The Greatest Showman

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Renly really didn't hear the noise around him.

Those who are familiar with Renly's work mode should know that when he devotes himself to reading the script, his perception of the outside world is infinitely close to zero; what's more, the scene to be shot in the afternoon is definitely not as simple as it seems.

The reunion of Owen and Claire is not only to let the audience understand the past relationship between the two, but also to lay a foreshadowing to let the audience understand that the reason for their breakup is worthwhile; after the breakup, both are facing their own problems. This directly affects the current situation of the two people, and also indirectly affects the development of the subsequent story-in short, this is a very important plot.

Of course, Colin's script still maintains a lighthearted and witty style. He didn't turn Owen into a vicissitudes of life man with great hatred and deep hatred. He used his slick tongue to cover up his fragility, which was also maintained on the basis of ensuring the profound connotation of the movie. The overall cheerful atmosphere makes the viewing process less burdensome; however, the content of the lines and dialogues is far from the previous life.

Reading the script is a process of shaping a personality. After conceiving of those background stories and character lines, the performance is completed through one's own interpretation; at the same time, it is also a process of grasping the performance style and emotional depth - at the Sundance Film Festival at the beginning of the year , Renly once reflected on himself that the performance of the film "Anti-Cancer Me" was too heavy, and instead of being able to pull away his emotions, it made the film lose its original comedy tone; now shooting "Jurassic World" , Renly hopes to make more attempts.

The combination of performance method and performance content needs to find a new breakthrough - how to interpret the theme in depth between laughter and scolding, just like the two masters of Billy Wilder and Woody Allen, absurd black The teasing and banter of the comedy can reveal the depth of the theme.

Although Billy Wilder and Woody Allen are master screenwriters, the core of their themes is often expounded through the script structure, but veteran actors such as Jack Lemmon and Jack Nicholson But always being able to convey the wisdom of the characters in the performances that come easily, which is also part of the performance.

That's what Renly needs to learn to improve.

For the scene that will start filming in the afternoon, Renly is really looking forward to it - from the trauma of war to returning home, to the brokenness and rejection of intimacy, and then to diverting attention to getting close to dinosaurs, and regaining the former liveliness And cheerful, but hidden behind the cynical appearance is still a lonely and fragile soul. This transformation process is concentrated in one character, and how should it be presented on the big screen in the end?

Just thinking about it in his head, Renly couldn't help but want to gear up, he began to read the lines over and over again, thinking about the emotions behind them, and facing Claire again, the kind of How the mixed emotions should be displayed lightly and without getting too deep into the interpretation really requires Renly's full concentration to think deeply.

Is anyone talking around?

Renly didn't hear it at all, just like the wind and the chirping of insects, all of which were reduced to a background board. After reading the lines over and over again, you could capture the character's character-building context——

Some lines shouldn't be said like this, and some lines can be modified to change the words. These are all the actors' homework in the process of building their characters; it's just that Renly is a little unsure. In a commercial film, lines need to be so carefully crafted Taku? If it is too detailed, is it easy to destroy the narrative rhythm, rather than being simple and rude?

His thoughts paused here. Renly felt that he should have a face-to-face discussion with Colin and give his opinion. As for whether to modify it, it is left to the director to decide, and he can just complete the actor work honestly.

Standing up, Renly suddenly saw Nina standing seven steps away, like a spirit behind her, and she didn't know how long she had been standing there, but Renly didn't think much about it and said, "Get ready to start. Is it? I'll go find Colin now."

The only reason Nina is here at this time is that the afternoon filming is about to start, isn't it?

Nina looked at Renly's focused look, still holding the script firmly in her hand, hurrying, as if she couldn't wait to get ready to start the afternoon's work.

The first thought that popped into her head was the smugness, the irresistible belief that it was all a mask Renly used to avoid accusations—as if she wasn't really paying attention; but then Nina realized that she had gone wrong Enchanted, too many things have blinded his eyes, so that he began to get into the horns of paranoia.

If she continued in this state, there was no need for her to come here.

Taking a deep breath, Nina forced herself to calm down and looked at Ren Li carefully. The devotion and concentration between those eyebrows could not be concealed nor lied, and the attitude of full concentration was faintly excited, as if... research The script really patterned out a so-so, but what if it was true?

Matt's words echoed in his mind again: Renly's perseverance and perseverance, at least for work, were uncompromised.

Renly's footsteps didn't stop, and strode straight forward, ignoring Nina's existence again, which made Nina feel a deep sense of frustration, and she had to shout, "Renly, wait a moment."

"Huh?" Ren Li's footsteps stopped, but his expression was still a little absent-minded, his thoughts still stuck on the script, and there was no way to get away.

Nina was too lazy to complain now, the only thought on her mind was to end this quickly and not want to continue dealing with Renly.

Got it - although she knew it was impossible.

"Renly, my work attitude has not been correct since I joined the crew, and I am here to formally apologize to you." Finally, he said it, like a priest confessing his guilt. All the guilt and guilt are removed, and the whole person becomes relaxed.

Nina looked at Renly a little nervously, and she didn't know how Renly would respond.

Then I saw Renly think about it seriously, his thoughts jumped from the script to Nina, and then suddenly realized. Now, he finally understood what Nina meant. The corners of his mouth rose and he said with a smile, "I accept your apology."

There were no polite greetings, and there were no false or blunt expressions. Instead, he accepted the apology graciously. On the one hand, it showed that Renly knew everything that had happened in the past, but he chose to turn a blind eye. On the other hand, Renly didn't take it to heart, and he accepted the apology openly.

Now the only thought in Nina's mind is: she wants to burrow into the ground, and in front of Renly's beautiful moon, her thoughts suddenly become incomparably small, which makes Nina a little annoyed: Renly seems to be born with With such an ability to make the other party feel humbled, this feeling is really bad.

Renly seemed to be able to read the thoughts in Nina's mind, and then added, "This is normal, don't worry, no one stipulates that you have to like me in order to work together, as long as it doesn't affect the progress of the work, then there is no problem. I think we've been doing well so far on filming, and that's a good thing."

After speaking, Renly gave Nina a slight smile, raised the script in his hand and gestured, "I need to meet Colin before the official start of work in the afternoon, so there will be no delay." Then Renly turned around and walked straight ahead.

In fact, Renly knew that the human heart was difficult to control. Those who hated him would still hate him, and those who liked him would still like him. It is suddenly turned upside down, no one can accurately control it, and everything is unpredictable, so instead of worrying about those uncontrollable things, it is better to concentrate on the things you like. This is the most important thing.

It sounds very sensible, even cold-blooded, but the truth is: Nina's likes and dislikes will not affect Renly's life. Whether or not Nina changed her mind, Renly was always Renly, he never changed. His life, his acting, his life has always been on the right track.

On the extreme side, Nina was irrelevant to him; on the softer side, he was adjusting to the life of a public figure, trying to avoid those negative emotions that clouded his judgment as much as possible. It's not an easy task, but for now, Renly is doing just fine.

Therefore, for Renly, Nina's apology means that the influence within the crew has begun to ferment, and then it will play a subtle role. Renly doesn't need to spend more time, he just needs to insist on being himself. It's a good thing that Thomas's scheming is waning from the crew; as for Nina's apology itself, it's not even as important as the script.

Honestly, Renly's attitude can be very hurtful.

At this time, Nina was a little kidnapped: This... Is this the end? Is the whole apology process just kidding? It was in vain that she had struggled for so long before, and the matter ended in such a vain, really... indescribable. Especially seeing Renly's unconcerned expression, the feeling is really hard to describe.

But Nina could also sense Renly's sincerity—he really didn't care, and the understatement and attitude shattered all of Nina's worries and fears, and things just went away. It was this magnanimity that made Nina fall into deeper thinking while standing still:

Should she choose Thomas or Renly? In this tit-for-tat within the "Jurassic World" crew, can she really be alone? But if she needs to choose a position, how should she choose?

God, can things get a little more complicated?

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