Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 148 Filming in progress.

Kim Min-woon's filming was successfully completed.

"Ka, well done."

Han Zairin affirmed the little guy's performance.

To put it bluntly, he normally wouldn't bother paying attention to a supporting role with only two lines, and the only reason he said a few more words was for Mingyan and Zhao In-sung's sake.

Han Zailin was still very satisfied with Ming Yan. If this kid was a little uglier, he would be a natural talent in the film industry.

These big directors all like actors with strong plasticity, and plasticity naturally includes appearance. Being too handsome will limit one's acting range to some extent.

"Thank you, Director nim..." Kim Min-woon was still a little dizzy. She started to get nervous from the day she confirmed her role, but the filming was finished in just over ten minutes after it officially started.

Zhao In-sung smiled and patted the little guy on the head: "You performed very well just now."

"Min-hwan, you still need to put on makeup and take some pictures."

Mingyan came over and told his niece about the next steps.

The character played by Kim Min-woong is a student who is raped by a beastly physical education teacher. She has to put on makeup to look bruised all over and take a few photos, even though the photos are just a background that flashes by on Park Tae-soo's computer in the main film.

Filmmaking is all about striving for perfection, and ambitious directors will never tolerate flaws in their work.

Perfunctory?

nonexistent.

Mingyan also had a great time during the filming.

He and Park Tae-soo first met in Seoul at the private club of Han Kang-sik, played by Jung Woo-sung. At that time, Choi Doo-il was the second-in-command of the Wild Dog Gang.

The Wild Dog Gang is called this name, and there are real dogs in the movie.

The beastly physical education teacher also attended the party and made provocative remarks. Just when Park Tae-soo was about to enforce justice, Choi Doo-il took action.

"You are going to kick him hard in the crotch right now, okay?" The assistant director on the scene explained the scene to Mingyan.

"Okay, I know." Ming Yan nodded, then smiled at Wu Daihuan, who played the physical education teacher, and said, "I'm sorry to offend you later."

Wu Dahuan is the kind of actor whose face you find familiar but whose name you can't remember at all. He is a golden supporting actor and has played villains in many film and television dramas.

For example, in "Chinatown", he played the gambler who was hit on the head by Kim Go-eun with an ashtray.

So, the Korean entertainment industry is really not that big, and you can form relationships through any kind of talk, and you never know when you will work together again.

"It's okay, just go for it."

The kick is not a real kick, otherwise even an iron man would not be able to withstand a kick on a critical part. It is just a borrowed shot, and it can be edited and dubbed in the later stage.

Mingyan said this could be considered as "revenge" for his niece.

Following the director's order, the camera first focused on Zhao In-sung's unwilling face. Wu Dahuan is really good at playing the villain, and just looking at him makes people hate him.

Just when Park Tae-soo was about to rush up and teach this bastard a lesson, Choi Doo-il appeared.

Ming Yan gave Wu Daihuan, who was about to leave, a beautiful flying kick from behind and knocked him to the ground. Then he kicked the beast hard in the crotch without mercy.

It is quite difficult to make this set of movements smooth, after all, you have to act fake and make it look real.

Movies and TV series are different. Any subtle difference between the actors can be perceived by the audience.

"Ka, Xiaoyan, you did a great job." Han Zailin nodded with satisfaction. This kid is not only good at theory and eloquence, but also very talented in practice.

Ming Yan first helped Wu Daihuan up from the ground: "Brother Daihuan, are you okay?"

"It's okay. The best reward for me is to have to shoot fewer scenes like this."

Oh Dae-hwan patted his pants.

This was the kind of work he did. If he encountered an actor with little talent, it would be really torture to shoot the same shot over and over again. Elsewhere, Jin Min-woon had already returned from taking pictures and was curiously watching his uncle filming.

She is just a supporting role, while Mingyan is a serious supporting role. The situations they face are completely different.

"Neither of us looks like a good person now." Ming Yan said with a smile as he looked at his niece who had not yet removed her makeup.

He had a big flower tattooed on his arm with stickers, highlighting his gangster temperament. Kim Min-woon had scar makeup on his face, and his whole person exuded a gloomy aura.

Compared to the victim, the girl is more like a weak boss in a horror movie.

"Uncle, let's take a picture together."

After Kim Min-woon arrived on the set, her phone never sat idle. She kept taking pictures, including photos with Cha In-sung and Oh Dae-hwan, and photos of her surrounded by Kim Ah-joong and Jung Eun-chae.

Now, the girl can show off when she returns to the company.

You can only see idols in SM, but the actors she worked with today were all from Chungmuro.

"Okay." Ming Yan deliberately exposed his arms and put his hands in his pockets. He learned this standing posture from Zhao In-sung. It was inappropriate for a gangster who came from the bottom to stand there with his back straight.

Jin Min-woon raised his phone and said, "Uncle, look at the camera."

"Remember to pass one to me later."

"Ok."

Mingyan originally wanted to let his niece go back first, but the little girl insisted on staying.

After the fight, the next scene is Park Tae-soo and Choi Doo-il talking on the beach. An ambitious second-in-command of the gang and a rising star prosecutor, they seem to be natural allies.

"Inseong brother, we have the chance to act together again." Mingyan and Zhao Inseong first worked together in "It's Okay, That's Love", and he learned a lot from this brother.

The old hands in the Chungmuro ​​circle, regardless of their character and morals, all have some tricks up their sleeves.

Zhao Yincheng pointed to his head and said, "It's worry-free to work with you."

Mingyan is very talented in filming. He likes to act opposite actors who can get into the rhythm. Otherwise, if he spends a lot of time preparing for the role but the other party looks confused, the result will not be good.

The two of them prepared themselves. They sat on the beach by the sea and went over their lines with the script.

"Are you ready?" Han Zairin checked the actor's condition.

Zhao In-sung raised his arm and made an OK gesture.

He has already entered into the role of Park Tae-soo, and opening his mouth would destroy the emotions he has been trying to build up.

Mingyan took off his suit jacket and threw it aside, and rolled up the sleeves of his shirt, just enough to reveal the tattoo on his arm.

As an actor, the best thing is to be able to act opposite excellent actors. Although Zhao In-sung has not won the Best Actor award, he is undoubtedly a good actor.

"Yeah, let's cooperate."

"what?"

Mingyan and Cui Douri seemed to merge into one the moment they opened their mouths.

His tone was filled with suppressed ambition and yearning for the prospect of the two of them joining forces. Occasionally, he turned his head to look at Park Tae-soo with a look that was both admiration and trust.

Character biographies are not written in vain. Once the director announces the start of filming, you have to immerse yourself in the role.

Jin Min-woon felt like he was getting goosebumps.

Liu Zhimin has been to the filming site of "Fight for My Way", but she has never been there. This is the first time that the little one has seen Ming Yan filming up close and personal.

If the two didn't know each other, she might really think Mingyan was a gangster.

Is this still my unruly, humorous little uncle?

(End of this chapter)