American fame and fortune

Park Town, located near the Mexican border, has less than 1,000 permanent residents and retains many buildings from the pioneering period. Some Western-style Hollywood shots are often shot here.

The advertising crew formed by Coca-Cola arrived here half a month ago to prepare for the early stage.

As soon as the two main characters, Martin and Sam Mendes, arrived, the filming of the commercial began immediately.

On the gravel road, Sam Mendes came to the set and said to Martin: "Forget about your identity as the leader, you are just a cowboy who just founded the Coke Theology and came to the West to spread the Gospel of the Gods, show the temperament of a cowboy Come!"

Martin nodded in understanding: "No problem."

He pored over the old cowboy in "Unforgiven" while filming never ended.

Martin took the two old-fashioned revolvers from Bruce and put them in the holsters around his waist, and asked the stylist to wrap them in a red scarf and a torn red cape.

All the words Coca-Cola on it are missing, which shows the difficult journey of the male protagonist, but it allows people to distinguish at a glance and understand what the male protagonist represents.

The jockey leads a horse.

After Martin came over yesterday, he had done basic familiarization and immediately took the reins.

Elizabeth Olsen, in a cowgirl outfit, ambles into the set on another, shorter horse.

She waved to Martin: "Hi, Martin."

Seeing her skillful control of the horse, Martin praised her, "Good riding skills."

Elizabeth smiled sweetly: "I have been practicing horse riding for more than five years."

When Martin got on his horse, she whispered again: "I'll tell you a secret. To get this role, my riding skill is also the key."

Martin gave her a thumbs up: "Excellent people can shine everywhere."

In today's society, unless the family owns a ranch, most of the people in the city, including many actors, who can practice horseback riding for a long time are from wealthy families.

Elizabeth's denim outfit and scarred cape, with red as the base, can highlight her figure.

With red added to the body, the combat power skyrocketed!

Director Sam Mendes shouted: "Get ready to shoot!"

Two jockeys came and led Martin and Elizabeth's horses to the starting point.

The scene notes were played, and the filming began.

Martin drove the horses to a trot, and Elizabeth followed.

The horseshoes splashed sand and dust, and under the action of the blower, it rolled to the rear.

At the door of the old-fashioned western bar, Martin pulled the horse and dismounted.

"Very good!" Mendes kept improving: "Let's shoot again."

There are two types of advertisements: online version and TV version.

The former will be broadcast in the form of short films on major portal websites and emerging video websites.

The latter are mostly edited highlights from it, as normal TV commercials.

It's easy for Sam Mendes to handle, and it's easy for Martin to perform.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, the crew ended the shooting on time, and all the exterior scenes were successfully completed.

There will be at least one more day of filming for the interior scenes.

Martin could only stay in the small town for the time being.

"Go for a drink together." Sam Mendes invited Martin.

The western bar used for filming was booked by the film crew and would not receive customers other than the film crew. Martin responded, "Have a drink."

He followed Sam Mendes into the bar: "When I met Kate, you were just married."

The two sat in front of the wooden bar and each ordered a glass of whiskey. Mendes said: "Kate talked to me about you, you met in Atlanta, and you gave her a crystal peach.

Martin almost forgot about it, and tried his best to seize even one percent chance.

Later, I really borrowed a lot of strength from Kate.

Martin frankly: "At that time Kate invited me to London as a guest."

"Call us when you go to London." Mendes smiled and said, "Kate is traveling by car and will come from San Diego tomorrow."

Martin toasted him: "Cool!"

Mendes smiled: "She said some time ago that she wanted to talk to you, and she only came here when she knew you were here. I think I'm passing by."

Martin and Winslet have nothing to say, so he said frankly: "At the Oscars, she mentioned to me that I have been busy with two projects recently, and Kate is traveling again, so we haven't met."

He deliberately lowered his voice: "Sam, can you disclose a little information in advance? I won't tell Kate that you did."

Mendes thought for a moment, and said in a low voice, "It seems to be about movies and characters." He said roughly, "You know, Kate is obsessed with the Oscars, and she just wants to win Best Actress once, so she found someone to buy it." The film and television copyright of a novel."

Martin nodded, remembering the novel Kate had told him about the Nazis.

Mendes said, "We'll wait for her to come over, and the two of you will talk about it later."

He spread his hands: "You must keep it secret, don't tell her that I have leaked the news, Kate is super fierce, I dare not mess with her."

Martin said: "How can you talk to women about topics between men."

The crew checked into the only hotel in the town, and the group quickly returned to have dinner.

Elizabeth Olsen sat across from Martin with a dinner plate: "Are you alone?"

Bruce, who was coming over, randomly found an empty table.

"Yes." Martin asked. "Your sisters didn't come?"

Elizabeth said: "My manager accompanied me here. My sisters know that I will cooperate with you this time, so they are very relieved."

Martin thought, so I am so reliable?

In fact, Elizabeth lied, because her sisters have cooperated with Coca-Cola, and the rest assured is that Coca-Cola manages the crew.

She specially reminded: "You forgot, Burbank Middle School, you saved me!"

Martin looked indifferent: "Every little thing is over."

"You saved my life!" Elizabeth puffed out her bulging chest, and said specifically: "If you need to come to me in the future, no matter what, I will do it all."

Martin just glanced at it, then looked away, and changed the subject: "Are you graduating from high school soon?"

Elizabeth took a sip of soda and said, "Next summer."

Martin knew it.

Seeing that Martin was not in high spirits, Elizabeth suddenly moved closer and said, "Later, it will be completely dark. Go up to the top floor and I'll show you the scenery."

Martin was surprised: "What scenery?"

Elizabeth looked around, mysteriously: "You will know when the time comes."

After dinner, it got dark quickly. Martin changed into shorts and a T-shirt, and called Bruce to go to the top floor together.

The hotel in the small town has four floors in total, but it is the tallest building in the entire town.

As soon as Martin went up, he saw Elizabeth in denim shorts and a camisole.

Caucasian women are very mature at the age of seventeen or eighteen.

Elizabeth waved to Martin: "Come here quickly, it's started!"

Martin wondered, and hurried over.

Elizabeth opened the bag she was carrying across her shoulders, took out a telescope, and handed it over: "Look at Tijuana on the opposite side."

Before Martin picked up the binoculars, more than a dozen people came up one after another, including the crew director Mendez, Coca-Cola's director of the crew Milner, security director Paul and so on.

Each of them brought binoculars.

Milner said to Martin: "The crew had a pre-shooting meeting last night and missed a lot of good scenes." He pointed to Fang Fang: "Look at the other side, it's very lively."

Martin knew he was talking about the other side of the border, the outskirts of Tijuana.

He raised the binoculars and saw a faint light of fire, which seemed to be exploding. One of the burning spots was just a jumping red spot at the beginning, and soon turned into a burning cloud.

Elizabeth said: "In the few days I have been here, there have been explosions and flames every day."

Martin saw more sparks.

On the south side of the border, there seemed to be a small war.

On the north side, the entire Park Town is quiet.

Comparing the two, it is like heaven and hell.

Paul, the security director, came from a certain PMC and knew something about the situation there: "Recently, Tijuana is not peaceful. Several gangsters have been fighting for goods channels and markets. They have been fighting for almost a week. It seems that they will not stop in a short time."

The light suddenly appeared, and the sound of explosions came faintly.

Martin couldn't help saying, "They're not like gangsters, they're more like warlords."

Paul said: "It can be understood as a warlord who is a businessman."

The distance is far away, and only the flames and explosions can be seen. Elizabeth, a little girl from a wealthy family, not only has no fear, but enjoys watching it with relish.

Half an hour later, the agent called Elizabeth away.

After watching for a while, Martin also came down from the stairs.

Back in the room, he asked Bruce, "Is that Mexican gang that troubled you destroyed?"

"The small and medium-sized gangs over there were established and annexed at an astonishingly fast speed. It is said that they are gone." Bruce said roughly: "Gangs also pursue profits. Things that are risky and have no profit will not be easily done."

Martin returned to his room and slept soundly for the night.

Bruce sat in the living room, gun in hand, watching all night.

After Martin got up, seeing Bruce moving his body, he didn't say much.

The two have faced the old black robber together, trembled together under the terror of Sophia, framed others, and were framed by others, and even experienced the Burbank Middle School incident.

Some things simply cannot be expressed in words.

After breakfast, the crew started work on time, and Martin went into the trailer outside the bar to do makeup and styling.

Milner called the stylist who did the make-up for the supporting roles alone, and asked, "Have you seen the video of the Avalon Bar?"

The stylist was not stupid and said, "What about Martin and Pete?"

The other party has seen it, so it's easy to say, Milner pointed to the western bar: "Don't you think this advertisement is somewhat similar to that video?"

"The leading actor is Martin..." the stylist realized: "I understand how to style the supporting role."

Milner nodded in satisfaction: "Very well, if you do it well, you will have an extra bonus."

This advertisement originally originated from the fight between Martin and Pete in the Avalon bar.

Martin represents Coca-Cola, and the villain will naturally be played by someone similar to Pete.