Entertainment: The Path to Best Actor for Talented Actors

"Hahaha, director, this plot you've set up is really despicable."

"Where would you dig up someone's ancestral graves!" Huang Haibo and Wang Lei joked with Xu Jizou after filming the scene.

"They're pretending to be bandits; they're capable of anything, from murder to robbery. Digging up ancestral graves is a piece of cake for them," Xu Ji Zou said with a hearty laugh.

He wrote the script himself, and all the characters in it are very well-developed.

The next scene shows Digua following Li Dabenshi in ambush of the Japanese grain transport team.

The landmines that had been planted beforehand did not detonate. Chen Feng realized something was wrong and quickly detonated the landmines with his rifle.

The scene depicts a sweet potato that was about to be pulled by a rope being accidentally caught by the Japanese soldiers and dragged along the ground by a horse.

This scene was quite tough for Zhang Ze.

After the makeup artist finished the styling, the director repeatedly instructed us that if we couldn't stand it, we should shout loudly, or we could cut the ropes.

The director originally intended for the horse to pull the mannequin along, but this was done to make the scene look more realistic.

Zhang Ze demanded that real people participate.

Fortunately, the road was dirt, and the horse wasn't going very fast; it only pulled for about ten meters before stopping.

However, during the two consecutive shoots, Zhang Ze's clothes were worn out with several large holes, and he also had several abrasions on his body.

After the scene was filmed, Yao Qianyu, who was watching the scene from the side, rushed over to help Zhang Ze up and asked him with concern.

"Are you alright? Are you injured anywhere?"

The other actors followed suit and gathered around.

Zhang Ze was the youngest in the entire crew, and because he was sweet-talking and knew how to get along with people, everyone in the crew took good care of him.

As the female lead, Yao Qianyu should have looked down on a nobody like him who didn't even have a role.

However, Yao Qianyu has a cheerful personality, and the male leads Huang Haibo, Wang Lei, and Li Jian treat him very well.

Whether on or off screen, I'm willing to take him with me wherever I go.

After a few visits, she became familiar with Zhang Ze and treated him like a younger brother, taking good care of him on set.

Zhang Ze reciprocated by giving Yao Qianyu two boxes of donkey-hide gelatin, and Yao Qianyu returned the favor without taking advantage of him.

Through this back-and-forth exchange, Zhang Ze actually got along quite well with everyone in the crew!

Indoor scenes are Zhang Ze's favorite type of film.

Nothing special, it's just comfortable.

As time went by, a month had passed since filming began in early September.

It's supposed to be autumn, but the "autumn tiger" (a period of hot weather in late summer) is no joke.

Filming during the day under the sun is still very hot.

The scene we're filming today is Li Dabenshi receiving a commendation from his superior's communications officer after winning a battle.

More than twenty of the main actors from the Eighth Route Army were crammed into the room.

The wooden stairs were full of people sitting, so everyone stood.

Zhang Ze sat next to Huang Haibo, and the two of them ate sweet potatoes with relish.

In particular, Zhang Ze was holding three sweet potatoes in his hands.

Shi Tou, Ding Da Suanpan, and Renao each held a sweet potato and ate it.

To make the nickname "sweet potato" more fitting for his identity.

In the drama, Zhang Ze designed a small action: he ate sweet potatoes with great effort.

When filming here, he was more engaged than the others when he was eating sweet potatoes.

So while others were eating a single sweet potato, he would grab three and wolf them down.

It was precisely because of Zhang Ze's own attention to detail that Huang Haibo left. During filming, Huang Haibo improvised, casually saying, "Give him two sweet potatoes," while reciting his lines.

The director thought the line was good and decided to keep it!