Became the best actor, the system just finished loading

Chapter 412 The director actually stole something!
How did you manage to write a script like this?

Liang Jiahui suspects that Qi Hao is impersonating someone else.

It was Zhonghao Entertainment's scriptwriting team that collectively wrote this script, and then Qi Hao forcefully seized the fruits of their labor.

But was it necessary for Qi Hao to do that?
He's no longer listed on celebrity wealth lists, and few people in the industry still consider him a celebrity or director.

These big shots create things out of interest and hobby.

Since I'm not doing this for fame or fortune, there's naturally no need for me to steal other people's jobs.

Moreover, Zhonghao Entertainment has started filming many dramas this year, all of which are original scripts written by their own company's screenwriting team.

There are both movies and TV series.

It's clear that this company is pushing screenwriters to debut.

If a screenwriter could actually write a script like "Shoplifters," they would have been marketed as a top screenwriter long ago.

"There wasn't really a reason. It started with just a thought: I was a little interested in stealing..."

Qi Hao would have been better off not explaining it that way, because his explanation gave Liang Jiahui a huge fright.

"theft?"

Did Qi Hao steal before?

Liang Jiahui knew that some wealthy people would do things that would be hard for normal people to understand in order to seek thrills.

When he first took on this role, all he received was the script title and a brief biography of the characters, knowing that it was a story about theft.

He was still a little hesitant at the time.

It's not that he's against playing a thief; he's even played a gangster in a gangster movie. With the name "Big D," what's there to be afraid of playing a thief?

His main concern was that the film's values ​​might be problematic.

The mainland currently has very strict controls on this.

Fortunately, I've now received the script and realized that it wasn't like that at all.

This film is mainly about "evil" and "redemption". Through the illegal act of "theft", it deconstructs the sacred definition of blood ties in family relationships.

In addition, the film reveals some problems in social development through some subtle details.

However, this development issue does not involve any specific system, but is a problem faced by all mankind, reflecting a humanistic concern.

"look……"

Qi Hao opened his palm, revealing the pen that Liang Jiahui had just put in his pocket.

"Shet!"

Holy crap, the director actually stole something!

"Haha, I did some research when I was writing the script. I'm just showing off my skills. Actually, my level is terrible. As long as you are on guard, I won't be able to steal it."

Qi Hao had previously received rewards from the system for stealing and unlocking.

He plays it when he has free time.

She even treated it as a fun game with An Feng.

However, there are also times when it fails.

For example, An Feng asked him to steal her underwear without taking off his outer clothes.

That's really asking too much of anyone.

The thought of An Feng made Qi Hao less inclined to stay in Hong Kong.

Who can understand the feelings of an expectant father?

Qi Hao still remembers the day An Feng found out she was pregnant. He called his mother-in-law with a trembling voice and an excited heart, asking her to come over immediately.

Your daughter is pregnant!

I don't know what to do.

"Does everyone who creates art need to be this dedicated these days?"

Liang Jiahui began to question the meaning of life.

However, this also aroused his competitive spirit.

He originally thought this movie was an ensemble piece, and that his role wouldn't be difficult at all.

With his abilities, he could easily do whatever he wanted.

But now, screenwriter Qi Hao is even researching how to steal in order to write his scripts.

How could he possibly be content to be subservient to others?

Damn it, I have to play this role well.

If even a versatile actor like him works this hard, then others must be even more dedicated.

Qi Hao was very satisfied with this atmosphere.

But the frequency of "cut" and "one more take" on set didn't decrease at all. Shooting art films is different from shooting commercial films.

Art films need to be polished little by little.

Qi Hao not only hones his skills during the day, but also sets up a separate film crew in the training space when he is lying in bed after work.

Problems that arise in reality can be solved in the training space; inspirations gained in the training space can also be applied in reality.

Qi Hao sometimes even has trouble distinguishing between reality and space.

In a daze, he called out "Old Zhang".

The others were taken aback; none of them had the surname Zhang.

Qi Haocai realized that the real film crew didn't have an old Zhang Yimou.

Old Zhang may not have the most righteous values, but he is indeed very good at making movies. He contributed a lot of good ideas in terms of cinematography, color, and composition to this film.

And Cheung Suk-ping, those two made the biggest contributions.

Jiang Wen always tries to stuff metaphors into his work, which gives Qi Hao a real headache.

You're just an NPC in a training space, you can even quit drugs, yet you still can't forget that movies should have layers.

What a deal!

Operating on two fronts meant the film was shot very quickly.

If it weren't for the child actors in the crew, and Qi Hao's desire to avoid overloading the children with filming, he might have finished the project in just one month.

Even so, Qi Hao finished filming the movie in a month and a half.

He rushed back to the mainland, and An Feng cried when she saw him.

This terrified Qi Hao.

During this period of filming in Hong Kong, he contacted his pregnant wife at home almost every day.

Sometimes it's a phone call, and sometimes it's the newly launched video call feature on WeChat.

An Feng remained calm and cheerful throughout.

Why are you crying as soon as you get back?

"Ignore her, it's normal for pregnant women to have unstable emotions."

Ms. Liu rolled her eyes. She started acting coquettishly and even cried when she saw her husband. Her son-in-law might think that his own mother was abusing her.

"It's my fault. I went out to film right after you got pregnant, and I'll have to postpone filming the other movie."

Qi Hao originally planned to film both "Shoplifters" and "Grandma's Grandson" this year.

"Grandma's Grandson" was submitted to the Venice International Film Festival to compete for the Golden Lion, "Shoplifters" was submitted to Cannes to compete for the Palme d'Or, and then they will compete for other Best Film awards.

With so many layers of insurance, there's absolutely no chance of losing.

However, An Feng's pregnancy disrupted Qi Hao's plans, and he has now decided to postpone filming the second installment.

Or let someone else take the photos.

Shoplifters is a very high-quality film, and there's no reason why it shouldn't win Best Picture.

He could even threaten the Hong Kong Film Association.

He absolutely has to win a Hong Kong Film Award for Best Film, or don't blame me for not leaving any way out for Hong Kong filmmakers.

You all look down on mainlanders so much, yet you all come to the mainland to make money, and you do it without any rhyme or reason. Have you even asked for my opinion?

"Let's still take the picture. Actually, you can't be of much help at home anyway."

An Feng was just overcome with emotion and couldn't control himself.

She wasn't usually this prone to throwing tantrums; it's probably true, as Ms. Liu said, that it's due to pregnancy.

But she absolutely did not mean to prevent Qi Hao from going out to work.

“I’ve arranged for someone else to film it. There are so many people in the company now. Actually, I act mainly out of interest, and I don’t rely on it to support my family. There are more important things to do now, so there’s no need for me to force myself to film. You have no idea how much I miss you in Hong Kong.”

Qi Hao carefully supported An Feng.

He had intended to pick her up, but after hesitating, he ultimately didn't dare to do it.

"You guys should get in the car quickly, or it'll be troublesome if people find out that Sisi came to pick you up."

Ms. Liu regretted coming along.

The way they were showing off their love was so over-the-top that even she, as the mother-in-law, couldn't stand it anymore.

However, she can finally put her mind at ease.

Qi Hao is really good to his daughter.

If she had met someone like that back then, how could she have gotten a divorce?

(End of this chapter)