Chapter 1043: The Eve

"Don't fight any more!"

Following Mira's scream, Song Ya backed up and slammed into the vending machine full of popcorn. The soft material carefully disguised as a wooden frame by the prop master was instantly torn apart, and the special glass was also broken.

This is a fight scene between him and Georges Duhamel. They are both 1.92 meters strong. Even if it is just for acting, the inertia of the two entangled and wrestled together is not small. Song Ya's leg was still caught at the bottom of the vending machine After tripping, the whole person fell back on the grass, bearing the weight of Josh Duhamel and Mira, who persuaded the fight.

He quickly turned over, reversed Josh Duhamel, then raised his hand and punched down, the fist swept against the opponent's face.

"Stop it! It's a carnival for the kids!"

The middle-aged female supporting role who played Mira's mother appeared and stopped.

"Cut!" Even though the scene was over, old Larry shouted to stop.

Song Ya stood up, smiled and reached out to Josh Duhamel, whose acting skills were younger than his own.

"APLUS, are you okay? I felt like I fell hard just now..."

Josh Duhamel, who was pulled up, asked. The native American male model that Fergie took a fancy to looks handsome and has a masculine face, but because of the needs of the plot, the shape is deliberately made creamy and artificially imitating Manchester United star Cantona's jersey collar.

"fine."

Song Ya waved her hands carelessly, wearing a long-haired hood, Mira, who had changed back to her daughter's dress, silently helped him pat off the dirt and grass stuck to his back.

"There's something wrong here...and here."

"Prop team said there is only one popcorn machine left."

Old Larry, the assistant director, the cameraman, and others were gathering in front of the monitor to discuss, and Song Ya and other actors were also standing still and chatting casually while being subdued.

"Did you fall in love with Xue Linfen through cheating on the moon because you watched the movies I starred in?" Mira suddenly tilted her head and asked herself with a chuckle.

This scene required her to be very active, so she drank a little wine, her face flushed a little.

It seems to be true. After watching Stealing the Moon, Song Ya remembered that Xue Linfen was so damn beautiful...

"Why do you think so?" Song Ya looked blank.

"In the football stunner script you wrote, there are carnival amusement parks and coming-of-age rites, just like cheating on the moon," Mira said.

This is a coincidence, right? Song Yaxin said that I copied the original film from Tianqi? The carnival in this play was held by the parents of the school students to raise money for a children's charity fund, so the children were asked to come to the playground to help for free. Now the filming location is the kissing booth, played by Meera and Angelina Acker The character is responsible for raising funds and kissing men who spend money on tickets, from seventy-year-olds to teenagers...

The male protagonist played by himself waited in line for a long time to kiss the "loved one" Angelina Ake, but he finally got in line, but he did not expect that the kissing partner happened to change shifts and became Mira who showed a female face. He did not recognize This is a good 'brother' who disguised himself as a twin brother in school, but he was a little frustrated because he couldn't kiss Angelina Acker.

Unexpectedly, Mila, who had a crush on her, took the initiative to change the kiss on the errand into a French wet kiss. As the first brother in the play who can't even speak in front of the opposite sex, Song Ya quickly indulged in it.

But by coincidence, this scene was seen by Josh Duhamel, Mira's ex-boyfriend in the play. It happened that the two were deadly rivals on the court, so the rivalry soon turned into a fight.

Interesting that Josh Duhamel is now Fergie's boyfriend...

very messy……

Far away, there was an amusement park plot in the movie Stealing the Moon, just because the male protagonist worked in a wandering circus. In one place, people from the whole town will come to join in the fun like a big fair in Huaguo, and the business of the circus has gradually expanded to a garden fair with large-scale equipment such as a carousel, or a larger-scale carnival.

"Not at all, you think too much, Mira." Indeed not, Song Yali was confident.

"Hehe." Mira bit her lip and chuckled, as if she didn't quite believe it.

"This one is fine! Make another spare... each department!" Old Larry clapped his hands and announced the decision of the director team.

Everyone on the set got busy.

This time, Josh Duhamel paid more attention. The two hugged and fell to the ground instead of acting naturally. Old Larry was not very satisfied, but he could just forget it.

The next one is the literary play after the fight. The crew rented a real small playground. The cost of booking the venue and the use of a large number of group performances, one extra day of filming will cost an extra day of budget. No, there will be a strike tomorrow...

Can't afford it, time is tight, Song Ya returned to the exclusive makeup car when he was out on location, and the makeup artist needed to carefully retouch his face with some bruised nose and swollen face after a fight.

Ms. Sloan was also in the car, chewing on her pen intently as she polished her evening speech on the strike.

"By the way, what did you say before? Have you talked to people who are not congressmen in Washington?"

After the makeup artist finished his work and left, Song Ya took the time to continue the conversation between the two.

"Yes, Jesse Helms' confidant, the last time I asked the reason for the Barn case at the gate of the Capitol Hill Club, I sent a message to make us think for ourselves, the one that helped deepen the memory, and then you locked Gordon up Go into the cage and greet them, remember?" Sloane nodded.

"Remember, what did he say this time?"

"They seem to find out that Gordon has engaged in some ultra-conservatives, especially Congressman Dumbleton's scandal... They want to ban A+CN from broadcasting." Ms. Sloan replied.

"Oh? It seems that Gordon still has some skills." Song Yale said.

"Gordon is very motivated to deal with these people." Sloan complained.

"How did you respond?" Song Ya asked.

"I said……"

Sloan replied in a sarcastic tone: "What happened last time caused you to not only switch A+CN to a cable channel that needs to be paid for subscription in advance, but also sell some A+CN shares, and you have lost the controlling stake. Nor does it have the ability to completely control Gordon. Of course, we still have to exercise restraint and not stimulate the ultra-conservatives too much. I promise them that you will help, but there is no guarantee that Gordon will be banned from breaking the news."

"very good."

Song Ya nodded again and again, "By the way, Dan Burton has some black material."

"It's just speculation related to women, and it won't hurt male politicians very much." Sloan sneered.

"That's... okay? Voters of ultra-conservative politicians don't like cheating politicians, do they? This is not the same as the current general's basic set. It's okay for him to have so many scandals." Song Ya was a little worried.

"But Dumbleton voters won't subscribe to A+CN,"

Sloan said: "And the outside world generally believes that you really can't control Gordon. At least anyone with a discerning eye can feel it in the last incident with Oprah. The ultra-conservatives are no exception, and they are not unreasonable."

"All right."

Song Ya thinks about it too, good and bad depend on each other, if he was not forced to lower his shareholding ratio in A+CN and the inner city broadcasting company last time, it would not be so easy to separate the relationship now.

At this time, the staff came to knock on the door to remind them, and Song Ya and Sloan confessed to go back to work.

Afterwards is Mira's performance. She also went to put on makeup just now, because of persuasion and falling, her long hair is messy now, and she carelessly took out the popcorn that fell in from the neckline of her skirt in front of the camera, "Peep !” Then he spat out of his mouth like a man.

It’s nothing more than an exaggerated comedy expression technique. Song Ya and Josh Duhamel are used as background boards, and they keep doing the action of slapping the dust on the clothes behind Mira, and then they have to be present when Mira’s mother speaks a long line. It shows the normal reaction of students staying aside and being taught silently when they are being lectured by their parents.

"This one is over! Next shoot... All departments are ready!"

One after another, they kept rushing to work until it was getting late, and my own scene was finished, but Mira's was not, and the neon lights of the playground were all lit up.

"APLUS, everything is ready."

Today Donovan, Hayden and others are all here, and they called Song Ya to another set, a temporary outdoor interview site set up by A+CN and BET TV in another corner of the playground.

"Is it okay to use a Ferris wheel for the background?"

"Can."

"Okay, then APLUS you stand here..."

The staff of BET moved the small table with the microphones of the TV station logos a little bit. This was a live broadcast, and the OB van was parked outside.

"Let's prepare first? Can you see the teleprompter?"

"no problem."

Song Ya, who had changed into a suit and formal attire, sat in front of the folding chair next to the small table, and greeted the host sent by BET. At the same time, she simply went through the speech script a few times, most of which were discussed in the past few days, and Sloan fine-tuned some, Donovan added the latest stats from William Morris.

"Get ready, 54321..."

The live broadcast signal came on, "Thank you, I'm currently on the set of the football stunner in Florida, and beside me is the familiar APLUS..." The host finished talking to the camera, and then asked Song Ya with a smile: "Just now The Washington studio talked about the news that the Film Screenwriters Guild and many Hollywood actors and staff such as Oliver Stone, Madonna, Spike Lee, and Larry Jordan went on strike in solidarity with you. As a person involved, what do you think of this matter? APLUS .”

"First of all, of course, thank you. In addition to the Screenwriters Guild and the people you just mentioned, I would also like to thank the African-American Association in Hollywood, as well as Quincy Jones, David Bowie, Mariah Carey, NAS and other friends in the record industry... "

Song Ya began to give a speech, "I won't list them one by one. I think the reason why I have been widely supported is because everyone has experienced my personal experience. This is a wake-up call, and it is also a long-term existence of the American entertainment industry and society. In fact, most people have been discriminated against by Hollywood, the record industry, and even the top management of your news company, not only racial discrimination, but also sex discrimination and so on..."

"Deliberate suppression has always existed, and sometimes even personal safety cannot be guaranteed. I strongly believe that the man behind the car accident in Beverly Hills not long ago was a former executive of a record company. Until now, he is still the leader of some prominent stars. The manager...was only motivated by the fact that I was switching contracts with another company."

"As for the Barn case, I don't want to say a word more, because this is a fruitless judicial persecution. At that time, I was just a seventeen-year-old singer who had just grown up on the South Side of Chicago. I quickly I made a lot of money, so I wanted to make some investments. I did invest in that chemical company, but it was just an investment. And after a few years, all of a sudden, I became a so-called traitor? This is ridiculous..."

"Think about it the other way around, what if I didn't make money from that company? I'd be a joke, but it's because I'm making money that white people don't make, that conservative politicians start thinking there must be something wrong with that because Investment failure is the stereotype of African-American stars etched in their minds..."