"After gaining weight, I have a deeper understanding of Luo Shen's psychology."
Although image problems can be solved through makeup and styling, no matter how sophisticated the makeup artist's technique is, and no matter how similar Liu Ye is to Luo Shen's image in the storyboard, this technique cannot replace the psychological suggestion that Liu Ye gives himself after actually gaining weight and looking old.
After he gained weight, his image was completely different from before. Yang Boxi recently saw him eating and drinking a lot and kept shaking his head. Whenever he looked at Liu Ye, he always showed an extremely depressed expression.
Like Jiang Se, who has lost a lot of weight, Liu Ye has not been able to go out and see people during this period. He cannot accept media interviews or commercial activities. Most importantly, every time he looks in the mirror, he will feel a certain amount of psychological pressure.
Psychologically, seeing yourself become a completely different person from before will generate a lot of negative emotions, which helps to play the role.
"I think Sese lost weight for this reason, right?"
Liu Ye finished the dishes he ordered, but he couldn't eat any more, so he put down his chopsticks.
Jiang Se was now glad that she was on a diet. She only took two bites and pushed her chopsticks away.
Xia Chaoqun looked at her with a half-smile, then turned around and said to Jiang Se:
"I don't want to make a movie that's easy and simple, but I have to make it difficult for myself."
The filming officially started the next day, and the prop master of the crew had already placed the props prepared in advance on the set.
The news that a corpse was dug up in the city spread quickly, and Zhang Yuqin also rushed over. She stood outside the crowd, feeling a little frightened.
Her hands and feet were shaking with maternal instinct.
The surroundings were in a terrible condition, with flies buzzing around. Most people were watching. The police had set up a cordon around the scene, and several forensic team members were investigating the scene.
The police were still collecting evidence. She vaguely heard someone say:
"From the bone development, it looks like it's a child."
After the package was opened, a foul smell came out. The script supervisor made gestures in the distance, and the extras followed the instructions in the script and pretended to be unable to bear the smell. They stepped back a little, revealing Jiang Se, who played Zhang Yuqin, standing behind them.
Words like 'girl, ** years old, sexual assault' kept coming into her ears, and she felt dizzy.
The people around her formed a wall, seeming to surround her tightly and squeeze the space around her. The air became thinner and thinner, and her eyes became redder and redder.
Jiang Se was immersed in the role of Zhang Yuqin. At this moment, she already had a vague bad premonition. The mother and daughter were connected by heart, and the forensic records around her were a huge torture for her.
The things in the package were taken out bit by bit. In addition to the body that was torn into pieces, there was also a head that had been chopped several times but was difficult to cut through because of its hardness.
Because of the long time that has passed, coupled with the influence of the terrain and environment, and the hot weather, the decay of the corpse has been accelerated and it is now unrecognizable.
The props ordered by the prop team this time were custom-made from abroad, and they were so realistic that they were outrageous.
Zhang Yuqin immediately noticed the remaining hair on the head. It was tied up with two hair ties on it, and the original color could no longer be seen. But she still remembered that these were the hair that the mother and daughter bought for Zhuzhu on her ninth birthday a month before the accident.
At that time, Zhuzhu understood that it was not easy for her mother to make money, so she picked the cheapest hair ties from a pile of expensive ones.
The moment Zhang Yuqin saw the hairband, she was like a prey shot in the throat by an arrow. She reached out and tightly grasped the collar of her clothes. She subconsciously shrugged her shoulders and her body shook.
Some sorrows don't necessarily need to be expressed by screaming out loud.
In the original script, the description of Zhang Yuqin is that her soul seems to have left her body and is flying high up in the sky, watching everything coldly, her face as pale as a ghost, her body convulsing uncontrollably, and the faces of the people around her turning into snarling demons, desperately rushing towards her to stop her from walking towards Zhuzhu.
She looked at the poor woman with some pity. She seemed to be insane. The blow was so great that she ignored everything around her and could only see the pile of rotting flesh and bones.
'Who is to blame?'
The flying soul sneered and blamed herself.
How important is work? More important than my daughter
When Zhuzhu got into trouble, she was more frightened than anyone else. When the devil appeared, she must have struggled, screamed, and cried in pain.
But where was she at that time? She was struggling for life!
This paragraph indirectly describes the helplessness of Zhang Yuqin's life, and also points out Zhang Yuqin's deep contempt and resentment towards himself.
She hated the devil who killed Zhuzhu, but at the same time, she could not forgive herself. When she saw her daughter's body, she did not lose her composure like others, nor did she scream and shout in shock, nor did she try to escape and dodge.
That's because she wants to remember this pain firmly. It is a torture for herself.
At this point, Zhang Yuqin’s character is profoundly revealed.
She was a stubborn person who was almost paranoid. After her daughter got into trouble, she had no intention of forgiving anyone, including herself.
She was ruthless to herself and tortured herself without any mercy, which paved the way for her revenge later on.
When Zhao Rang was filming here, he hesitated, glanced at Xia Chaoqun not far away, and waved to the executive director.
"Director Zhao, do you really want to do this?"
"Yes."
Zhao Rang nodded. Jiang Se had completely immersed himself in the emotions of the character. This state was very rare, but it was not enough.
He had discussed with the screenwriter and original author Yu Weizhong about adding an extra scene to the script, but because he was afraid that Jiang Se would not agree, he did not tell her at the last minute, and this scene was not in the script at all.
The actors playing the detectives were still digging around, trying to find other evidence. When the executive director heard Zhao Rang's order, he helplessly brought out a few cages.
There were a bunch of rats in the cage. Several staff members around had frightened looks in their eyes, but Zhao Rang winked in the direction of Jiang Se. At his signal, the crew opened a cage and a rat rushed out. He bent over and drove the rat towards Jiang Se.
Mo Anqi, who was outside the field, almost screamed when she saw this scene, and Xia Chaoqun also frowned.
The first mouse did not crawl towards Jiang Se as Zhao Rang expected. Instead, it quickly ran to other places, scaring many people so much that they dodged quickly. Soon the mouse was caught.
Jiang Se also discovered Zhao Rang's intention, but Zhao Rang did not intend to stop, and instead ordered people to release the second mouse. (To be continued)