[My symptom called procrastination is kig in again. Anyway, shout out to Cesar M and Paul P!]
Hollywood What If Chapter 136
"Cut! That's it, we take ten minutes."
The director announced and Harrison Ford returo his grumpy mood.
"Sir, this is your towel."
His assistant uood and quickly handed him a hot towel. They were filming on an isnd and it was cold at night.
"Thanks."
Harrison muttered and took it. Then another crew member handed him a cup of coffee.
Even though Harrison Ford was shooting Six Days, Seven Nights, his mind was rag. He was thinking about John Wick, which was being filmed in another part of the world.
He was still bitter about that. Harrison Ford expressed i in the script. He didn't have a problem with wearing a wig to have long hair. It was already impossible for him to grow shoulder length hair within 3 months. So using a wig was the best option. He also didn't have a problem taking training lessons, he was used to it since most of his movies were aovies.
Anyway, Grey Pictures gave him the script and he liked it. Although he wao ge some things about John Wick, like the dialog...
John Wick has so little dialogue. The antagonist has so many lines pared to him.
A quiet person. That was the best way to describe John Wick. Most of his lines were "Yeah."
Harrison Ford didn't like that.
Because Harrison Ford erstar, he obviously had the power to bypass the first and sed rounds of the audition.
Whehird round was over, he was fident that he would get the part. Of course, the tract would have to be in his favor, such as sary, box office share, and sequels.
After his agent tacted Grey Pictures, the result was not what he wanted. Grey Pictures didn't try to iate, they immediately decided to go with Viggo Mortensen.
'Viggo what? I don't even know the guy.'
He could not believe he was losing to an unknown actor. He, a superstar, a person known almost all over the world.
Maybe it was his sary and his unwillio sign a trilogy, but Grey Pictures should try to iate! They didn't eveate and chose an unknown actor.
Harrison Ford was angry, although he uood why. His heart and mind were at odds.
Ohing was certain. He didn't want the movie to have a good result. At least his current movie "Six Days, Seven Nights" should do better than John Wick. That was the only way he could feel better.
"After this, we will shoot another se!"
The director announced and everyoarted to prepare.
Even though Harrison Ford erstar, he khat he was an actor who should take every movie seriously. Six Days, Seven Nights was not his first choice, but at least his sary was much better. He showed dedication equal to the sary he received.
He sipped his coffee and hoped that Kazir Grey would have a flop movie.
'I don't want to experience what happened in Air Fore again.'
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"Okay, lights, camera, a!"
With Fremont off shooting the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, another person took his position holding the cpperboard.
The crew rented a bar to shoot the most a-packed part of John Wibsp;
This was the se where John Wick showed up at the bar to take revenge for the death of his dog.
The bar was filled with bodyguards, but John Wick killed them all... Well, except for one person.
Filming started and Viggo Mortearted shooting with his fake gun. They rehearsed this a sequence a long time ago.
Tae-Won Park stood in the er and watched the actors do their jobs. He roud to see that they were doing well. Especially Viggo, he looked like a different person.
"Cut! Adjust the lighting, it's too dark."
Out of nowhere, Kazir stopped filming after cheg his monitors.
"Let's shoot the se again in ten minutes. Viggo, your performance is great, but we need better lighting so we capture it better."
Viggo Mortensen and the other actors heir heads. They were really in their zone a like they were doing well. They felt like they were real bodyguards w under a mob boss.
Even though there were no gunshots and the punches were fake, they felt like it was all real. It was a unique sensation, as if they were sinking into their roles.
The lighting crew were adjusting the lights. It was a bit difficult because the setting was a bar and that kind of pce is usually dark.
After that, filming resumed and the actors did a good job.
'It is good that our pace is on schedule.'
After some grumbling with the Animal anization, the filming didn't enter any problems. Animal anization was quite strid the dog's w hours, o housing and enviroal aspects had to be taken into at.
Fortunately, the dog had a better attention span than the baby in The Hangover.
Kazir uood that there would be a lot of dogs on John Wick franchise, and he o maintain a good retionship with the Animal anization to avoid unnecessary hassle.
'Let's deal with that ter,'
"Bryan, are you ready?"
"Director, I've been ready since yesterday."
Bryan ston smiled modestly. He was excited because the a sequences in this movie were unique and iing.
He had a se where he fought John Wi hand-to-hand bat, and it was a dirty fight to the max. He was excited to imagi.
His character in this movie was called Kirill. A person who works under Viggo Tarasov (Michael Nyqvist), a Russian mafia boss. He was the stro person that John Wick fought in this movie.
They started shooting the bar se since yesterday and he could not wait to get into a.
"Don't get excited, this is ag."