Rebirth In Hollywood

These unofficial non-governmental organizations are often more difficult than government agencies. Fortunately, they are only members of an environmental protection organization. If it is a fish or crab protection organization, then the film must be stranded here. .

In fact, many crews have been harassed by various inexplicable associations. Scarlett Johansson, who was filming "The Horse Whisperer" in Montana, once complained on the phone to Ryan that a certain animal protection organization, Supervisors were stationed in the crew to observe the crew's attitude towards the horses.

Those horses who acted as props not only became the best-paid actors in the crew, but also didn't have to work overtime. As long as the working hours exceeded the regulations by even one minute, those people would stand up and chatter, making the crew extremely annoying.

On the contrary, they turned a blind eye to the human actors who were working overtime and overloading.

After listening to Scarlett's words at the time, Ryan also remembered some complaints from the media that killing people in North America is no big deal. If you kill a dog, that's the real trouble.

Fortunately, this is Fiji, and many things have room for change. Ryan believes that the various organizations here should not be as perverted as North America.

"This is the request of the owner of the island. He asked us to try to maintain the appearance of the place."

After the environmentalist named Helen Keeson left, Robert Zemeckis briefly explained, "We need to follow the customs here and the island's environmental management regulations, Miss Anna Keeson Responsible for full supervision.”

"Find someone who is responsible for communicating with her." Ryan still understands the principle of following the customs.

Although he also serves as a producer, Ryan handed over the management of the entire crew to Julie Stewart. The next filming is a one-man show, and he needs to use his own performance to support all the shots. Definitely put all your energy into the role of Chuck.

Ryan rested for a night, and after another half-morning trial shooting, his one-man show officially started.

In the tent that acts as a makeshift dressing room, the stylist is making Ryan's appearance more mature, while also reminding some follow-up precautions.

"Ryan, from now on. You need hair, and a beard..."

He looked at Ryan's face, sighed and said, "Okay, I'll take care of the beard."

Getting an eighteen-year-old to grow a full beard in a matter of months is an apparently impossible task.

In fact,

Ryan has been growing his hair since the new year. The beard problem is really not easy to solve.

The best way is to lower the age of the protagonist Chuck, but if the age is too young, the life experience will be reduced, and the protagonist's persuasiveness will be further reduced. For such a movie that is almost a one-man show . That would be a catastrophe.

Of course, for those seasoned makeup artists in Hollywood, no matter the hair or the beard. It's all small issues.

"Ryan, can you?" Anna Howard asked at the door.

"It'll be right now, Anna." Ryan sighed softly, and the scenes that were about to be shot flashed through his mind.

On the beach of the island, all kinds of equipment such as lights and cameras have been prepared. Ryan lay in the life raft and thumbed up to Robert Zemeckis.

"Sixteenth, second act, start now!"

The sleeping man lay in the yellow life raft with an abnormal flush on his face. The surrounding sea water continued to wash around, and when the morning sun completely dispelled the darkness of the disaster, he slowly opened his eyes. Confusion and doubt flashed in the pale blue eyes, as well as the happiness of the rest of the life after the catastrophe...

After coughing a few times in a low voice, the man used both hands and feet to climb out of the life raft, but now he looked a little weak and fell directly on the beach, letting the sea wash his fat sweater and dirty trousers.

Wiping the water droplets and sand on his face, the man slowly climbed forward and came to a place far away from the sea. He looked far into the distance, and there was nothing but the sea in front of him, and an inexplicable emotion shrouded his resolute face.

He seemed to remember something. The man groped in the pockets all over his body. He held a black copying machine in his hands with hope. Also unavailable.

After pouring out the water inside, the man threw the copying machine aside in disappointment, and took out a pocket watch from his pocket, which was a Christmas present from his fiancée.

When he opened the pocket watch, the pointer had already been fixed, he put it in his ear and listened, knowing that the watch must be broken, he stared blankly at the photo of his fiancee inside, and put it away solemnly.

The plane crash and the frustration of being on an isolated island have not been able to defeat this man for the time being. His eyes are constantly wandering around, trying to find some hope and some clues.

Soon, something caught his attention.

Wearing a soaked sweater and trousers, with a face full of fine sand, the man stood up strong, strode forward, and picked up the FedEx mail that was being baptized by the sea...

"Cut!" Robert Zemiska showed a satisfied look, "Very good, Ryan, your performance is great!"

Although the other party is famous, he did not expect that after such a long period of time, the other party would regain his state so quickly.

"Any tips, Ryan?"

When he walked to the rest area, Anna Howard handed over the towel and blanket in time. Ryan just took the towel and wiped the sand off his face, "because I don't want to continue soaking in the sea."

Hearing that this is not a reason for him, the people around him laughed.

The shooting of this movie, in Hollywood-style production, can be regarded as an alternative. It is almost completely filmed in accordance with the development sequence of the movie plot, and the scene does not need too many changes. The actor is only Ryan for the time being, as long as he is in sufficient condition Well, the shooting progress will be very smooth.

Strictly speaking, this movie is Ryan's most well-prepared film, not only adding weight to make himself look more mature, but also receiving a lot of wilderness survival training from George and professionals.

All of these will help him better control the role.

Ryan's state has remained stable. Although there are occasional shots with double-digit ngs, the overall shooting progress has far exceeded Robert Zemeckis' actual plan.

Of course, for the production of Hollywood movies, the length of the shots that need to be shot can often reach ten times the actual length of the movie.

On the island, in addition to the crew and the member of the environmentalists group, there were two FedEx employees who brought a lot of mail boxes and packing boxes, which were both the props of the crew and their best Advertising carrier.

"Ryan, according to the current shooting progress, we can save a quarter of the cost at this stage."

At lunch, Ryan and Robert Zemeckis got together, and the director was obviously quite satisfied with the shooting of the last few days, "This way we can have more money to put into post-production."

As for returning the saved money to investors, it is absolutely impossible for a qualified director.

"These things, you can coordinate with Julis." Ryan is still the nature of the hands-off shopkeeper.

Compared with the previous life, the budget of this movie is only 65 million US dollars, of which 20 million US dollars is Ryan's salary. This movie is not produced by Jenkins Films, and he does not take the money he deserves. will be soft.

After "Titanic", even in terms of acting alone, he is a superstar in Hollywood's front line, not to mention 20 million US dollars, if Ryan Ken nods, there are at least ten or more producers willing to provide He offered $30 million to appear in films made by their company.

With the in-depth filming of the film, Ryan's field survival training gradually came into play. Although he was thrown into the desolate field, 80% of the time he would die, but his performance in front of the camera was completely amateur-level survival expert. .

Whenever the assistant director calls the start, the protagonist he plays will use a tool made of stone to open the coconut, use the coconut shell to collect the rainwater from the leaves, and use a sharpened wooden stick to shoot the sea.

He even paddled a yellow raft himself into the sea and fought against the wind and waves.

Two weeks later, perhaps after a long period of continuous shooting, Ryan's long light brown hair was curled and twisted into a ball, and the upper body of the **** became almost bronze-colored and slovenly. , like a refugee who came here from Africa.

"You don't happen to have matches, do you?"

In front of the camera, Ryan is using the most primitive method to make a fire, and the object of his speech is a volleyball.

His arms are protruding, holding sharpened wooden sticks, and he is quickly rubbing the wooden grooves on the beach. Those sky blue eyes will turn from time to time, and glance at the red face on the volleyball, it seems that this is the only partner , can give him strength and confidence.

The hay on the wooden trough finally burst into smoke, and Ryan hurriedly lay on the ground, blowing lightly, trying to turn the spark into a life-saving fire.

However, a disappointing thing happened, the smoke gradually dissipated and there was no trace of fire.

"There's air in!" Ryan looked at the cracked wooden slot and said to the volleyball very seriously.

Under the watchful eyes of his only companion, he quickly regained his confidence, made preparations again, and repeated the friction and fire again.

The resolute face, the dripping sweat, the expression of never admit defeat, and the volleyball are all supporting him to continue.

The blue smoke rose again, the sky blue eyes were full of hope, and a few breaths slowly fell on the hay, and the fire that brought mankind from barbarism to civilization finally ignited!

"Hahaha... Fire, my fire, finally came!" ()