PFC Chapter 273 A Big Shot Acting Like a Big Shot 20
Chapter 273 A Big Shot Acting Like a Big Shot 20
Chapter 273 A Big Shot Acting Like a Big Shot 20
Later, Song Xianyin went on to act in Hollywood films, where the characters were well-developed, and she finally became a big star.
Only then did she break free from Shen Juan's ties.
Later, Song Xianyin continued to collaborate with other directors until most people mentioned that she was no longer Shen Juan, at which point she continued to work with Shen Juan.
Having tasted the sweetness of playing so many leading roles, Song Xianyin is much more sensitive to her role than other actors.
Within her control, she will not let anyone steal the spotlight from her scenes.
She even interferes with the placement of characters on the posters.
Online, anonymous actors have been making accusations against Song Xianyin, saying that she made the male actors in the crew act as background figures, only showing a side profile or background, and that their faces could not be seen at all.
Moreover, the stereotypes about men in the movies she acts in are particularly severe, sometimes subtly, sometimes overtly. Because of this, Song Xianyin has been criticized by countless male netizens.
Directors who had worked with her, especially Shen Juan, were also criticized.
The moonlight outside grew dimmer, and the air conditioning inside the house was a bit too cold.
"Director Shen, Director Shen?" the boy called out softly to Shen Juan.
Shen Juan opened his eyes wearily and looked at the ceiling of the lounge. He suddenly felt a little unfamiliar with it.
He rubbed his eyes, wondering why he was suddenly dreaming about things from the past.
"Director Shen, it's time." The boy exchanged a glance with the person next to him and then silently went about his own business.
The room was extremely quiet, with scripts and equipment scattered all over the table.
Shen Juan glanced out the window; it must be very hot where she is right now.
"Send her the script from yesterday and ask her if she's interested."
The boy paused for a moment, then asked, "Who is it...?"
Before he could even ask, the girl next to him nudged him with her elbow.
"Okay, Director Shen."
The boy then realized what was happening and lowered his voice, "Sister Ayin?"
The girl replied in a whisper, "Who else could it be?"
With the removal of trending topics and the suppression of negative keywords, people who don't know the situation might think Shen Juan is from Song Xianyin's company.
At first, they all thought Song Xianyin was with Shen Juan's company, but when Song Xianyin returned to China, they discovered that the two had not signed a contract at all.
Just then, someone knocked on the door.
The air fell silent instantly.
The two exchanged a glance. Who would be looking for a director so late at night?
"Director Shen, are you there?" A soft, weak voice came from outside the door.
The boy glanced at Shen Juan and called out to the door, "Is there anything I can help you with? Director Shen is resting right now."
The voice outside the door paused for a moment, then became a little hoarse: "Sorry, I didn't realize Director Shen was taking a break. There's a part in my script that I don't quite understand; I'll ask him about it tomorrow."
The entrance fell silent again.
The boy looked at the girl with some fear, and the girl nodded to him.
This kind of thing is all too common on film sets. This industry is too dark; if you're not firm in your convictions, you'll be tempted and dragged into the abyss.
"Director Shen, there are no alternatives for this role." The boy looked at the cast list.
Since it wasn't a very big role, I wasn't prepared to be chosen at the time.
"Then let's continue the interview."
Shen Juan's production team has always been like this, because he never has a person he is most satisfied with.
Sometimes, while one actor is performing, the actor who will replace him is already ready.
Even with such disrespectful behavior towards actors, no one dares to speak out, and countless actors still follow suit.
Song Xianyin was too exhausted to read the script.
This damn program is a nightmare; every day is spent either working or on the way to work.
She's already so good at slacking off, but she still managed to exhaust herself.
Several actors were so exhausted that they vomited, and their faces turned frighteningly pale.
[Has the production team gone mad? Do they really not care about human lives?]
My baby threw up, and the director kept telling him to keep going. Director, please get lost!
[Song Xianyin only had a little sweat on her forehead; she was really comfortable [death smile]]
Seriously, everyone was exhausted, and she was still playing around.
Song Xianyin watched the actors being dragged away, her eyes filled with envy.
The director pointed the camera directly at her face and even interviewed her afterwards.
"Was today tiring?"
Song Xianyin nodded: "Thank you for your hard work."
The director began to explain the value of life: "Many times we feel tired and pitiful, but in unseen corners there are people who are even more tired than us. A positive mindset leads to a positive life."
Song Xianyin was silent for a moment: "I think these things can't be compared."
Just because others are more tired than her doesn't mean she doesn't have to be tired.
The director continued the interview: "What was Teacher Song thinking when she saw her friends being dragged away?"
"That feels so good," Song Xianyin blurted out.
"They don't have to work in the afternoons anymore, and they probably won't have to work for the next few days."
The director choked up for a moment: "They're all exhausted, don't you feel sorry for them?"
Song Xianyin looked at him in confusion: "Feel sorry for them? I envy them so much."
Why should I feel bad about lying comfortably in bed?
【Has Song Xianyin gone mad? They're sick, not deliberately slacking off, and she's actually envious of them.】
[Envious, huh? Fine, fine, then I hope you faint too, I hope you get sick too.]
[How disgusting! How could anyone say something like that? Even a stranger wouldn't say something so cold.]
[You don't even look at how much others have done and how much you've done. You're following Song Xianyin's ban.]
The director interviewed the other actors, and they all said they would take good care of their health and that they would wait for them to come back.
Given this stark contrast, Song Xianyin has once again become a popular subject of editing.
Sister Lin has finally gotten used to it. Every now and then, she'll be trending on social media for negative reasons, which is more consistent than her menstrual cycle.
Duan Huaichuan mocked Song Xianyin every day, never missing a single one of her sarcastic remarks.
Song Xianyin often wondered if he was a closeted gay man, and how he could have gone to such lengths.
“My acting career has always been quite successful,” Duan Huaichuan suddenly said sarcastically.
Song Xianyin nodded: "What a coincidence, me too."
Duan Huaichuan: ...
Does she not understand human language? He's mocking her, not talking to her.
Duan Huaichuan sneered: "I envy those who were exhausted yesterday. Being exhausted means you can slack off."
Song Xianyin nodded in agreement: "It really is enviable."
Duan Huaichuan was so angry he could hardly breathe: "Who asked you? Was that a question?"
She answered so enthusiastically.
Song Xianyin yawned and moved to the side.
I'll take a nap first; I have to go sell things again later.
Seeing Song Xianyin's indifferent expression, Duan Huaichuan was furious. She was really shameless; she didn't react at all even after all this.
"I really envy some people's shamelessness!"
The air was extremely quiet, except for the chickens in the village that kept clucking with their heads raised, which was their way of responding to him.