This movie is actually quite profound and has a lingering charm.

Films shot on Hong Kong Island, limited by the small spaces, cannot capture a grand, epic feel.

When filming large-scale scenes, there's always a sense of small-scale indifference.

However, in some areas where precision is key, they can almost achieve the ultimate!

It can only be said that everyone has their own expertise, and by fully utilizing one's strengths, one can also shine.

Mingbei wasn't very famous before. Although he had a good appearance and acting skills, the director was worried that it might affect the box office.

However, now, his role in "Scarlet Heart" has become a huge hit, and the Fourteenth Prince is known to many people, which has increased his popularity.

It is also very helpful for expanding into the mainland market.

Therefore, everyone was quite polite when they saw Mingbei arrive.

In addition, since he is from Guangdong Province, we speak the same language, so there will be no discrimination.

Moreover, the Hong Kong market is not doing well now, and it is no longer as dominant as it used to be in Asia, so it is impossible for it to maintain its superior attitude.

Furthermore, Mingbei had Stephen Chow's help when he came for the interview.

Even though Stephen Chow doesn't film movies in Hong Kong now, he's still familiar with many people, and they'll still give him face.

They take the opening ceremony very seriously here; many of the customs and traditions in mainland China were passed down from Hong Kong.

"That's interesting!"

Mingbei also watched the entire ceremony, observing like a bystander, broadening his horizons.

At the brief media briefing after the machine was turned on, he didn't have much of a chance to speak.

The main reason is that there are too many well-known actors in this movie, and he is still a relatively unknown face in Hong Kong.

He's handsome, but he doesn't offer much of a story for the media, so he's naturally overlooked.

Mingbei didn't care about this at all, and his mindset was very calm.

"Mingbei, what do you think of our production team?"

After the meeting, during dinner, one of the directors, Leung Lok-man, came over and greeted him.

"It's fine," Mingbei said, holding his lunchbox.

"Yeah, the boxed lunches were just so-so..."

The crew of Cold War treated everyone the same; everyone ate boxed lunches.

Aaron Kwok has his own meals to maintain his physique.

If you don't like the food, then you'll have to bring your own.

The others are basically no exception; they all eat the crew's boxed lunches.

"That's a small problem," Leung Lok-man replied with a smile.

"Tomorrow I'll have them find a few more restaurants, and we'll use whichever one is the best!"

Small things like boxed lunches are easy to solve.

If this place isn't good, we can just get another place to serve it.

"However, our filming pace might be quite fast, so I need to give you a heads-up..."

Mingbei nodded. "Okay, director, I'm mentally prepared!"

His strongest memory of the film was the scene where two award-winning actors were exchanging lines, speaking almost simultaneously, yet both could clearly hear each other's lines.

From the actors' perspective, that scene was extremely impactful!

For ordinary actors, delivering lines well is already quite difficult.

It's not simply about reciting lines; you have to understand the character's state of mind at the time and infuse emotion into their words.

Good dialogue makes it easy for people to perceive the emotions it contains.

Whether it be unyielding, furious, or deeply in love...

Generally speaking, when two characters speak at the same time, even if their words are coherent, it is still easy for the listener to become confused.

To ensure the audience can hear the content clearly while also creating a tense atmosphere, this is extremely difficult to perform!

"Okay, take your time eating. Feel free to contact me if you need anything!"

Leung Lok-man patted him on the shoulder, smiled amicably, and left.

He would not neglect Mingbei either.

Before reaching a cooperation agreement, he also asked around.

I know that Mingbei starred in "Scarlet Heart" and "The Four Great Constables" and is quite familiar with two directors from Hong Kong.

Not to mention he even made a cameo appearance in Stephen Chow's movie, following him almost the entire time during filming.

It's hard to say about their background, but they certainly have the ability and connections.

More importantly, he is very handsome and has acting skills.

Such a person is likely to achieve great things in the future.

Therefore, Leung Lok-man was very polite to Ming Pak and did not show any disrespect.

As mentioned before, the film crew's shooting pace is very fast. After lunch, they would rest for a while and then start filming directly in the afternoon without any breaks!

However, Mingbei didn't have any scenes today.

The show he put on for his dad and the police after his armored vehicles were stolen won't happen anytime soon.

The first scene was filmed indoors.

It's still about Li Wenbin being lured into the behind-the-scenes organization and meeting all the big shots.

This scene was also very intense. If you analyze it closely, Li Wenbin's emotions changed from beginning to end. There was the shock of learning the truth, his own hesitation, and the consideration of making a decision but choosing to endure it.

It really tests your acting skills, especially your eye acting!

As for eye acting, Mingbei was naturally very familiar with it, so when filming was about to begin, he stood aside with great interest to watch the excitement.

Lao Jiahui's acting skills are beyond question; he is already among the top actors in China.

Furthermore, he is generally regarded as a versatile actor.

Mingbei also watched his "Chess King" back then, and it gave him goosebumps!

"To truly capture the essence of a character, one must completely merge with the role—this is what it means..."

In terms of performance style, it's hard to say which one Lao Jiahui prefers.

Or rather, he has now combined the strengths of several schools and is no longer confined to simple performance techniques.

It can be experiential, methodological, or performance-based; it can be done with ease.

Just as one can master all acting skills, achieving perfection in both Yin and Yang, and ascending to the position of Grandmaster!

"Right now, I just want an apple pie..."

At this moment, Mingbei was weighing the gap between himself and his hometown's Hui, and realized that the only thing he could show off was being able to eat apple pie.

The other person is older and doesn't like sweets.

"The road to acting skill development is still quite long and arduous. If you really want to achieve great success quickly, you'll probably have to spend a lot of time in the entertainment industry!"

This might be the correct way to use the breakup system: even if it's just a temporary girlfriend, you can still get 30% after the breakup.

However, having a temporary girlfriend doesn't necessarily mean having sex, then being heartless and breaking up afterwards.

Therefore, achieving quick success is not necessarily so easy.

Besides, he didn't enter the entertainment industry to immediately pursue fame and fortune, to reach the top and then laugh at the ups and downs.

Meeting more girls, traveling further afield, seeing the beautiful scenery along the way, and adding some variety to life is actually quite nice.

He hoped that his ex-girlfriend would be grateful to him after the breakup, rather than becoming a complete estranger.

It seems that they do have that capability.

"Okay, action!"

Interrupted from his thoughts, Mingbei composed himself and began to watch intently as the group of veteran actors with superb acting skills began filming.

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