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the next day.

The main cast and crew of "Chinese Paladin 3" came to visit the set.

They brought a truckload of fresh fruit and various snacks.

It was scheduled to coincide with the crew's break time.

"Director Tian, ​​I'm sorry to bother you."

Cai Yinong was very reserved; she had prepared her speech for the night before, but couldn't say it now.

"Congratulations, Mr. Cai, [Chinese Paladin 3] is quite popular."

"Thank you, it's all thanks to the actors, especially Liying, who brought the character of Tang Xuejian to life."

Cai Yinong said modestly, with a smile on her face.

Tian Xiaole looked at Hu Ge standing behind her: "[Painted Skin 2] is almost ready. Get ready to join the crew."

"My schedule for the second half of the year has been cleared out, and I can join the crew at any time."

Hu Ge patted his chest, showing how much he valued this opportunity.

In the film and television industry these days, the hierarchy of contempt is still quite severe.

Film actors look down on television actors, who in turn look down on actors who came from talent shows.

This situation will continue until the mask era.

The film industry came to a standstill, while blockbuster films like "weight loss movies" and "murder mystery games" were marketed.

They lure the audience directly into the movie theater to kill them.

Later, the TV series gained momentum, with investment scales comparable to big-budget movies.

"Director Tian, ​​Sugar Man is preparing two TV series for the second half of the year. I wonder if you would be interested?"

Having finally managed to connect with Tian Xiaole, Cai Yinong didn't want the relationship to end like that.

With the huge success of "Chinese Paladin 3" as an example, she has a bold idea: not only to exchange resources, but also to obtain an investment share in Xiaole Pictures' film projects.

As for Tian Xiaole's project, she didn't dare to even think about it.

"Oh, what types are they?" Tian Xiaole asked.

"One is a martial arts film, 'The Vigilantes in Masks,' and the other is a period romance, 'The Weaver Girl.'"

Cai Yinong said confidently that martial arts and period dramas are areas that sugar figurines excel at.

"Not really interested," Tian Xiaole shook her head.

He had no recollection of either of those TV series, guessing they were flops.

the other side.

Tang Yan chatted idly with Zhao Liying, Yang Mi, and Liu Shishi, acting as if she were the hostess.

"Liying, tell me, what is the ending for you and General Feipeng in the drama? Is it a happy ending?"

Or will it end tragically like the first installment of the "Chinese Paladin" series?

"Sister Tang, spoilers are shameful. We're still waiting for you to contribute to our viewership."

Zhao Liying shook her head and ate watermelon like a squirrel.

"I haven't congratulated you yet, but 'The Museum' has already surpassed 200 million at the box office."

"Hehe, it's all thanks to Brother Le for providing the script."

Tang Yan has been keeping a close eye on the box office performance of "Night at the Museum" in mainland China.

When they stumbled past two hundred million, they happily posted on Weibo.

This was the first time she had achieved such high box office numbers as the leading actress.

Yang Mi and Liu Shishi were somewhat surprised to hear Tang Yan address Tian Xiaole.

Could that rumor circulating in the industry be true?
Tang Yan won over Tian Xiaole, the most eligible bachelor in the film and television industry.

"Sister Tangtang," Yang Mi called out familiarly, her tone becoming more intimate, "How did it feel to act opposite Gong Li?"

"Sister Li has the acting skills of an award-winning actress; I probably won't be able to catch up with her in my lifetime."

Tang Yan shook her head knowingly. Liu Shishi, who was rather indifferent, listened to their conversation but couldn't get a word in edgewise.

While Yang Mi acted affectionately, she seemed somewhat absent-minded, her eyes frequently glancing towards Tian Xiaole.

Cai Yinong was standing there, preventing her from having a chance to go up and say hello.

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After being rejected, Cai Yinong didn't stay any longer and called the main cast to busy themselves with promotion.

Yang Mi didn't even have a chance to meet Tian Xiaole before she left.

With the contract nearing its expiration, she was incredibly anxious!

The filming continued as normal; I only met with Cai Yinong during breaks, out of consideration for her role in making Zhao Liying famous.

Next, as the family's past was revealed, the adults faced legal punishment.

Ah Xiang was sent to an orphanage, but when he returned to his old ways, he was chased by supermarket employees and broke his leg.

The little girl, nicknamed "Yatou," who was brought in, was returned to her family with the help of the police.

What awaited her was beatings from her biological parents and being locked on the balcony like an animal.

Tang Yan, who plays the eldest sister, also has a solo scene.
Among the countless guests she received, she developed a liking for one client whom she called Mr. Number 4.

When recounting this "special" relationship, Tang Yan's infatuated expression was spot-on, as if she had fallen in love.

Looking at the footage, Tian Xiaole shook her head. She knew without a doubt that she was projecting her own image onto the boyfriend.

That's why they act like they're having a love-struck episode.

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A grand press conference was held for the film "Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame," a collaboration between Huayi Brothers and Tsui Hark.

The event showcased the actors' costume photos, as well as a series of promotional videos featuring designed weapons and armor.

As a director of significant importance in martial arts films, Xu Ke's aesthetic sense has been questioned by netizens this time.

The actors' makeup, styling, and weapons are all a bit off-track, making them look more like ordinary Japanese pirates.

Xu Ke's team's explanation is quite interesting. They said that the Japanese learned from the culture of the Tang Dynasty, and the two are only similar in style.

It's obvious to anyone with eyes that the makeup and styling released are more in line with the modified decorations from island nations.

In the film market, "Night at the Museum" grossed 2.31 million yuan in mainland China, concluding its run perfectly.

A highly anticipated Hollywood blockbuster is about to be released, and the main creative team is visiting China for the first time to promote it.

The remarkable success of "Pacific Rim," another mecha film, has made the release of "Transformers 2" in mainland China even more anticipated.

They didn't get this treatment during "Transformation 1".

During the interview, Michael Bay was inevitably asked about the Pacific Rim.

"Tian is an excellent director, but I'm not as good as him in art films. As for the movie you mentioned..."

Sorry, I've been busy with post-production on Transformers this year and haven't had time to go to the cinema.

Michael Bay spread his hands, shrugged, and spoke with a tone full of contempt and disdain.

Hollywood reigns supreme in special effects movies.

The media is good at finding headlines, and they reported it that same day.

Hollywood director Michael Bay says he hasn't seen Pacific Rim!

Michael Bay admitted that he was not as good as Michael Bay and said that art films were not his forte.

The online community has split into two camps.

Netizens who strongly supported Michael Bay bluntly stated, "He's the originator of mecha movies, so isn't it normal for him to be looked down upon?"

"Transformers is definitely better than Pacific Rim, whether it's the special effects, the scenery, the visuals, or the actors' performances."

Netizens who strongly support Tian Xiaole, taking advantage of their home field, are no less aggressive than their opponents:

"Tian Xiaole is a Palme d'Or winner director, who is the other party?"

"Director Tian Xiaole is both artistic and commercially successful, while Michael Bay enjoys the advantages of Hollywood's industrial advantages, which is an insult to the former."

"Domestic special effects are still in their infancy, yet they've almost reached Hollywood's top-tier standards. What more could you ask for!" (End of Chapter)