Before the taxi drivers could make fun of him, Qin Guan was led to his car by an assistant from Paramount Pictures.
The sun in the sky was trying its best to make its presence known in the thick sea of fog. However, after revealing only a small amount of light, it helplessly buried its head in the fog.
As the number of cars increased, the most historic city in Europe came into view.
The European aristocratic elegance and elegance that he imagined in his mind did not appear. In this financial center that seemed to be comparable to Wall Street in the United States, there were also busy people coming and going.
The city had more Asian faces than New York, and the strangest thing was that Indians, Pakistanis, and Bangladeshis accounted for 10% of London's population.
The doormen, parking attendants, hotel service staff, as well as the nannies and waiters in charge of purchasing on the street were mostly from races with dark skin.
Qin Guan couldn't help but sigh. The most successful colonial management was the British East India Company.
The yearning for life in the United Kingdom had been deeply rooted in the hearts of the Indian people. Otherwise, the Indian people would not have traveled thousands of miles to participate in the Commonwealth Games.
In London, it was a reflection of a higher education, a life, and a way of life, which had been instilled in their system from childhood. There was no saving it.
Qin Guan didn't need to worry about that. The British had taken over the heritage of the old colonies, so they had to take in a large number of immigrants.
All he needed to do now was to report to the crew obediently and do his part according to Director Mike Nichols's requirements.
Qin Guan was confused when he arrived at the set. He had read the script of "The Heart Stealthily" and realized that it would be a four-person movie.
Although Clive Larry was only a supporting character, he was an indispensable part of the relationship.
What was going on with the filming now?
Natalie Portman, Jude Law, and his old acquaintance Julia Roberts were not there.
On the set, he was the only one who could be considered a star.
Nichols didn't explain anything to him, but the scriptwriter did.
"It's rare for this show to have four people in the same scene, and the early stages are more focused on the different life trajectories and personalities of each character."
"Of course, this requires a good performance, a good understanding of the plot, and confidence in the editing."
"Of course, we also discussed this shooting method many times before deciding on it. Although it's a little risky, it's also a very bold attempt."
"It can be said that he has integrated an alternative method of expression into this movie."
"So, young man, do your best according to the script. You will have a chance to shine. Oh, by the way, if your acting spoils my script, you'll be kicked in the butt! "
The scriptwriter said resolutely. The European and American scriptwriters were different from the pitiful groups in China. They were just coolies.
In the European and American film market, a golden scriptwriter was a rare talent. As the soul of the film, the scriptwriter played an important role in the crew.
Qin Guan was attracted by the wonderful film expression described by the scriptwriter. This is a chance for me to show off my acting skills in an independent scene. I like it!
Qin Guan ran to the dressing room excitedly. Nichols, who was the director of the film, said, "Tell the stylist not to shave off your stubble."
It seemed like it had saved him a lot of trouble on the plane.
The props team member handed over Larry's clothes. It was a simple white coat. As a famous dermatologist, this piece of equipment was indispensable.
The first scene was shot in a public hospital in London. They had rented an independent office with a view of the corridor, so it didn't affect their daily work.
All the incandescent lights in the office had been turned off, leaving only the reflectors outside. The camera across Qin Guan's desk could work normally.
Qin Guan walked into the room and took a cup of coffee from the prop team and a chat app on the screen.
As someone who had read the script many times, Qin Guan was not surprised when he saw the name on the app.
The "London Anonymous Forum" was a semi-public website for one-night stands.
Many lonely Londoners, as well as adults who felt that their lives had lost their passion, used this website to get to know some strange partners, and through chatting, they would ask each other out.
Of course, Qin Guan was one of them.
Nichols turned the camera on, and the slow rustling sound came from the camera.
"Larry, the close-up of the first scene. Attention, 3, 2, 3, 4, start!"
As soon as the announcement was made, Qin Guan began to act automatically. His fingers were typing on the keyboard naturally.
He was chatting with a user called DDW, which was the username Jude Law had used to disguise himself as a woman.
Qin Guan used the code name "DOC9", which had been randomly assigned by the website, to show his carelessness in his search for love.
DDW: Do you come here often?
Qin Guan: First time.
DDW: What's your name?
Qin Guan's hands paused on the keyboard in hesitation.
After some hesitation, Qin Guan wrote a fake man's name.
Qin Guan: My name is Ryan.
On the other hand, the stranger played by Jude Law made up a female name behind the computer.
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