The sickly little one was adopted by a wealthy foreigner and became a favorite.

However, even if the director is a famous director in their industry and guessed from experience that the cub was parachuted in, it does not mean that the director will bow to power.

He rose to his current position not through power or status, but through the works of art he possesses.

The film and television industry needs meticulous people like him, who, like craftsmen, are oblivious to the outside world and focus wholeheartedly on creating their own works.

That's why Helena Rubinstein has always protected this director.

Even if actors brought their own funding to join the production, this director always treated everyone the same.

He doesn't care whether a person has power or not; he only cares whether you act well and whether you fit the role. If your acting is bad, whether he chose you himself or the company put you in, you have to get out.

So the crew members were all quite afraid of him.

However, the fact that Helena Rubinstein dared to send the little guy to this director's film crew shows that she has confidence in him.

Others may not understand, but how could Helena not see that Wu Tu, even in the entertainment industry, is a perfect gem?

The little one has a face that inherits the best features of both parents, and Winston's genes have been completely passed down to the little black rabbit. His innate sensitivity and ability to empathize allow him to keenly perceive the emotions of others.

His innate expressiveness, his body language, and his persuasiveness are all gifts.

Furthermore, because of figure skating, Wu Tu has been learning dance... It's safe to say that Helena Rubinstein is certain that if the little guy truly loves performing, he will definitely become a world-renowned movie star.

However, apart from Helena, no one else knew the cub's talent.

The director was very dissatisfied. He stood up, looked at the little guy sitting in the chair listening to Bob read his lines, and said coldly:

"We don't welcome actors who can't act here. If you can't do anything, then get out."

Bob was taken aback. He didn't know if the little guy had any acting skills, but he thought that the little guy was too young and probably couldn't do it.

However, as the baby's agent and temporary bodyguard, he had to protect the baby's safety and ensure the baby's successful entry into the film crew.

So Bob changed his mind and used another method:

"Hey, don't be so angry. He's still a child. He has a dream of acting. We're just bringing him here today to give it a try, okay? It won't take up too much of your time."

Bob gave him a look, and his assistant immediately understood, starting to hand out red envelopes to everyone present, including the actors, logistics staff, technicians, and so on.

Anyway, the Wutu family is really rich, so throwing away some money is nothing to them.

Seeing that everyone else had been won over by the benefits of the cubs, the director couldn't get angry even if he wanted to, and could only say with a stern face:

"Then go and try out a scene, let me see."

The cub followed behind Bob, who remembered that every time he saw the little guy, he was almost always in an adult's arms, being pampered and coaxed, and rarely got to the ground.

So Bob reached out and picked up the little guy, escorting him all the way to the green screen.

The assistant followed closely behind, quietly reciting lines to the cub.

The little guy was surrounded by several people, who carefully protected him, making him look like a vase being held in someone's arms.

"But he's really cute, isn't he? Even if he just reads his lines, I think many viewers would be willing to pay for his services."

Another actor standing nearby couldn't help but look at the cub and say something.

"Yeah, so what if he's just a pretty face? He's so good-looking, I'd be willing to pay for his looks."

The black cat did not hear the whispers of those people.

The little guy had just been carefully put down by Bob, who meticulously tidied his hair and collar—a level of care Bob probably hadn't given even to himself.

However, the director's expression turned even uglier when he saw this.

How could such a precious child bear to roll around in the mud and act pitiful?

Performing a show isn't something you can just do by sitting in a comfortable room and waving your hands.

Many performers used heavy props, stood in tricky positions, wore clothes that were out of season, and repeated the performances over and over again. All of these achievements were the result of blood, sweat, and tears.

However, the director's doubts did not last long.

Because when the cameras started recording, the cub seemed like a completely different person under everyone's gaze.

This drama tells the story of a group of protagonists who are time travelers, constantly traveling through different time periods to save others.

This time, the main characters arrive in a Western fantasy world, where the villain is a young, mysterious ancient Eastern elf.

The young elf bears the mark of an ancient kingdom with a rich and powerful heritage.

Even though he is still young, he has the royal blood of an ancient kingdom. He was born arrogant and powerful, with immense confidence and undeniable strength.

Although his people and other races fought each other against hundreds, the odds of victory were slim in terms of numbers.

However, all the elves stubbornly refused to give up the land beneath their feet.

It seems like this is a source of pride they must protect.

Because the character is young, but the emotions he needs to express are extremely complex, even adults would find it difficult to make such a comprehensive performance.

Therefore, the director did not have high hopes for Wutu, and no one has been able to land the role.

But the director couldn't bear to cut the character.

This contrast between childhood innocence and naivety, and pride, composure, and unyielding spirit, is the mysterious Eastern atmosphere that the director wanted to express.

Because there are a series of derivative developments after this script, a popular character like this can definitely help boost the show's popularity once it's released.

So the director persisted and waited.

Until he saw the cub he had just dismissed, and it raised its face.

The innocent and carefree expression on the little guy's face just now vanished completely.

At this moment, only the elves remained, determined to stay with their people and die on the battlefield.

His natural acting skills almost stunned the other lead actors who were acting alongside him.

These leading actors are all veterans with excellent professional ethics, yet they were humiliated by a child today.

So they immediately snapped out of it and became 200% focused.

"Oh? Why are they taking this so seriously?! The cub is just a child, it needs to be trained, can't they be a little gentler?!"

Bob, of course, noticed something was wrong. Looking at the actors, who were all exuding confidence, he immediately became worried about Wu Tu, fearing that the little guy would be frightened by their performance.

After all, there are quite a few conflict scenes in this episode.

And there are many more action scenes later on.

Although most of it is special effects, each character has to be pushed around, wearing unsuitable and tattered clothes, covered in blood and dust, and rolling around everywhere.

After reading the script, Bob was also worried that Helena might have made a mistake and shouldn't have chosen this script.