Birth of an actor

The pressure to succeed at the first shoot——scenes with hundreds of people involved, the pressure on the actors is very high. There are hundreds of people waiting for you to perform well. If you have to shoot many times, you don’t have this kind of pressure, because you don’t feel that every reshoot is someone’s responsibility.

The most important thing is that Leonard doesn't have to rigidly require himself to make one or two choices. He can completely let go of himself, try different shooting methods, and explore the performance he wants. He even likes it a little bit now. It’s a way of shooting—see, the obsessive-compulsive tendencies forced out by the profession.

The good news is that in the "Milk" crew, I am not the only one who has this perfectionism syndrome.

Leonardo called his "patient": "Wake up Will, you're done."

Leonardo thought that William would quickly get up from the ground as in the previous shooting, and discuss the shot just now with him.But no, William fell to the ground, motionless and soundless.

"Will?" For a second or two, Leonardo felt that his heart stopped beating, he wanted to shout, wanted to yell, but it seemed that something was stuck in his throat and he couldn't make a sound.

What was even faster was his movement. Leonardo took a few steps forward, knelt down on the ground, first touched the clothes that were still bleeding, and then touched William's neck. Treated as empty ammunition, those red are not blood packs but real blood.

Just when Leonardo's fingers touched the warm skin, William suddenly opened his eyes, grabbed Leonardo's hand, and made him unable to move. Then, something cold was on his forehead and Swipe across the face.

After doing this, William jumped up from the ground, pointed at Leonardo and laughed loudly: "I'm scared hahahaha!"

Leonardo's expression gradually froze. He ran his fingers across his cheeks, and his fingertips were blood red.

There is no doubt that William had just smeared it on his face when he pretended to be dead.

Looking at William who was laughing out loud at the successful prank in front of him, and thinking about his heartbeat that had been scared to stop just now, Leonardo's expression gradually became abnormal.

William's laughter became lower and lower, and he smelled something bad. At the very moment, he ran wildly!

Sure enough, Leonardo shot quickly, and almost caught the corner of his clothes!

The hurried footsteps behind him forced William to run wildly in the corridors of San Francisco City Hall!

In the lobby on the first floor of the city hall, Spielberg was standing in front of the monitor, chatting leisurely with the screenwriter and others. He accidentally turned his head and saw William running towards him. He greeted him happily: "Will, come on!" , we were talking about having a farewell party for you."

But William only had time to give him a look of "Help!", and passed by him like a gust of wind.

Behind him was a Leonardo with a grim expression who was also running wildly.

Spielberg: "..."

other people:"……"

"Is this a new way to decompress? Race and race?" the assistant director asked.

"Maybe?" said screenwriter Larry Kramer. "But Leonardo looks kind of scary. Shouldn't we help Will?"

"No." Spielberg said coldly: "I've been very tired recently, let them relax."

Anyway, William is now finished, as long as he doesn't beat up Leonardo's nose and face, then everything will be fine, not to mention that the roles of the weak and the strong are obviously reversed now.

Thinking about it now, he was so naive to worry that William and Leonardo would not be able to spark before the shooting started. Everyone witnessed that they sparked in front of the camera and almost set the studio on fire.

William and Leonard, plus a Toby, they know each other too well, and they give each other too much fun.On the plus side, they know how to survive more than ten hours of filming a day and keep their emotions high. The downside is that the atmosphere of the crew is often led like a wild horse by them.

For example, there was a bar scene before. After the filming was over, the three encouraged others to have a party and drank all the beer that could be found on the scene at that time. That scene was filmed in a real bar. Yes, the crew has reserved the venue, and it means that they are all drunk, referring to the inventory of the entire bar—everyone was drunk in the end, including Spielberg, which directly brought a great hindrance to the shooting of the next day— —Half of the people couldn't get out of bed at all.

There are many other things like this, among which happened in the studio, Spielberg asked the photographer to secretly shoot them, as revenge, he plans to stuff them all into the shooting documentary, and wait for the future movie DVD to be released When... Spielberg couldn't help laughing.