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Anyway, it just feels like Lambeau's performance isn't as smooth or funny as before.

This scene definitely requires good acting skills, as it requires the actor to convincingly portray a genuine lottery win without the audience's knowledge.

Cao Dawei didn't criticize him at all.

It's normal for actors to be out of sorts sometimes; it's unavoidable during filming.

Moreover, his requirements are indeed quite high.

Actually, it's not entirely Lan Bo's fault. "Blackie" is, after all, Huang Bo's character. His performance may seem casual, but it requires strong acting skills.

Lan Bo is not Huang Bo after all.

He may be able to portray some minor characters well, but that doesn't mean he can reach the same level as Huang Bo.

If you could easily find an actor in this world whose acting skills rival Huang Bo's, then Best Actor awards would be commonplace.

Lan Bo failed to meet Cao Dawei's requirements, and he sat in the corner somewhat dejected.

After all, he only had experience playing minor roles; he had no real experience in playing serious characters.

When he encounters performance difficulties, he can only find solutions on his own, as always.

However, this time he found that the predicament seemed completely different from the usual one, and he had no idea where to start.

As he was thinking, he felt a little thirsty, so he got up to get a glass of water.

However, at that moment, a disposable cup filled with water was handed to them.

Lan Bo looked up and, somewhat flattered, stood up to accept it.

"Thank you, Teacher Bai!"

Bai Qianqu is the screenwriter, and everyone in the crew is used to calling the screenwriter "Teacher," so everyone calls him "Teacher Bai."

Bai Qianqu didn't make many requests during filming, but no one dared to ignore him.

After all, he was the one who provided the script, and Cao Dawei seemed to respect him a lot.

It's clear that Bai Qianqu holds a high position in the production team!

They even have a certain degree of influence!

At this moment, Bai Qianqu took the initiative to bring him water, and Lan Bo felt a little uneasy and nervous.

He worried that the other person came over because they were dissatisfied with his performance and wanted to criticize him.

After all, he had seen far too many scenes of screenwriters criticizing actors.

Don't mistake offering you water for kindness; it's just the calm before the storm.

Bai Qianqu waved her hand when she saw the other person stand up.

"It's alright, sit down and let's talk."

After the two sat down, Bai Qianqu asked, "What's wrong with you? You don't look well."

Bai Qianqu had been observing Lan Bo the whole time. Others might not know it, but he was very clear about it.

The other party has hit a roadblock, since they seem to have never acted as a con artist before.

Deception, especially sophisticated deception, is not something that can be acted out on a whim.

Actors all experience a plateau, and there are many reasons for this. In Lan Bo's case, it's clear that his acting skills are no longer up to par.

This requires continuous learning and training to achieve a breakthrough.

Lan Bo took a sip of water and said somewhat guiltily, "I just couldn't quite get the hang of it. It's okay, I'll try harder later!"

Bai Qianqu was speechless and didn't say anything.

Sometimes, putting in the effort really does help.

But sometimes, effort has little or no effect.

To be fair, Lan Bo's performance had a lot of Huang Bo's style, and he was quite satisfied with it.

However, Bai Qianqu also understood that Lan Bo was ultimately not Huang Bo.

This actor not only had no formal training, but had also never watched any of Huang Bo's films, so he had no role models or references.

He was completely clueless, feeling his way across the river as he went.

It's truly remarkable that they've achieved what they have.

To truly reach Huang Bo's level, he clearly has a long way to go.

Perhaps one day, he too can become a movie star like Huang Bo.

But Bai Qianqu couldn't wait that long.

He wants Huang Bo right now.

Even if it's only temporary!

So he added a "singing, dancing, and rapping potion" to the other person's disposable water cup!

Seeing that the other person had taken a sip, Bai Qianqu knew that there should be no problem.

However, just to be on the safe side, he decided to talk to Lamb first.

What kind of character do you think Blackie is in this movie?

Lamb thought for a moment and said, "He's a bad person, isn't he?"

Bai Qianqu nodded: "Yes, he is a bad person because he is a thief, and a stupid one at that. But at the same time, he is also a small person who lives a very difficult life."

Bai Qianqu, thinking about the books she had recently read, began to deceive people: "Most of you only see the surface of Hei Pi. He is impatient, reckless, and impulsive. He steals everywhere with Brother Dao's gang. He is not a good person."

"But he was also a pitiful person struggling to survive at the bottom of society. If there were any other way out, who would be willing to do those illegal and criminal things? What's more, he didn't make any money at all. In the end, he was even chased for a piece of bread."

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"He also has a human side. For example, when he borrowed Bao Shihong's medicinal wine at the bathhouse, he was very polite and even took the initiative to help Bao Shihong wipe himself. Afterwards, he would greet Bao Shihong warmly when he saw him. It can be seen that he still really hopes to have a true friend."

“The formation of a person is not a simple matter; the biggest influencing factor is the environment. Did you notice the background of the film? It was the early days of global unification, which was still quite chaotic. All sorts of people gathered in the streets and alleys, and Bao Shihong's boss even owed the workers their wages!”

"Can you imagine it now? In that kind of environment, how could a nobody like Blackie survive?"

"Of course, just as there is always something hateful about a pitiful person, there is also something pitiful about a hateful person."

Bai Qianqu spoke eloquently, as if it were the truth.

Lambeau was stunned.

He seemed to have a vague sense of something.

If Hei Pi is a villain, then is his nemesis Bao Shihong a good person?

Would a good person misuse a company car for personal purposes?

Would a good person choose to help Sanbao conceal his whereabouts?

There are no purely good or bad people, because people are complex and diverse, and a black-and-white view is not advisable.

Blackie is also a complex person.

To play him well, you can't simply treat him as a bad guy or a villain.

So I may have misunderstood from the very beginning!

Seeing that the other person was deep in thought, Bai Qianqu felt that the time was almost up and the [Singing, Dancing, and Rap Potion] should have taken effect by now. He slowly stood up and said, "If you've figured it out, let's continue filming."

Lambo looked troubled.

He was just getting a feel for it, and now he felt he wasn't up to the task of filming.

"Teacher Bai, I... I might not be able to do it yet."

Bai Qianqu replied, "You're good."

Cao Dawei also came over and asked, "How is it? Lan Bo, do you feel anything?"

Lambeth: "I don't feel anything."

Bai Qianqu: "No, you have feelings, I say you have them, so you have them!"

The [Singing, Dancing, and Rap Potion] only lasts for two hours, and he didn't want to waste it.

Ultimately, at Bai Qianqu's insistence, Lan Bo had no choice but to bite the bullet and go on stage to try performing.

Cao Dawei was also speechless.

How can a few words be enough to make things right?

How easy is it to solve an actor's performance issues?

Even Lambeau himself doesn't think he's good enough, so why do you think you're good enough?

Although this novice wrote a good script, he was still a film novice after all. He thought filmmaking was too simple and made some assumptions.

However, he did not stop Lamb from taking the stage.

Sometimes, letting newcomers make mistakes can help them grow.

In Cao Dawei's opinion, Bai Qianqu has a great talent for screenwriting. Perhaps it won't be long before he grows into a good screenwriter. Of course, the premise is that he can produce a successful work, and only then will he be qualified to enter the film and television industry.

After all, seniority matters in the film and television industry. If you don't have a few excellent films to your name, people won't even know you.

Xavier looked at Lanbo with some concern, worried that if Lanbo couldn't perform well, Bai Qianqu would become angry and embarrassed.

After all, it was Bai Qianqu who said he was capable and let him do it. If he wasn't capable, wouldn't that mean Bai Qianqu's training ability was inadequate?

Although everyone felt that Bai Qianqu really didn't have much of a training ability, this matter couldn't be said out loud.

He felt he should still cover for Lan Bo, since the actor was indeed very hardworking.

The key point is that you really can't blame the actor for this. Who doesn't encounter a few hiccups while filming a movie? Sometimes, if you don't act well, you might have to do dozens or even hundreds of takes. Besides, Lan Bo was just an extra before, so it's really nothing that he only had a few hiccups.

Cao Dawei didn't intend to blame Lan Bo either; he nodded to the person holding the clapperboard.

"Okay, let's get started."

With a "click," filming resumed.

Lambeau was still very insecure, but since things had come to this point, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and start acting according to the script.

But he soon discovered that he had quickly gotten into the zone. It felt like he had suddenly had an epiphany, and things he couldn't understand before suddenly became clear. Everything fell into place naturally.