01.
Captain Rhodes' swordsmanship is average, and his swordsmanship can only be regarded as a second-rate level among pirates, but fortunately, this level is more than enough for filming movies. And after all, he has experienced many battles, so he can make up for it with other adaptability.
Carl, who plays Will Turner, is quite good at swordsmanship for his age, but he is obviously not as experienced as Captain Rhodes in fighting enemies, so those who know how to know can see that he has little experience in life and death fighting, and he is relatively good at fighting. stiff.
This also happened to be in line with the characters they played in the movie - Captain Jack and Will Turner's swordsmanship in the movie is superb, but Jack can basically use it in weird ways every time. Better than Will.
Ordinary audiences may not be able to see anything, they will only think that the swords and swords are super handsome, but those who are more knowledgeable will find that their personalities are reflected in the swordsmanship, and it is estimated that their eyes will shine, and they will feel very interesting.
For the show's sake, Hill tried to make their moves as cool as possible.
Of course, the classic scenes of Captain Jack’s on-the-spot play must be preserved. What Hill does as a director and action director is to tell them the general direction and route of the fight—because the battles in "Pirates of the Caribbean" are always jumping up and down. , The situation of attention in the middle... The rest is just for them to play by themselves.
They rehearsed a few times in advance, and then Hill used the projection stone to rotate and shoot and record. Generally speaking, there is no problem.
However, once Carl rushed hard and hit a projection stone with his face, and then he fell directly from the beam, and there was a cauldron burning with flames below.
The first mate called out, "Carl! Little—"
Hill snapped his fingers, and Carl was floating in the air. "How's that feeling? Dude."
Carl looked down at the cauldron that was very close to him, and then smiled: "This is too exciting for the director, but I hope I don't come here again. Send me up." After he finished speaking, he remembered what his master taught him Be polite, and add a word, "Please."
"I'll pay attention next time, too," Hill said.
The camera knocked the actor off the beam and put it on the earth, which would probably make people face black question marks.
"It's okay master, the director is here." Carl said to the first mate after reinstalling the beam, "Don't worry."
"Who's worried about you, brat?" the first mate muttered.
Carl smiled and winked at the first mate, and the first mate scolded "stinky brat" again, but he couldn't help laughing.
Hill watched them like this from the side, and then thought of seeing the woman who ate her child in the Dark Vatican. Since coming to this world, he has seen many scenery and met many people. In the second year of middle school, Hill also yelled that the world is not benevolent and treats everything as a dog. He also yelled that I overturned the whole world just to straighten your reflection. He also yelled that this is the so-called prosperous age? But later he discovered that it is really beautiful and warm things that can make people feel peaceful.
For example, seeing their mutual concern at this moment, he can't help showing a peaceful smile beside him.
02.
"By the way, I suddenly had an idea." Captain Rhodes threw his braids behind his head, and he sat directly on the beam and said, "Karl can knock me off the beam during a fight." I fell, and fell to the cauldron full of red-hot iron blocks. Then, I hooked my legs to the beams to save my life in time, but I hung upside down, and the ends of my hair fell on the iron blocks and burned , I retracted my hair and blew it in distress."
Naturally, the original movie did not have such a scene. This is Captain Rhodes’ temporary idea when he saw Carl almost fell into the iron pot. Obviously it is very good, it fits the character of the character, and it is thrilling and funny enough.
"Okay." Hill said, "I'll give you a close-up of your face at that time, and you pay attention to make the eye expression more vivid and funny when you fall."
"Okay." Captain Rhodes said.
"I have a chance to kill you at this time." Carl's thinking is also very active, "but I feel that I can't bear it. I think it is too cruel to scald you to death, so I hesitated, but only for a moment."
This is also in line with Will Turner's character. For the pirate who met for the first time, since he didn't know what crime the other party had committed, he was more inclined to arrest him, and he couldn't do it anymore. But he is also a decisive person, knowing that this opportunity is rare.
"Yes." Captain Rhodes nodded, "But you didn't seize the opportunity, and then I jumped on the beam again and raised my hat to you as a tribute, and then continued to fight."
"Not bad." Hill had a positive attitude towards their scene, "but to be on the safe side, you guys rest for a few minutes." Then he said to a pirate next to him, "You go to the Demon World Mall and call the chef."
Let the fire elemental spirit hide in the cauldron to control the temperature, lest Captain Rhodes really fall and get injured.
This kind of temporary adaptation and addition of scenes has happened many times in the past few days, which made them fully appreciate the fun of shooting and also made the movie more exciting.
Time passed quickly, and the filming was about to be completed. This movie is roughly the same as "Pirates of the Caribbean" on Earth, but there are different adaptations in details. Some are to better fit the world, and some are adapted according to the characteristics of the actors. Of course, the film's most important spirit of adventure and freedom is still sung. Hill noticed that as the filming progressed, the spirits of the pirates who participated in the filming got better and better. Especially Captain Rhodes.
The last shot scene was the one where Jack and Elizabeth are on the island. Since the island only appears once in the film, Hill shot the scene last.
The day scenes are all shot, and then the night scenes.
Elizabeth and Captain Jack drank and sang around the fire.
"We can go wherever we want, and that's what a boat is really about."
"The real meaning of the black pearl is freedom."
"for freedom."
"For the Black Pearl."
At the end they clink glasses, or bottles.
Elizabeth calmly saw Jack lying on the ground drunk.
wrap up.
As Hill said, "The filming of "Pirates of the Caribbean" is officially completed", everyone in the crew applauded. Olivia reached out and picked up Captain Rhodes who was lying on the ground, and then embraced him proactively. Then everyone hugged each other, Olivia also hugged the first mate, Carl and some pirates who became familiar during the filming process.
Those pirates were actually a little flattered, they all knew that Olivia was the daughter of the duke.
Hill watched from the side, feeling that Olivia is really a good kid.
In the end, Olivia came to Hill and said a little shyly, "Is that okay? Your Highness Greenwald."
"It's more appropriate to call the director at this time." Hill laughed, and then took the initiative to reach out and hug Olivia, and then let go. But alas, since he also participated in the hugging army, he had no choice but to hug those who came after him one by one.
This tidbit is good.
And this feels good too.
After the finale, it is naturally the finale banquet, this time the finale banquet was held on the deck of the bird of death. The pirates helped to transport large quantities of food from the Demon Realm shopping mall to the Bird of Death. Demons and humans were mixed together, skeletons and pirates were shoulder to shoulder, nobles and commoners had a drink and chat, and people of different identities gathered together. Cozy. Carl also took a group photo with a magic camera, and finally all the leading actors took a group photo together. Everyone raised their glasses and shouted: "Long live Pirates of the Caribbean! Long live freedom!"
Monroe also participated in the wrap-up banquet. He had just returned from the Plague Islands, but he basically stayed with the people of the Dark Vatican, as if he was arranging work.
Hill glanced at Captain Rhodes. He saw that Captain Rhodes seemed a little drunk. He was talking to Olivia next to him. Olivia seemed to be about to cry. ... Are you also drunk? Maybe
At this moment, Monroe sat down next to Hill with a glass of wine, "What are you looking at?"
"Spy them," Hill said.
Monroe followed his gaze, "It's better not to disturb at this time."
"I didn't expect you to be quite romantic." Hill teased.
"I thought it was called 'knowledge'." Monroe said.
"Actually, I was afraid that after the filming of this film, the old Jackson's daughter and the pirates would run away." Hill said, "In this case, the old Jackson might strangle me to death."
"No." Monroe said, "It's not Rhodes she likes, but you."
Hill: "... Puff, cough, cough, don't make trouble." After a few seconds, Hill asked, "Really? Isn't it the kind of love for celebrities?"
"I don't understand what you said in the last sentence. But, so you are tempted?" Monroe shook his glass and looked over.
"The main reason is that the gender is wrong." Hill smiled and picked up the wine glass and toasted Monroe: "It's just that it's strange to hear that someone really likes me."
"Wrong gender?" There was a crisp sound as the wine glasses collided, and the wine glistened.
"Women don't give me much heartfelt feelings." Hill confessed truthfully.
"I thought it was a difference in the aesthetics of the demons." Monroe said, "Actually, I never said that when I first became a demon, the dark elves tried to get along with me, or tried to keep me away from you, so he took Some 'beauties' from the Demon Race came over, and I was frightened at the time. They thought I was too reserved, so they all jumped on me. By God, I saw that one of the women's arms was thicker than a church instructor. "
Hill burst out laughing, "What happened next?"
"I convinced them later." Monroe said, catching Hill's questioning expression, he coughed lightly, "I knocked them out with my shield."
This is okay, real physical persuasion.
Hill laughed. "Excellent."
"Thank you for entertaining you." Monroe twitched the corner of his mouth, obviously he didn't want to mention it, "But do you really care about being liked by others?"
"Anyone would care," Hill said.
"Dark Moon likes you very much." Monroe said, "I like you to the point of pervert. I used to think he was a pervert, but later found out that he is normal without you."
"I'm sorry I'm too beautiful, I'm too beautiful." Hill sighed sadly, and then he said before Monroe could bear it no longer: "Because he likes the devil, not me. He would like another devil .”
"You are the devil, this is the result." Monroe said.
"I know that too." Hill smiled, "Don't talk about this, what about you? Have you ever liked someone?"
"No," Monroe said.
"Is there no time for humans?"
"No, too busy," Monroe replied.
"This is too true... Speaking of which, do you like men or women?" Hill became interested.
"I don't know, because I have never liked people before. But now it doesn't matter... I don't like men, I don't like women, I only believe in you." He said, "Hill."
Hill was stunned for a moment. If the other party said this in a very serious atmosphere, he would probably have answered it immediately, but now it was just chatting, and he was a little overwhelmed by such a sudden sentence.
But Monroe seemed to really regard this as ordinary small talk, and he said that he said it casually from the heart, and he didn't have to say it on any solemn occasion or after a lot of foreshadowing. This seems to be an understatement, but because of this, Hill felt another kind of thickness.
Then Monroe picked up his glass: "For Pirates of the Caribbean."
Hill also picked up the wine glass, hesitated for a moment, and responded to Monroe's words: "For faith."
-cheers.
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