Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, starting with the strategy of 95 flowers to counterattack

Chapter 18 Wolf Warrior Startup

The opening ceremony of Wolf Warrior 2 was held at the Huairou Film and Television Base in Yanjing.

There were a lot of media present at the event, and the film's pre-promotion was very effective.

The film is self-directed and self-acted, with a 2 million investment, a Hollywood creative team, patriotic feelings, international cooperation, the director selling his house, and many other elements.

It's hard not to attract attention.

Gu Yang also played a small role in this.

[Breaking News! A freshman from Beijing Film Academy kicked out Zhang Han and landed the third male lead role in "Wolf Warrior 2"]

Is Zhang Han out of fashion? A popular young actor loses to a newcomer, shocking insider information revealed.

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Anyway, the media had a blast writing about it, and netizens were also having a great time eating the melons.

Although Zhang Han’s team issued multiple statements saying that Zhang Han was too devoted to his acting career and performed high-intensity body training every day, he eventually became exhausted and fell into a coma.

He is currently receiving treatment in the hospital, but he is unable to cope with the situation and had no choice but to withdraw from the crew.

But who would believe it?

Working out and falling into a coma? You're kidding me! Your story should be more convincing!

There must be some inside information!
This made Zhang Han extremely anxious and he even hated Wu Jing and Gu Yang.

You said you could find a more famous actor to take over? Finding a freshman from Beijing Film Academy, isn't that a slap in my face?

Wu Jing is a senior whom he cannot afford to offend, and he hates Gu Yang, the newcomer.

The opening ceremony went smoothly. Wu Jing gave a speech, incense was burned and blessings were offered, and all the crew members took a group photo.

He showed his love to his wife Xie Nan on the spot and then started filming without stopping.

Currently, the Huairou Film and Television Base only needs to shoot some literary dramas, and it is not Gu Yang’s turn to perform for the time being.

He will have more scenes until we go to Dalian Beach and the abandoned factory in Zhangjiakou.

Finally, we will go to Africa to see lions.

"Gu Yang, come over here and tell you about the play."

In the evening, Wu Jing and several main actors sat in a circle in the conference room.

"You play Zhuo Yiwei, a second-generation rich man with a military fanaticism. You need to show his youthfulness, innocence, and inexperience in the early stages..."

"As the story progresses, he gradually sheds his childishness and eventually grows into a brave warrior, completing his transformation from 'boy to man'..."

"He has a complete normal line, and also a theme that ordinary people can become heroes..."

Because it was Gu Yang's first time acting, Wu Jing explained it in great detail.

"Okay, Director, I will definitely work hard to play this role well..."

Gu Yang took a notebook and took notes while listening.

It’s so stressful!
He is the only newbie in the entire crew.

The two old men, Wu Gang and Yu Qian, were calm and composed, traveling in the sky.

An old actor, an old troublemaker.

For them, filming is like playing.

Only the heroine Lu Jingshan was staring at Gu Yang with a look of curiosity.

She is a mixed-race Chinese and American, with neat short hair, a very high nose bridge, deep eyes, and two dimples when she smiles.

She is 1.75 meters tall and has a very sexy figure.

She made her debut by playing the policewoman Xiaohe in Wu Jing's "Wolf Tooth".

However, she has not been very popular since then. What netizens know best is probably her later husband Han Gang and her role in Sister Lang.

There were a bunch of ugly people in the conference room, and only the young and handsome Gu Yang was a bit handsome.

Especially since Gu Yang had no filming today, he wore a slim-fitting white shirt and jeans. His muscular body made her unable to take her eyes off him.

This kind of half-American girl particularly likes strong men.

This also made Lu Jingshan feel much better. At least this time the filming would not be so boring, and there was a young handsome guy to accompany her. Gu Yang also noticed the look that Lu Jingshan had been looking at him!
He continued to record calmly, as if he didn't care, while secretly exerting force to bulge his chest muscles.

Even the angle of the arm that was recording was quietly adjusted. The muscles on the forearm bulged slightly, causing the biceps in the upper arm to tighten, and the full and strong muscle lines became more prominent.

Don't be obsessed with me, I'm just a legend.

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The filming at Huairou Film and Television Base was very quick and was completed in just one week.

Then the crew immediately rushed to the abandoned factory.

Clothes, hairstyle, makeup...

Gu Yang looked at himself in the mirror and had a very strange feeling, as if he had become another person and was experiencing another life.

When Gu Yang left the dressing room and appeared in front of everyone, everyone looked at him in surprise.

It's really his appearance and figure that make him perfect for a military uniform!

His angular face, neat military uniform and tough temperament make him look really handsome.

"I found a treasure."

Wu Jing is very happy because the popular young actors in the domestic entertainment industry are too "delicate" and few of them can play tough guys.

This is also one of the reasons why it was difficult to choose an actor for the role he played earlier.

The only downside is that Gu Yang is too suitable and kind of steals his limelight.

But he is also a director, so his perspective is naturally different.

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"How are you going to save us? I have 18 AKs and 30 Type 79 grenades, enough to arm a reinforced platoon, right? I instructed our security officer, Lao He, to do all this."

Gu Yang was holding an AK and pointing at Wu Jing and shouting.

The boy's youthful boldness and ignorant arrogance were portrayed perfectly.

Anyway, Wu Jing was quite satisfied. Although his performance was a bit immature, wasn't this kind of immaturity what was needed here?

With Wu Jing's affirmation, Gu Yang's condition is getting better and better.

Although it was my first time acting, I was very compatible with the role in the early stages.

It wasn't until the later fight scenes that Gu Yang started to be called "cut" repeatedly.

His expression was too calm when he was beaten by the mercenary strongman.

There was no performance of that painful energy.

Gu Yang was also helpless. The system's tenfold training effect card function was too incredible.

He trained his body to be as strong as a bull. Not only did his muscles remain in the most perfect condition, but his strength and ability to withstand blows also reached a very strong level.

Of course, it is still within the range of normal people, but he really doesn't feel anything when ordinary punches and kicks land on him.

When filming, he had to try harder to control his strength, for fear of accidentally hurting his opponent.

But even so, something went wrong - once when they were acting together, his body instinctively threw a heavy punch, almost making the foreigner he was acting with cry.

The foreigner was confused for a long time before he exclaimed in his broken Chinese: "Chinese Kung Fu!"

The scene had to be stopped several times. The foreign actors were still in shock and said they needed time to adjust.

The group of people were also exhausted by the losses.

In the end, it was Gu Yang himself who found the solution.

He required his opponents to fight for real throughout the fight, with punches and kicks making sure to hit real flesh, and let the foreign actors use their full strength.

This method really works!
Through repeated speculation and adjustments, he gradually got into the groove, and his portrayal of the character's struggle and bloodiness became more and more vivid.

Wu Jing looked at the images on the monitor, and her eyes softened as she saw that Gu Yang, in pursuit of realism, would rather endure real punches and kicks than be perfunctory.

What a resemblance!
This persistence reminded him of his early years as a supporting actor in the Hong Kong entertainment industry.

(End of this chapter)