Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 535 is currently being filmed; Takeshi Oni's version of Hannibal Lecter is even more perverted than a psychopath.

Although he had decided to "eliminate" Kyosuke Kazato, Takeshi Onino did not take action immediately.

Even a sheet of toilet paper has its uses.

Although Kyosuke Kazato is a scumbag, his professional skills are undeniable.

Before taking down Kyosuke Kazato, Takeshi Onino decided to squeeze every last drop of value out of him.

So, under Onino Takeshi's whim, Kazato Kyosuke diligently began to work as an "advisor".

He was smugly convinced that he had gained Oni Takeshi's favor, unaware that disaster was about to befall him.

……

"Kenzaki-kun, you need to show concern for Conan here. As a psychologist, it's not enough to just provide rigid treatment; you need to understand the patient's inner world..."

On set, Kyosuke Kazato fulfilled his role as an advisor, responsibly guiding Osamu Kenzaki and correcting his performance.

The latter listened attentively, nodding repeatedly, and occasionally showing a thoughtful expression.

With Kyosuke Kazato's assistance, the scene was quickly and smoothly filmed.

Ono Takeshi nodded. As expected, those who could play villains were no ordinary people. Kazato Kyosuke's performance was better than he had expected.

Its professionalism is impeccable.

Even Ono Takeshi was reluctant to take him offline immediately; such a useful ox and horse should be squeezed dry.

However, with Death present, Kyosuke Kazato's fate was almost sealed.

……

Filming for "The Sixth Sense" proceeded smoothly. This type of drama tests the director's command of camera language and the actors' acting skills; the filming itself is not particularly difficult.

Now, after being honed by so many films, Takeshi Ono is no longer the naive young man he once was, and he handles things with ease.

Similarly, Kenzaki Osamu and Conan, who played the lead roles, did not disappoint him.

Especially the latter, just as Takeshi Ono predicted, Conan, with his adult mindset, had a very good grasp of the characters' personalities, and the result was that his performance directly amazed everyone present.

The film masterfully portrays the young protagonist's fear and inferiority complex stemming from his ability to see ghosts, as well as his tendency to shut himself off from others' misunderstandings and prejudices.

Not only is it no worse than the original Haley, but it has even made a breakthrough again!

Kenzaki Osamu, who was acting opposite Conan, was almost entirely outmatched, with Conan stealing all the spotlight.

Kenzaki Osamu was shocked to see his performance being overshadowed by a child who was only a few years old, but at the same time he couldn't help but admire Conan's talent.

"This is the most talented child star I've ever seen!"

Kenzaki Osamu was deeply moved.

Others were also impressed.

Previously, Conan's popularity was overshadowed by Ai Haibara, but now everyone believes that once this movie is released, Conan's fame will surely rival that of Ai Haibara!

To become a top child star in Japan and even the world!

Even Kyosuke Kazato couldn't help but glance at Conan a few more times, a hint of envy rising in his heart.

He himself became famous at a young age, making a name for himself in surgery at a young age. If it weren't for Nino Yasushi's scheme and framing, he would definitely have become a top surgical expert by now.

Thinking of this, Kyosuke Kazato felt an even greater hatred for Yasushi Jinno, wishing he could grind him to dust.

At the same time, he couldn't help but feel envious and jealous of Conan, who was younger and more accomplished than him.

I almost couldn't resist wanting to become an actor myself.

Fortunately, I knew my own limitations and resisted the urge to act impulsively.

However, this only made Kyosuke Kazato even more eager to climb up to Takeshi Onino. If he could gain the favor of this big shot, fame and money would be within his grasp!

Unfortunately, from the moment he appeared, he was already sentenced to death by Oni no Takeshi.

Thanks to the outstanding performance of everyone involved, the filming of "The Sixth Sense" proceeded smoothly and quickly got on track.

Seeing that things were almost done, Takeshi Onino decided to divide the production team into two groups, A and B, assigning one group to the assistant director, who was also one of the talents that Onino Pictures was focusing on developing. The assistant director would lead the filming of most of the scenes, except for a few more important and difficult ones.

This would lighten Ono Takeshi's workload, allowing him to dedicate more time to filming another movie.

"On your marks! Everyone, get to work!"

At Ono Takeshi's command, the crew resumed their intensive work.

……

It remains the film and television shooting base of "Kadokawa Daiei Studios".

Across the street from the filming location of "The Sixth Sense," another film studio has been transformed into a prison cell.

This is the filming location for "The Silence of the Lambs".

After handing over most of his relatively unimportant scenes in "The Sixth Sense," Takeshi Ono immediately began filming "The Silence of the Lambs."

At this moment, Oni Takeshi was wearing a gray prison uniform, with a buzz cut that revealed his high forehead.

This kind of image and attire makes Oni Takeshi, who already has a fierce appearance, look even more frightening.

It exudes a fierce aura, like a wild beast ready to devour its prey, sending chills down one's spine.

Everyone who met his gaze felt a chill run down their spine.

Everyone else present instinctively looked away, not daring to look at him.

However, Takeshi Ono himself couldn't help but frown.

Looking at his reflection in the mirror, he wasn't entirely satisfied.

It is indeed terrifying enough. Just by standing there, without saying a word, the audience will immediately realize that this is a deranged maniac who kills without hesitation.

But Hannibal was not merely a cold-blooded and cruel psychopath; he was also a highly educated psychologist with a doctorate, and before revealing his ruthless side, he behaved with the elegance of a well-mannered gentleman.

Wise, indifferent, elegant, cruel... such a complex blend of human nature created the most famous cannibal in film history!

Oni Takeshi's attire at this moment amplified his terrifying side to the extreme, but lacked an elegant and composed demeanor, which was quite different from the Hannibal we knew.

This made him frown.

Seeing Oni Takeshi's serious expression, the others fell silent, yet couldn't help but feel puzzled.

Why does the supervisor seem dissatisfied? He's already more like a serial killer than a regular killer...

When it's released, just by showing its face, it'll definitely scare a whole bunch of viewers to death.

Oni Takeshi was naturally unaware of their thoughts; at that moment, he was carefully considering the problem.

A single image is absolutely insufficient to create the classic character of Hannibal. So how should this be addressed?
This is what I look like. When I'm not smiling, I look like a murderer; when I smile, I look like a pervert. It's a truly unique talent.

He is nothing like Anthony Hopkins, who possesses an innate elegance.

Are they going to turn the elegant Mads Mikkelsen into a muscular, ruthless giant?

Others don't have preconceived notions, so this change isn't necessarily wrong, but Ono Takeshi still feels a bit awkward about it.

In the end, he could only give it a try.

He could no longer be elegant, but the transformation brought about by his status and his long-term experience in high positions naturally gave him an air of authority in every gesture.

"action!"

The on-site supervisor gave the order to begin.

In the scene, the female lead, played by Curaçao, enters the prison cell with a nervous expression.

The next moment, they met a pair of deep, cold eyes.

In an instant, a suffocating sense of oppression gripped her heart...

(End of this chapter)