Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 734 features the original female lead as the villain, a future sex symbol, a loli version of Black Widow.
A flight bound for California is flying in the sky.

The setting sun cast its last rays on the aircraft, giving it a faint, blood-red hue.

Inside the cabin, Black Mamba sat in his seat, opened his notebook, and wrote several large names on it in red pen.

At the very top of the list is none other than Ishii Oren.

Black Mamba drew a line under Ishii Oren's name with his pen, his gaze sweeping over the names below before finally settling on the very bottom one.

Oninotake!
A complex look flashed across Black Mamba's eyes as he stared intently at the name that had given him hope yet also brought him despair.

His gaze immediately hardened, all weakness vanished, replaced by an unwavering and chilling killing intent.

It's time for them to settle things...

The original first movie's plot ends abruptly here.

However, Takeshi Ono did not intend to end there, but planned to combine the original first and second parts into one film.

So the next part of the story is about Black Mamba seeking revenge on Copperhead.

"Killing the Ghost" is a blockbuster that blends Eastern and Western elements and is not limited to Japan. Therefore, the crew also traveled to America to film.

San Francisco, California.

In front of a typical American middle-class villa, a group of people gathered together, curiously peering at the scene inside.

When news spread that Takeshi Ono's film crew was coming to film here, it immediately attracted a lot of locals to watch.

It's not just Chinese people who enjoy gossiping.

Besides, this is Takeshi Onino's film crew!
For any American, Takeshi Oni is a world-class director who is second to none, and even in Hollywood, which is right next door, he is a top-notch figure.

However, this situation was commonplace in the eyes of the crew of "Killing Oni-no-Yo," as it was simply a matter of Oni-no-Yo's usual demeanor.

Everyone felt a sense of pride and honor, and they worked even more diligently.

Ono Takeshi paid no attention to the onlookers outside; at that moment, he was giving acting instructions to an American actor.

The latter played the role of "Copperhead Snake".

“Miss Thurman, just perform as I just told you. Don’t worry, we have taken sufficient safety precautions.”

Oni Takeshi spoke kindly to the beautiful young woman in front of him.

However, Uma Thurman was still a little uncomfortable looking at that fierce face up close, and nodded timidly.

That's right, the actress who plays the female assassin "Copperhead" is the same actress who played the lead role in the original "Kill Bill" film.

Uma Thurman!

It wasn't that Takeshi Onino had a bad sense of humor, but rather that Uma Thurman volunteered herself.

Uma Thurman, who is only 24 years old this year, does not yet have the rugged look she has in later years.

At this time, she was in her prime, with delicate features and a beautiful face. She had always presented herself as a glamorous and pure goddess, and had made a name for herself in Hollywood with this image.

However, Hollywood is never short of pretty faces, and Uma Thurman's acting career soon hit a bottleneck, so she had no choice but to change her career path.

Her first attempt was playing the mistress of a mob boss in Quentin Tarantino's film "Pulp Fiction" this year. One of her dance scenes in a nightclub is considered a classic and was later paid homage to in Stephen Chow's "The God of Cookery".

Pulp Fiction was a great start for Uma Thurman's career transition, and it also earned her the favor of Quentin Tarantino. She later became a huge star with Kill Bill.

However, at this time, Uma Thurman was just beginning to emerge and was still seeking a career change. When she heard that Takeshi Oni was coming to America to film a movie, she immediately realized that her opportunity had come.

Although this is an action movie, given Takeshi Onino's fame, participating in it would undoubtedly elevate his acting career to a new level.

Nowadays, no one dares to underestimate Onitake anymore; on the contrary, they flock to him. So, through Quentin's connections, they volunteered themselves to Onitake.

Upon hearing Uma Thurman's name, and given that Quentin Tarantino had recommended her, Takeshi Ono naturally wouldn't refuse.

It would be quite interesting to have the original female lead in the role.

So, with a touch of wicked humor, Takeshi Ono cast Uma Thurman as the Copperhead Serpent that she had originally killed.

Anyway, his movies don't need to be "politically correct".

As for the issue of her young age, it can be addressed with makeup.

And so, in a flash, the stunningly beautiful goddess transformed into an ordinary middle-aged woman.

However, this middle-aged woman was fraught with danger.

Uma Thurman had no experience in action scenes, so Takeshi Ono personally designed the action sequences for her. His skills are beyond question, and no martial arts choreographer can match them.

After explaining the scene to Uma Thurman, Takeshi Ono turned to look at a little girl of about ten years old beside her. She was exquisitely beautiful and exceptionally cute.

"Scarlett, when you perform later..."

Looking at the little girl listening attentively in front of him, Ono Takeshi couldn't help but reveal a strange look in his eyes as he explained the play.

The future world-renowned and globally popular sex symbol Black Widow is currently just a ten-year-old little girl.

However, she has been in the industry for several years and is a well-known child star in Hollywood. This time, she plays Uma Thurman's daughter.

Unlike Uma Thurman, the young Scarlett Johansson was a contracted actress with Ghostly Pictures' US branch, so she was considered one of their own.

With the copyrights to so many superheroes in his hands, Takeshi Ono naturally had to plan ahead.

He planned to train Scarlett Johansson from a young age.

And then there's Robert Downey Jr., with Takeshi Onino keeping an eye on him, he definitely won't be allowed to continue his self-destructive ways.

If it's still hopeless... Oni Takeshi's gaze shifted and landed on a young extra who was silently reading his script on the sidelines.

There are alternatives, though...

Mike Silver suddenly felt a gaze on him, but when he looked up from his script, he didn't find anything unusual.

He couldn't help but scratch his head, then continued to diligently memorize the script in his hand, which contained only one line.

Since he boldly recommended himself to the US branch of Ghostly Pictures and unexpectedly got a contract, Mike Silver has cherished this hard-won opportunity.

Although he only played minor supporting roles, he took each role very seriously, and even changed his originally frivolous and impetuous personality to become more composed.

This time, being personally selected by Takeshi Ono to star in his movie, even though it's still just a minor role, was enough to make Mike Silver extremely happy. He cherishes this opportunity and dares not slack off in the slightest.

He kept in mind one belief: even extras are actors!
Oni Takeshi withdrew his gaze. Whether the latter could become a talent still depended on his performance. If he was truly a promising talent, he would not mind giving him a chance.

This can also be seen as an explanation to the characters I loved in my past life.

Closer to home.

Once everyone was ready, Ono Takeshi immediately gave the order to film.

A figure exuding coldness appeared in the frame.

Staring at the house in front of him, Black Mamba's eyes flashed with a chilling light.

(End of this chapter)