620 Actor Qualifications

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In 1939, the famous novel "Piao()" by novelist Margaret Mitchell was adapted into a film script and was put on the big screen. Press ctrl+d to quickly collect """ "Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh respectively played the male and female protagonists. This movie, translated as "Gone with the Wind" in Chinese, was sought after after it was released. Amid the audience's applause, the box office continued to rise, and finally won eight major awards including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress at the Oscars the following year.

In "Gone with the Wind", Scarlett O'Hara, played by Vivien Leigh, and Reed Butler, played by Clark Gable, took a love that made countless audiences unforgettable in the context of the outbreak of the Civil War, which was heart-warming. But how many viewers knew that this pair of men and women who were lingering on the screen, actually during the filming of the movie, the two hated each other and were even unwilling to look at each other with a direct look.

At that time, Clark Gable was already at its peak in Hollywood, while Vivien Leigh was only famous in the British Isles and had never made a movie in Hollywood, so Clark Gable looked down on Vivien Leigh a little.

In addition, when Vivien Leigh had not divorced, he fell in love with the famous film actor Lawrence Oliver, who was still in a marriage. The lovers decided to be together and left Britain to develop in Hollywood. At that time, Lawrence Oliver was far more famous than Vivien Leigh, and was the most popular movie star with Clark Gable, and he was a very beautiful movie star for a while.

Therefore, during the filming of "Gone with the Wind", Lawrence Oliver's frequent visits seriously affected the filming progress and also affected Clark Gable's mood, causing Clark Gable to have an attack on the crew. While driving Lawrence Oliver away, he also had a complete fall in love with Vivien Leigh.

Vivien Leigh was not convinced by Clark Gable's behavior of looking down on her. Besides, she was in a passionate love with Lawrence Oliver at the time, and the pressure was very high during filming. Vivien Leigh relieved the pressure through her private meeting with Lawrence Oliver during her rest period. Later, the two divorced separately and entered the marriage hall together. This was all a story. However, at that time, Vivien Leigh's disgust towards Clark Gable was increasing day by day.

Later, it even developed that Vivien Leigh refused to shoot a kissing scene because Clark Gable's mouth smelled too strong. In fact, Vivien Leigh smoked an average of four packs of cigarettes every day during filming. This incident caused the conflict between the two actors to completely intensify. In order to anger the actors in the opponent's scene, Vivien Leigh deliberately ate garlic before filming the kissing scene, which made Clark Gable very angry, but he was helpless.

At that time, the director and the producer were helpless, but fortunately, the love between Scarlett and Reed in "Gone with the Wind" was also the same, full of passion and conflict. So the contradiction between Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable not only had no impact on the filming of the film, but had a more keen chemical reaction, so the director let it go.

Looking at Scarlett and Reed on the big screen, who would have thought that the two actors were no longer incompatible. They had already hated each other in private, but their performance on the screen was amazing. Vivien Leigh even won the Oscar Little Golden Man with her wonderful performance of "Gone with the Wind", and Clark Gable was also shortlisted for the waitlist. Although he unfortunately missed his personal acting skills Little Golden Man, the Reed Butler he created is also a classic on the screen.

This situation can only admire the professional qualities of the actors. Even if they are private enemies of life and death, once they decide to work together in the same work, they must show a full professional attitude, integrate into the role, and contribute their own strength to the quality of the work.

Although the relationship between Evan Bell and Bridget Muna is not as incompatible as it is, the two of them have no love scenes in the "mechanical public enemy", and at most they only help each other warmly. Therefore, they naturally cannot be compared with the situation of Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable back then. But it is undeniable that although the two actors have never talked in private and even have stingy eyes, when they come to the camera, both actors will abandon the interference factors in life, devote themselves to the roles, and complete each scene with the best performance.

In Evan Bell's words, it is "Since you hate each other, you must perform well. It is best to spend every scene once to avoid continuous time and let two people suffer from each other." This way of understanding may be joking, but it is also true. Only by performing well can two people avoid more contact.

In Evan Bell's opinion, no matter how Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh are privately, they are both dedicated actors and are willing to reflect their best in their work. Evan Bell is also a dedicated actor.

With Evan Bell's famous personality, many people think that he will fight Bridget Muna head-on and make trouble; or they will be the boss and threaten Twentieth Century Fox with "I have me but not her, I have her but not me." But these people's understanding of Evan Bell is too one-sided.

Evan Bell is indeed full of personality and does what he wants. In order to study hard, he is willing to reject the invitation of a director of a level of Stephen Spielberg, which makes countless people feel that he is too pretentious. He can also refuse to attend the Oscars to stick to his own opinions, making people say that he is sensational; but he just insists on being himself, not being willful, but not wanting his personality to be drowned in the vast world of society, nor does he want his dreams and persistence to be erased bit by bit by bit by bit by society.

On the contrary, Evan Bell is not only a willful person, he is also a very responsible person. He knows when to stick to his personality and be willful; he also knows when to take responsibility and put individuals in the second place. For example, now.

"Mechanical Public Enemy" is a movie, a movie with an investment of 100 million US dollars, and it is the crystallization of the efforts of countless staff. Evan Bell knew that he was not in line with Bridget Muna, but he would never let this personal emotion affect the quality of the work. Instead, he would treat this work with a more serious attitude. Fame and praise are not expressed by his mouth, but earned back by his own practical actions.

"It saved me." Dell Spner sat on the edge of the bed and told the story of a traffic accident. During the traffic accident, he and another family of three fell into the river. The parents in the family of three had all died, but the twelve-year-old daughter Sarah was still alive. When the robot went into the water to save people, it chose to save Dell Spnery and gave up the little girl Sarah.

"The robot's brain is different. It can read key information, it must calculate..." Bridget Muna stood beside the director, playing against Evan Bell. She was holding the script and reading lines, watching Evan Bell's performance. At this time, the camera was just aimed at Dale Spner, played by Evan Bell. Alex Prous hoped to complete the filming of the scene in one shot.

Listening to Susan Calvin's analysis of the robot, Dell Spner's mouth curled a sarcasm, and his head kept lit, "Yes. I'm a logical choice." When he said this, the tiny curve of the corner of his mouth was simply ironic, as if the sentence itself, the situation where he sat here and said this matter itself was a huge irony. "It calculated that I had a forty-five percent chance of survival, and Sarah had only a eleven percent chance of eleven percent chance of survival."

After saying this, the sarcasm at the corner of Dell Spner's mouth turned into bitterness, and with the restraint of the corners of his mouth disappeared little by little, the powerlessness and helplessness in his eyes gradually filled up. This was just a face with a pursed lips and expressionless face, but the slightly pursed lips and the translucent eyes conveyed the infinite sadness and pain in his heart, as well as deep disgust and hatred.

"That's someone's child. Eleven percent should be enough!" Dell Spner's speech speed did not change, but his voice became a little deeper, and the pain in his heart was so clear in every word. The azure blue eyes became deeper and deeper, and a thin layer of mist lingered in his eyes. "Humans will know this." The pain in his eyes mixed with anger poured out, "Robot, nothing." He pounded his left chest, there was already a mechanical one, and nothing could be felt, "Only the light bulb and the clockwork."

"If you want to believe them, just believe it." When saying this, Dell Spner's lips pressed a little harder, and a pale blood color appeared. The lush water light in the blue blurred his vision and covered up the emotions deep in his heart. Soon, just a few blinks, pain, disgust, hatred, powerlessness, bitterness... all kinds of emotions were covered by the mist. When the eyes became clear, all emotions returned to the bottom of his heart. The deep-rooted sense of rejection was clearly visible.

"Car!" Alex Prous's joyful voice sounded, and the staff at the scene applauded. The close-up just now captured every subtle change in Evan Bell's expression, and this delicate change in emotion made people applaud.

Bridget Muna stood there and withdrew her gaze. Although she didn't like Evan Bell, it is undeniable that he was indeed very dedicated. Just now, after Evan Bell joined the role of Dell Spner, his eyes were aimed at him from beginning to end. His unshakable gaze clearly conveyed the turbulence in his heart, and he was not affected at all because of the two people's off-court disagreement.

Bridget Muna admits that this disgusting young man does have jaw-dropping strength in acting. It is very convincing that the Oscars will be awarded to him. Despite this, she still doesn't like him. Bridget Muna lowered her eyes and no longer looked at Evan Bell, and lowered her head to turn her eyes to the script.

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