I'm not a drama freak, I can really see through the script

Chapter 45: The Authentic Star Dream

Among these extras and supporting roles, Li Xuan is also considered young at first glance.

In terms of the perspective of showing his face, Stuttering Liu is not as good as the thieves, and he doesn’t have many shots.

But the difficulty is not low, just a few shots and a few paragraphs of language.

No one said anything, just glanced at Li Xuan.

Young and handsome.

"Not bad, he's worthy of being the most handsome guy in our crew." Jiang Wen glanced at Li Xuan and teased, "Similar to me."

"Why does it look like you? If it looks like you, it will be troublesome."

Ning Jing glanced at Jiang Wenye and responded bluntly, and for a moment, an atmosphere of indifference to the crew emerged.
Jiang Wen was a little embarrassed.

Ning Jing is very carefree.

Li Xuan was eating melon nearby, but unfortunately, he was not eating it in Furong Town.

Jiang Wen is a talented and romantic man. He is not only a talented man, but also a romantic man. Ning Jing and Liu Xiaoqin really perform together and create a wonderful drama.

It can be said that from the perspective of his emotional life, Mr. Jiang is indeed not that good, but a warrior with flaws is still a warrior. In the future, he will still become famous and well-known in the Chinese entertainment industry. Even if his personal morality is flawed, so what? His talent will still be admired.

Not to mention the future, even now, his status is the end point for most Chinese entertainment directors.

However, now, for Jiang Wen, it is just his starting point.

It really fits the sentiment: sometimes your end point is not as high as others’ starting point.

This time, I am standing at the starting point of Jiang Wen's future fame.

In fact, director Lu Chuan gave Li Xuan the script of Stuttering Liu and also took a look at Li Xuan.

She looks really good.

It's just that his resume is a bit shabby. He played in two movies, "Hero" and "Big Guy", which were not released, and neither of them played important roles.

As for the resume of TV drama, if it is not very outstanding, it is not interchangeable in the film industry.
Not to mention the film and television circles, even your resume in the Shanghai and Zhejiang circles may not work well in the Beijing circle, and vice versa.

I think you have no acting skills in the play.

You think I am ugly because I am from the Chinese Academy of Drama.

"Looking for a Gun" is a literary and artistic film with pure Beijing origins. It has a down-to-earth flavor and is authentic.

And Lu passed on Li Xuan's evaluation.

"Just an actor, barely."

"You're from Hengdian, you're a new face."

"Um"

"I said, why are you talking so unkindly?"

"what"

"Do you have any acting experience?"

"Yeah, I've played a lot of roles in TV series."

"Oh, I'm going to a TV show. No, it's not authentic."

The person who was talking to Li Xuan at this time was the police station chief, and there were some special guests who were supporting actors.
He is considered a permanent member of the Beijing Film Studio.

In terms of rank, Li Xuan and the others were pretty much the same. One had been an extra for years, having considered it his job at the Beijing Film Studio, while the other had just played a few supporting roles with a few appearances. In terms of income, the iron rice bowl positions at the Beijing Film Studio were probably higher. There were also differences between extras: those with a permanent position at a major studio, or specifically working on films, held a higher status.

It's just like how movie stars feel superior to TV stars.

The "seniors" in front of him probably also have a sense of superiority that movie stars have over TV stars. Plus, they are all "authentic" people, so they can't help but educate Li Xuan from the perspective of a senior.

But then again, although this group of movie stars and extras in front of us have a strong sense of superiority, they don’t have any bad intentions.

What he meant was probably that movies and TV series are different. Although both are art forms of screen performance, the requirements for actors in movies are by no means comparable to those in TV series.

In a TV series, you might be able to show your face in a shot without feeling out of place, but in a movie, you have to be on the big screen.

It’s different. It’s really different.

Your previous experience with the small screen won’t work here!

"Director Jiang Wen, when I was filming 'Sunny Days' with him, I just cast someone whose face would show up more often, and I thought I was getting an advantage. But in the end, he scolded my forty-year-old face like a bitch."

"They both give 1000 yuan, one gets scolded, the other doesn't. I'm going to choose the one that gets scolded more, because it feels unfair."

In fact, Li Xuan also knew that his main contribution to the "Looking for a Gun" crew was "Big Guys Have Big Wisdom".

Like those martial arts TV series, they really didn't play any role at all
This gave Li Xuan an idea.

My future acting career will be divided into two parts: one for TV series and the other for movies.

We can't favor one over the other.

After all, they all have different awards. If one loses a leg, one's attribute points will be significantly reduced.
Of these two paths, what actually needs more attention is movies.

Television dramas can create stars.
But superstars can only be made through the film industry!

[Pertinent, correct, undisputed, the host can only unlock the ultimate gift pack if he can win the Grand Slam]
"Wow, it's the ultimate gift pack! What a big deal!"

At this time, Li Xuan didn't care about the system's big pie. After all, his career development plan also included this step.

Li Xuan is a vulgar man. He wants cars, houses, luxury cars and beautiful women.

I want to become famous, to be a superstar, to tell the world that I have been here, I have seen, I exist.

At this moment, Li Xuan was also thinking and answering the questions from his extras colleagues around him.

If you have more opportunities to show your face, you can always become an actor, you can always become a star.

People like Cheng Shilong and Stephen Chow also started out by showing their faces and gradually rose from obscurity.

If you don't show up today and you don't show up tomorrow, when will you be able to get back on track?
At this moment, Li Xuan's words made the air here cheerful.
He's also an actor and a star.

So authentic!
At least this time, the experienced extra gave Li Xuan a thumbs up, but it didn't mean to praise him, it was more of a teasing.

This dream is quite authentic and has a real flavor.

Even veteran extras like us who have been with the crew for so many years and have rich experience in performing arts don't dare to dream of becoming actors or stars. You, a greenhorn newcomer, actually dare to have such a dream. Don't blame everyone for laughing at you.

You need to be given a real beating.

You, a stone, still have too many edges and corners.

When everyone comes here, they think they are a rough diamond, haha, laughing.

At this time, those authentic old extras were whispering to each other and even betting on whether Li Xuan's authentic dream would be shattered by Jiang Wen's strict requirements and then his dream would be shattered on his way to Beijing.

(End of this chapter)