"Bunary, I need a darker light later, similar in color to the house, but distinct, dark and heavy, understand?" David Fincher patted the gaffer on the shoulder, again and again. 's exhortation.
"Okay, David, don't be nervous, this is your first time directing a movie, don't screw it up." As his friend, Buneri has also worked with him many times, how could he not know what he was thinking .
"Hey, why am I nervous." David leaned forward and spread his hands, seemingly displeased.
"Okay, you're not nervous, it's just me being over-hearted." Buneri raised his hands hurriedly. David's height of nearly 6 feet was very oppressive, so every time he looked like this, he was only 5 feet tall. The 5-inch bunari can only surrender.
Fortunately, the scene was recorded at this time: "Mr. Director, Mr. Al Pacino is here."
"Okay, I'll be right here." David nodded, told Buneri again, and walked outside the house.
In the open space in front of the house, Al Pacino had just taken off his sunglasses and was talking to his assistant. The profile cut by the knife made him look masculine, but with a gentle smile, he was very charming. Usually, several town residents who passed by here came up to sign after finding out who it was.
"Hi, Al, how are you doing?" David stepped forward and shook hands with Al.
"As usual, it's you who can finally pick up the camera to make a movie. I remember you were still shooting MTV for Madonna half a year ago." Al laughed and patted his shoulder.
"You also said it was my first time, so..." David shrugged and glared at him with the look of yours.
"Okay, okay, it's all up to you, you say I will do it, and I will fully support you." Al laughed again, and then said, "So, do you want me to make up and try it now?"
"It will take a few more minutes. The staff are still debugging the equipment. Besides, your screenwriter daughter hasn't come yet. She called 20 minutes ago and said the car was broken." David shrugged again.
"Screenwriter... daughter?" Al was puzzled.
"It's Miss Angela Mason who plays Emily. She's also a screenwriter," David looked at him strangely. "If Warner didn't make it clear to you, at least it should be written in the screenwriter column, right?"
"Are you saying that Angela Mason, who played the screenwriter, and Angela Mason, who played Emily, are the same person?" Al touched his nose: "That is to say, that the genius girl that was rumored some time ago really has something to do with it?"
"you do not believe?"
"An 11 or 12 year old girl? It's hard to believe!"
"In fact, I didn't believe it, although I heard director James Cameron say it on different occasions: this girl wrote and acted "Born to Be", and also performed "Terminator 2" at the reception. I got a fair and wonderful review, and made up a very good story in a few minutes, but I always thought it was a bit exaggerated until I got the original script of "Hide and Seek," David paused, recalling Xia then said: "I am very surprised, the writing is smooth, and the shots are quite well divided. Not only is it creative, but in many places, there are even comments on the script from the director's point of view, but these comments are very appetizing to me! This world There's a real genius here, isn't it?"
"Hey, I said David..."
"No, no, Al, don't question my level. Although I've only filmed MTV, I still have this vision."
"Don't get me wrong, David, what I'm trying to say is, why did I feel like you were, um- fascinated by her just now?"
"What?" David looked at Al with his mouth open. Al's expression was very serious, as if that was the case, but when David saw the smile in his eyes, he knew that he was being tricked, and he couldn't help laughing.
"Okay, David, you still pray that this talented lady's acting skills can be as high as her screenwriting skills." Al smiled and spread his hands, and then came a clear voice: "If not even my father If you trust your daughter, the world is horrible."
The two men looked around in surprise, a little girl was already standing there, her green eyes blinked from time to time, as if she could talk, with a naughty smile on her face, she looked very cute, and her golden hair was tied into a ponytail. It gave people a very lively feeling. Seeing that the two looked at her, the girl extended her hand to David Finch generously: "Hello, Mr. Finch, I'm Angela Mason, I'm sorry for being a few hours late. In minutes, the car broke down on the road, and we called a taxi to come."
"Hello, Miss Mason, I'm glad you're here. I think we can start filming soon." David shook hands with her, and was about to introduce Al when Angela said, "I know, this is My father - as long as you shout start."
Saying that, she turned to Al with a smile: "Then, my dear father, if I stopped being with others and doing the right thing at home, would you love me?"
Al looked at the little girl in surprise. This sentence is actually a reversed version of his classic line in "The Godfather". Has she seen "The Godfather"? Her father allowed her to watch
Angela obviously saw what she was thinking, and raised her finger with a smile: ""The Wandering Man," "Conflict," "Hot Afternoon," "Love at Sunset," "Justice," "Happy Friends" , "Scarface", "Revolution", "Midnight Horror", "Sex, Love, Hamburger" and the "Godfather" trilogy, except "Poisonous Mandarin Duck" is too old to find the video tape Other than that, I've basically seen it all."
"That's amazing, Al, it looks like Miss Mason is still a huge fan of yours," David exclaimed.
"Of course, so..." Angela took out the notebook and pen that she always carried with her from her backpack, and handed it to Al Pacino.
"Okay, I admit that you surprised me, or at least surprised me." Al touched his nose again, took the book, and signed his name, "To be honest, I have never ...you little fan."
"Not now." Angela took back the book with a smile.
"So, do you have your parents with you when you watch these movies?" Al looked at the little girl and asked seriously.
Angela knew what he meant. The films that Al's acted were basically not G-rated, a few were PG-13, and more were R-rated, that is, audiences under the age of 17 must be accompanied by adults. Look, he's also asking this out of concern, no one wants children to become bad and depraved by watching these violent movies privately.
The little girl hesitated, then curled her lips and said, "Basically... no, but don't worry, I have a complete self-awareness and worldview to distinguish what is good and what is bad, and I know what I'm doing."
"I have to admit, you surprised me again, Miss Mason." Al sighed.
"Please call me Angela if you can." The little girl glanced at Sparrow who had sent the taxi driver over, and said in a low voice, "Please don't tell me about today's affairs."
"Okay, Angela, are all the children as precocious as you now?" Al said with a smile.
"I don't think I'm an anomaly, but..." Angela shrugged helplessly, and Al couldn't help touching her head with that aggrieved look.
At this time, David, who had just been called away by the staff, came over again: "Okay, you two, please make up first, and then we will try the 5th scene of the 15th scene."
"Okay, got it," Al said, looking at Angela, "Daughter, we have to go make up, are you ready?"
"I wonder if I will meet a father who is like a gangster godfather." Angela said, sticking out her tongue.
Having said that, when Al appeared in front of Angela after putting on makeup and changing clothes, he still surprised the little girl. The original Al Pacino was as ordinary as most middle-aged men, but when he put the After I took care of my hair, put on my glasses and changed into casual clothes, I became a completely different person, gentle and polite, with a good temper, but with a vague sense of anxiety, which is completely in line with the play. father's role.
The make-up artist may have a credit here, and more importantly, Al's own temperament has completely changed. Although he and De Niro were known to be representatives of method performances, when Al really showed his talent in front of him, Angie Ra was still taken aback. She remembered that when someone commented on Al and De Niro in a previous life, she once said that these two people will do whatever it takes to experience the life of this character in order to play their role well, just like De Niro once really practiced boxing for the image of a certain boxer, and even went to regular competitions, and the accumulated points ranked in a good place. It is no wonder that De Niro's image in "Hide and Seek" and The image in "Pirates of Fire" is very different.
As for Al, it can be seen from his changed temperament that he is no worse than De Niro. It is no wonder that when people mention him, De Niro is mentioned, and De Niro is also mentioned. The two of them are really born twin stars, but although Angela also likes De Niro, Al Pacino, who is more in line with oriental aesthetics, is obviously more important in her heart, otherwise she will not propose Al to take over In the role of father, she took over the requirements of the role of daughter.
However, now looking at Al, who has walked into the shooting venue, Angela is beginning to wonder, can she really play against him without being inferior