She dominates the entertainment industry with her disaster system

After a series of dazzling large-scale movements, the fight between Dai Lan and the man in black entered a white-hot stage. The man in black held a knife in one hand, but was stopped several times by Dai Lan who was unarmed. The two men's inseparable figures seemed extremely abrupt at the seaside pier. The elegant sunshine of San Francisco added a touch of warmth to the tense and exciting atmosphere in time.

"Oh, Come On! Dylan! Ignore that guy!" shouted a blonde woman who was driving an SUV not far away.

His companions arrived in time to rescue him, and Dai Lan gave up the fight. He turned around and kicked the man into the sea with a quick, accurate and ruthless kick, then jumped into the car and sat down in style.

"OK, mission accomplished."

Accompanied by the two girls' cheerful whistles, the SUV quickly drove away from the dock.

"Cut! Good! I think we have completed this scene." McNeill's shout came from behind a machine, and the set that was dead silent just now suddenly became lively again.

Su Lingxi and Jacqueline were obviously accustomed to this kind of scene. They smiled and high-fived each other, then opened the car door and got out.

Although it is not something to be happy about when a scene is shot for 3 takes before being rated "Good", it is indeed a relief to be able to complete this action scene a moment earlier - San Francisco is still in winter in February, and shooting outdoor scenes in light clothes in such weather is not a scene that can be enjoyed.

After getting off the car, Su Lingxi put on his coat and returned to the parasol. Costume designers and makeup artists rushed over. The former were busy dealing with the extra stains on his trouser legs, while the latter's occupational disease did not allow them to miss any opportunity to touch up their makeup.

Su Lingxi accepted this well - as early as when she was filming "Freedom Road", she had experienced a series of disadvantages brought about by real-life shooting. Compared with the previous crew, "Angel Crazy Flower" was only more tiring physically, and the mental pressure was almost zero.

"Would you like a latte?" Su Lingxi was daydreaming when a familiar figure suddenly jumped out in front of him.

"Thank you." She took the coffee handed to her by Jacqueline and thanked her softly.

Gary Hutcherson's "devil training" not only improved their fighting awareness in a short period of time, but also significantly accelerated the warming of the relationship between the three people. The three who were not familiar with each other at the beginning now get along very well both on and off the screen.

To make an inappropriate analogy, Su Lingxi felt that this kind of training was a bit similar to the military training in domestic universities.

She remembered that the opportunity for her to become close with Bei Ning and the others happened to be during the military training.

Speaking of which, it seems that Bei Ning’s new movie will be released in the middle of the year...

Su Lingxi was drinking coffee and thinking about things, and didn't notice the look Jacqueline was giving her.

As a popular young actress in Hollywood, Jacqueline Pate does not have a very good reputation in the circle.

He has a bad temper, many demands, and a big ego... He can be considered a notoriously difficult artist to serve in the circle.

Jacqueline knew what people said about her behind her back, but she didn't care about those unimportant people at all.

Does a wolf care how a rabbit cries when it dies?

Likewise, she doesn't care.

There are many stars with bad tempers, she is just a little more irritable than them - these damn shots are shot over and over again every day, who can not have a temper?

Oh, maybe “saint” Nicole didn’t.

Thinking of this, Jacqueline's expression became a little subtle.

Even in an accident like the one where the prop master of the crew accidentally fell into the sea, Nicole was able to endure it and choose to forgive. Isn’t this a saint?

Jacqueline didn't know whether her team took the opportunity to negotiate with the producer afterwards, but she clearly observed that Nicole's expression did not change from beginning to end, and she always maintained the hypocritical smile that was common at the business negotiation table.

At that moment, Jacqueline felt that the word saint was not enough to describe her, and she should be called a ninja.

Is this one of the innate talents that Asian actors have?

From then on, Jacqueline treated her much more gently than before.

The difference in status between the two people is not that big. Instead of making an enemy with such a guy who never shows his emotions, it is better to establish a good relationship in advance.

Anyway, she has Columbia as her backer, so it’s only a matter of time before she’s promoted to the A-list.

Jacqueline thought she had a very clear understanding of this matter.

"Jacqueline, how are the preparations for the next scene going?" McNeill's cheerful voice came from not far away, and Jacqueline frowned silently.

This annoying cockroach is here again.

She remembered that the last time they discussed the script, it ended in a bad mood. She never expected that he would have the guts to come up and provoke her so soon...

Jacqueline smiled coldly and put on her sunglasses, looking like she refused to communicate.

"Jacqueline, listen to me. I know you don't like the scene where you are dressed up as a dancer, but this is what our art requires, isn't it? Dedicating oneself to art is the most basic professional quality of every actor. Honey, don't be so old-fashioned..."

McNeill had different attitudes towards different people. Jacqueline was very popular now. Even if she lost her temper with him in public, McNeill would not blink an eye and might even accept it with a smile.

Therefore, even though she was silent and closed her eyes at the moment, it did not affect McNeill's eagerness to persuade her.

Everyone knows that one of the main selling points of "Angel Crazy Flower" is the sexiness and sweetness of the female characters. If all the scenes that highlight the physical attraction are deleted, how can those male audiences buy tickets to watch it? Who should be responsible for the lost box office revenue?

Therefore, McNeill had already made up his mind that he must find a way to convince Jacqueline Pat and Nicole Sue today and get them to give in to the script.

Listening to his endless nonsense, Su Lingxi put down her coffee, feeling impatient, and interrupted him directly: "Joseph, if you think dressing up as a stripper, a masseuse, and wearing a miniskirt is the so-called 'art', then with all due respect, is your idea of ​​'art' too superficial?"

Su Lingxi is certainly willing to devote himself to art, but the prerequisite must be real art, not the false proposition that McNeill said.

The large number of cross-dressing scenes are meaningless to the plot setting, and their purpose is just to facilitate the actors to show off their figures and sex appeal - if showing off the body can be called "art", it would be ridiculous.