It remains to be seen whether the James Cameron of this world can become the future God of Cards, but at least he gave this opportunity, so Takeshi Onino has a clear conscience.

Besides, he generously handed over the position of director of "Resident Evil" to James Cameron.

This guy was simply the perfect person to direct Resident Evil.

However, at that time, Ka Shen did not have much filming experience. Although Gui Yewu had tested him, he already had a considerable foundation in theoretical knowledge, otherwise he would not have had the confidence to remind the assistant director.

But after all, it has not been put into practice yet.

So Takeshi Onino decided to let Toru Muranishi and James Cameron co-direct the film.

Muranishi Toru, who found out about this later, had no objection.

Muranishi Toru was a little unsure about directing such a big production, and now he is very happy that someone is helping to share the pressure.

And the boss naturally has his reasons for doing this. Muranishi Toru is just curious about James Cameron, who could have been promoted exceptionally by the boss. He must have something extraordinary to be able to become a director from a driver.

I had the idea of ​​learning in my mind.

As for the assistant director Peter who had conflicts with James Cameron, Takeshi Ono did not replace him, which was also a test for him.

If James can't even handle a mere assistant director, then he is too weak.

Gui Yewu was very satisfied after picking up a treasure while going out.

Toru Muranishi and James Cameron are both experienced and talented respectively, and they can definitely make a good "Resident Evil" when they work together.

Thinking of "Resident Evil" directed by James Bond, Takeshi Onino couldn't help but feel excited.

……

After handing over "Resident Evil" to Toru Muranishi and James Cameron, Takeshi Ono felt relieved.

So I started to shift my focus to another movie.

Promised Grace to direct the movie herself.

The name of this movie,
It's called,

"match made in heaven"

The plot tells the story of two little girls with similar faces who meet unexpectedly during a multinational summer camp.

Because they look strikingly similar, the two of them dislike each other, play pranks on each other, and become sworn enemies.

But they both have some common traits: they like peanut butter cookies, they are allergic to strawberries, they both play poker, and they have the same birthday...

Amidst the chaos, the two got to know each other and eventually reconciled.

They accidentally talked about their respective fathers and mothers. They looked exactly the same, one only had a father and the other only had a mother, and both longed to know what their mother or father looked like.

Suddenly the clever little girl discovered something strange. She and her husband compared the photos of their parents and found that the photo torn in half was actually a complete photo.

The two suddenly realized that the person they were looking at was their twin sister.

Because their parents separated shortly after they were born, the two had never met each other. Even until they met at summer camp, they didn't know that they had a twin sister who was separated from each other.

Surprised, the two sisters exchanged identities in order to get to know their parents better and came to the father or mother they had never met.

As they got along, they learned the reason why their parents broke up, so the two clever little girls began to plan to reunite their parents. They tried every means to help their divorced parents reconcile, and made many jokes in the process.

Finally, the two sisters succeeded and their family was reunited.

This is a romantic, light-hearted, sunny comedy that focuses on warmth and cuteness.

Whether in terms of plot or final box office, it can be regarded as a successful masterpiece.

The key is that the plot is very much in line with Grace's requirements.

In the original work, the two little protagonists were played by the heroine alone, and then presented through post-production technology.

But there is no need for Takeshi Onino to go through so much trouble. He can just let Haibara Ai and Grace play the two sisters respectively.

Although the original version only grossed less than $100 million, what more could a freeloader ask for?

Moreover, this time the film is directed by Takeshi Onino himself, and two popular child stars, Ai Haibara and Grace, are starring in the film. Their identities can also be used as a gimmick, and the combined performance will definitely surpass the original version.

So Takeshi Ono spent a few days to finish the script, and the crew was also set up.

The two little protagonists are naturally played by Haibara Ai and Grace.

As for their parents, Takeshi Ono plans to let Shuichi Akai and Vermouth play them.

It just fits the two women's mixed Eastern and Western appearance.

Of course, the ones in the open should be Subaru Okiya and Chris Wynyard, but I don’t know if the two can see through each other’s disguise.

What kind of sparks will be created between the two sides at that time?

Gui Yewu is looking forward to this...

(End of this chapter)