[US Entertainment] 1994

Steven Spielberg came from a distance: "Okay, guys, our filming is about to start."

Liam Neeson, who was over 40 years old but was classified as a "young guy", shrugged his shoulders. On the surface, he was calm, but secretly thanked the director for saving him from the misery of being abused by Josh.

In the next second, Liam saw the director wink at him like a child, and now he was even more sure that the other party was here to save him.With a sigh of relief, Liam immediately threw himself into the filming work.

In terms of the order in which the movies are played, this scene is not at the end of the movie, but due to Josh’s poor state some time ago, all the scenes related to him have been backlogged to the end. Today’s filming is the role of Amon The key last scene, and therefore the last scene of the entire film.

The final ending of the movie is that Germany surrendered, and the Jews were finally liberated. However, Amon Goss, who is majestic and above all Jews in the whole movie, can only be hung on the gallows, shouting "Heil Hitler" , and ended his own life.

Josh wasn’t under a lot of pressure.

Frankly speaking, the role of Amon is a complicated and difficult role to perform. Whether it is from the perspective of human nature or psychology, environmental factors must also be considered. If he was born in a peaceful age, Amon might be a A low-level officer who is desperately climbing up, a disciplined and serious soldier, but because of the instigation of careerists and the cruelty of war, the evil in his heart is infinitely magnified, and he has the freedom to wantonly take the lives of others, so he becomes So cold and brutal.

But it is precisely because of the existence of this extreme evil that Josh is particularly passionate when playing the role of Amon.

Amon is not the weak and kind Charlie, not the lonely Mike, he is an extreme character, which means that every moment of Josh's performance must be full of tension——

No one knows what Amon will do in the next second. His character is unpredictable. As long as he appears on the stage, the Jews will feel disgusted in their bones.

"Ready Josh?" Spielberg raised his horn and shouted.

Josh raised both hands and made an OK gesture.

He shook his legs, shook his shoulders relaxedly, and then made a face at Liam Neeson: "Lim, when are you planning to have your wedding, do you mind if I attend?"

Liam waved his hand helplessly: "Of course I don't mind, the premise is that you don't say anything nonsense in front of Natasha."

"Of course——" Josh blinked and raised his voice, "I am a man of principle, Liam, my friend, you will see my loyalty to you..."

"Cough cough cough..." Ben Kingsley, who was drinking water, spit out a big gulp at Josh's words, which wet his glasses. He shook his head helplessly and sighed softly.

Sure enough, the little guy Josh Walter has the magic power to stir up the atmosphere.

"Okay, Josh, stop your nonsense!" Mr. Director quickly called a timeout, "You can only be Amon Goss now, understand?"

"Understood." Josh, who was wearing a military uniform, switched to a calm expression in a second, twisting his fingers easily, with a focused expression, but everyone who was familiar with the plot understood that at this time, Josh had automatically switched to A Mon Goss.

Steven Spielberg grinned at Kathleen Kennedy: "Look, that's why we all like this guy."

Katherine Kennedy nodded: "Very lively."

"More than that—" Spielberg said with a slight smile, "he always knew what the film really needed, and then he did it diligently, meticulously, and at the highest standard throughout."

A hint of curiosity flashed across Katherine Kennedy's eyes: "Steven, I've known you for so many years, this is the first time I've heard such an evaluation from you."

"Am I being too harsh on actors?" Spielberg pushed his glasses, "Maybe as those film critics said, the only protagonist in Steven Spielberg's movies is always himself, and all actors It's just a prop for him to complete the plot."

"I thought you would mind such an evaluation."

Spielberg looked sly: "Why don't you mind? I am not a magnanimous person, but the problem now is that they are telling the truth, and I have no plans to change in a short time."

The scene filmed today was before Schindler transferred the Jews, he made a deal with Amon, and he exchanged money for the lives of every Jew.

Amon and Schindler are making final negotiations.

In the billowing smoke and dust, Amon's voice was unbelievable, and his tone rose slightly because he felt ridiculous: "I don't understand, you want these people?"

"They're my people, and I want my people."

"Who do you think you are, Moses? What's the good, how much oil?"

"Big profit."

"That's your opinion, look, you have to move them and equipment to the Czech Republic first, and then spend money to build a new barracks, which is not reasonable at all, you have something to hide from me..."

"It's good for me. I know them. I don't need to retrain. I will compensate you. It's also good for the army."

"..."

"Everyone is happy, except me. If I earn a hundred marks, you earn three hundred marks, and if you admit it, it means four hundred marks."

"I already told you."

"That's not the real reason. Forget it, don't tell me to pull it down, I will cooperate with you, but it makes me very angry to be kept in the dark."

"Just tell me how much you want, how much do you think a life is worth?"

After the two talked repeatedly, Amon smiled and poked Schindler's chest lightly: "No, it's how much you think a life is worth."

The two people looked at each other lightly, with different expressions, but they were frozen in one frame by the photographer, which became one of the classic shots in the movie.

The cooperation between Josh and Liam has been amazingly smooth. Of course, most people on the scene have already seen it, except for Ms. Katherine Kennedy who just arrived on the set today.

Katherine Kennedy has always known that Josh is outstanding in acting, but if she hadn't watched it live, it would be difficult for her to connect the wonderful and smooth scene just now with Josh, a young man who is only 23 years old. She finally understood that Speer The reason why Bergli chose Josh despite all the opinions and always gave Josh a super high opinion.

If this can't be called outstanding, I'm afraid there won't be a young man with acting skills in Hollywood!

After a short break, the next match continued.

Schindler recorded the names of several young people, and then sent a large suitcase to Amon.

The suitcase was full of neat banknotes, and when all the names were recorded, Schindler counted the number of Jews who were about to be saved by him, and there was only one name on the last page empty.

When Amon pointed this out, Schindler made it clear that he wanted Helen.

Amon's joy of receiving the money was replaced by seriousness, and he said, "No."

"No." He confirmed again.

Schindler decided to fight him through a 21-point tiebreaker, but Amon refused without hesitation.

He stood up: "I can't bet on Helen, that would be wrong."

"What difference does it make, she's going to Auschwitz anyway."

"I want to take her back to Vienna together, I want her, I want her..." He paused for a moment, and then said in a low voice, "Continue to help me, I want to grow old with her forever."

"Are you crazy? Amon, you can't take her back to Vienna."

"No, of course I can't, I just really want to do it." Amon's voice was full of fragility that ordinary people can't detect, perhaps because of the catalyst of money, he rarely uttered the truth to Schindler, "The only thing I can do What’s more, if I’m still a man and have any compassion, I’ll take her into the woods and shoot her in the head so she won’t suffer.”

Amon lowered his tone, looked out the window at the corner where Helen was, with reluctance in his eyes, and then he sighed.

However, when Schindler raised his cards, he regained his spirits: "You said you will win as soon as you draw the cards, how much will you give, fourteen thousand and eight?"

In the end, he let Schindler take Helen away.

At this point, all of Josh's roles are over.

In fact, Amon might not be ignorant of Schindler's purpose, but for him, money is more important than anything else. Even if all the Jews were executed, he would not be able to obtain the benefit of one mark.

There is also a reason for letting Schindler take Helen away. Because of the purely hostile relationship between the Nazis and the Jews, he could not have Helen, and he would not allow Helen to be imprisoned in Auschwitz, so he could only rely on Schindler. Le hands to save Helen.

…………

The moment Steven Spielberg announced the end of filming, everyone in the crew couldn't help but raised their hands and shouted loudly. Josh even grabbed the director's trumpet and sang a song with incomplete tone loudly.

Filming "Schindler's List" is undoubtedly an impressive memory, whether it is the depressive and heavy history represented by the film, or the pressure on each actor during the filming process, it is extremely hard to forget.

But anyway, it's all over.

"How about going for a glass of wine together? A bottle of Volga, Josh, you can have a glass of low-strength liqueur..." Liam Neeson suggested.

Josh shook his head and yawned: "Is it okay tomorrow? Now I just want to lie in bed and sleep quietly until the sun rises on the roof."

Liam thought for a while: "Okay, I'll tell Ben to go out together tomorrow."

After the dinner and drinking, Josh was unexpectedly drunk, but Josh felt comfortable and relaxed, and he completely forgot the discomfort of being drunk. He felt that he was a big step closer to his dream. It's Schindler's List!

He's finally starting to make history.