[US Entertainment] Actor

The crew of "Batman Begins" has been caught in an atmosphere of mysterious weirdness lately.

The source of all this is the actor Albert Dawson.

Gary Oldman winked at Liam Neeson and exclaimed, "Young man, young man."

Young people are always not good at hiding their emotions, not to mention such a strong contrast between before and after.Ebert used to show others with a calm and indifferent face, but these days it was so rippling that it was almost full of spring, with a smile hanging on his face all day long. Even in the face of Nolan's abusive demands, he could be meticulous Done well.

He performed so well that Mr. Director, who has always been harsh, couldn't help but start to reflect on his attitude towards actors. After a while, he voluntarily gave up the behavior of adding burden to Ebert.

Needless to say, the rest of the Batman Begins cast also guessed that Ebert was in love.The only one who is somewhat disappointed is Katie Holmes. This actress has not been in a very good state of filming these days, and her face is a bit gloomy. However, among the main actors of the crew, her strength, popularity and popularity are the lowest. Her poor filming status only aroused Nolan's greater dissatisfaction.

After all, he has never been soft on Albert Nolan, let alone Katie Holmes, who is the most junior in the crew.

In fact, the filming during this period was not very difficult for Ebert. In the past few months, the most troublesome scenes have been filmed in Iceland. He has a scene with Liam Neeson who plays Duka The fight was so intense that it even caused the ice to break, but he and Liam Neeson insisted on filming all the scenes of the day, and the next day, the ice really disintegrated completely.

After entering Chicago for filming, Batman Bruce Wayne played by Ebert finally put on a special batsuit and became a hero walking in the darkness of Gotham City.

Ebert wanted to stand and cheer.He always felt that it was his lucky day recently, not to mention the confirmed relationship with Leonardo, and the scene was filmed to the stage where Bruce Wayne was fighting against evil forces.

You know, most of Ebert's scenes before this were being beaten by Liam Neeson, Tom Wilkinson, and even slapped by Katie Holmes.

Now, he can finally beat others up.

As the most developed and competitive place in the global film industry, actors are always required to shoot qualified film clips with the highest standards.Ever since he played Rhett Pollard in "The Pentium Age", Ebert has been used to the cruel reality that the characters he plays are always beaten-the director will ask him to appear in real life to complete all the boxing and fighting scenes, and other actors His fist will indeed fall on his face, but the miserable effect like in the movie screen is still done by the makeup artist and special effects artist.

After all, it took several days for the bruises on his face to completely disappear, and the tight shooting period meant that Nolan had no extra time to wait for Ebert to heal.

Nolan clapped his hands and shouted at the actors involved in the next scene, "Ebert, Cillian, are you ready?"

Both Ebert and Cillian Murphy nodded.

Cillian Murphy, an Irish actor born in 76, is 4 years older than Ebert. He is also one of the few actors under the age of 30 in the "Batman: Shadow of the Shadows" crew. He is in the movie Starring "Scarecrow" Jonathan Klein, one of the famous Batman's main enemies, Cillian Murphy has previously starred in "28 Days Later" and is well known to many audiences.

Perhaps because of their similar age, Ebert and Cillian Murphy have a good relationship.Cillian is well-known in Ireland. He has starred in several movies and won many awards, but he finally chose to develop in Hollywood. With his good appearance and excellent acting skills, Cillian took over a few A supporting role in a movie.

This is also the status quo of most foreign actors in Hollywood.

The media is used to exaggerating the discrimination faced by actors from English-speaking countries such as the "British Gang" and "Australian Gang" in Hollywood. Their pay is less than half that of local actors for similar roles, and they always play villains, rapes, etc. For roles like criminals, they often fall behind in the competition with local actors.

In recent years, with the rise of Kate Winslet, Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett and other actors, the status quo of Australian and British actors in Hollywood has been greatly improved , by contrast, Irish actors are still underappreciated. After all, for actors, any opportunity to play a major role is precious. American actors will not allow their own opportunities to be taken by someone else. The Irishman snatched it up.

Although "Scarecrow" doesn't have many chances to appear in "Batman Begins", he is one of the most brilliant characters in the whole film.

Although in Ebert's opinion, the scarecrow mask was too disgusting.

Cillian Murphy is also full of complaints about this. Whenever he puts on that mask, he can't help complaining: "If Lindy didn't tell me it was a scarecrow headgear, I wouldn't have seen it at all. What the hell is it. What a genius design, it looks like a beanie from a garbage dump, covered in maggots. Lindy is really good, she dared to poke two beanies on this beanie There is a hole, anyway, I dare not wear it and look in the mirror."

Lindy Hemming, the costume designer of the crew, won the Oscar for Best Costume Design in 99.Lindy is very good at costume design for commercial blockbusters. Before "Batman Begins", she served as the director of "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets", "Tomb Raider", "007 Tomorrow Empire" and other films. Costume design has won numerous awards and received a lot of praise. It is worth mentioning that the bat suit in the movie was made by Lindy with reference to Ebert's body shape. It is waterproof and heat-resistant, and it is very cool to wear.

This scene between Ebert and Cillian Murphy tells the story of "Scarecrow" and his gang trying to set fire to burn all traces, but was discovered by Batman, and the poison gas of "Scarecrow" stunned Batman, making him recall When it came to his own fear of bats, in the end, he was burned and fell from a tall building.

The difficulty of shooting the plot is not great, but Ebert needs to show Batman's fear and his state of falling from a tall building, and the action has a certain degree of danger.

When escaping from the sea of ​​flames, there was continuous rain on Ebert's body. He rolled several times, his body trembling desperately, and tears rolled down from his eyes.

This is Batman's fear.

"Blood, detox, I'm poisoned!" Ebert's body was in a curled state, sweat and tears mixed together, and his whole body showed a gesture of complete resistance.At this moment, although he was still wearing a chic and domineering batsuit, everyone present could see what a fragile soul was hidden behind that strong disguise.

The camera slowly zooms in, and Ebert's performance is still going on. Rather than saying that he is performing, it is better to say that he has truly become Batman at this moment. He has properly figured out Batman's emotions, fears and his righteous soul.

Christopher Nolan nodded with satisfaction.He has collaborated with Ebert once, and has also watched Ebert's performances in two films, "The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". In fact, the grasp of emotions has always been Ebert's strong point. Nolan is not worried about this, he is just a little worried about whether the obviously thin Ebert can adapt to the role of Batman, which has a lot of action scenes.

As it turned out, Ebert had surprised him.

From the start of filming on Batman Begins to the present, Ebert has been producing surprises.

After taking off his bat suit and wiping the sweat off his forehead, Ebert sat down on a chair beside him to rest, and watched the next script by the way.

Now that no one is handing him iced coffee, Ebert let out a long breath, and just about to make a cup of black tea from Michael Caine, he was startled by the guy who suddenly appeared beside him.

"Why did you appear here?" Ebert looked at the smiling Leonardo and asked in surprise.

"Visiting the class." Leonardo shook his phone, "I have already reported to Nolan in advance, and he agreed."

Ebert put down the script and leaned over to look at the text message on his mobile phone: "I don't believe that Chris refused anyone to visit."

"In fact, Nolan has always wanted to make a movie that can play to his strengths, and I agreed to invest."

Ebert curled his lips: "It's another victory for capital. I also want to make a new movie. Are you willing to invest?"

Leonardo kicked his leg and asked him to move a seat to sit down: "Isn't it already there? "The Departed", I participated in the investment, and you also participated in the filming."

The arrival of Leonardo caused quite a stir in the crew. Although most of the actors in the crew are known for their strength, no one can compare with Leonardo in terms of fame and influence in North America.

The only one with a slightly worse face was the director Christopher Nolan. Judging from the director's attitude, Ebert couldn't tell at all that he had just reached a preliminary cooperation intention with Leonardo.

Of course, Ebert didn't know the reason why Nolan's face turned black.Mr. Director just thought of the reports in the gossip tabloids some time ago, that Ebert, who has always strictly observed his work and rest schedule, secretly went to Leonardo's party during filming.Obviously, Ebert couldn't be the one who made the mistake, it was Leonardo who led him into trouble.

In Nolan's view, Leonardo's presence on set was yet another attempt to get Ebert to have fun and ignore filmmaking.If Leonardo hadn't tempted him with investment, he would have made this kid disappear from his eyes immediately.

After the shooting, Ebert returned to the hotel to rest, and Leonardo naturally followed behind him.

In fact, Leonardo had suggested to Ebert before this: "It's better to go to my house, I have a house in Chicago, and it has been cleaned in advance."

Ebert's big white eyes responded to him.He took out the script, pointed to a bunch of sketched lines on it and said to Leonardo: "See, today's shooting, from this page to this page, has so many pages, but the last time I went to your house After that, from this page to here, twice as many shots as today, I don't want to provoke Chris again."

"Another very important reason is that I suspect that you have houses all over the United States." Ebert patted him on the shoulder, "If I go with you, I will have the illusion that I am taken care of."

"Nurture? This is a good word. You can think about it. My average annual income is around 5000 million U.S. dollars. I have properties all over the place. Los Angeles and New York have the most. I also have a film production company and invested a few dollars. Internet company..."

Before Leonardo finished speaking, his mouth was blocked by Ebert.

Ebert pressed him against the door, supported the door with one hand, and kissed passionately for several minutes. After a long time, he gently stroked Leonardo's chest: "I'm afraid it's not enough to want to support me."

"Then what do you want?" Leonardo gasped heavily, "Before you took an actor as your lifelong career, did you ever work as a diver? Oh... I forgot, your income is also It’s not low, maybe it will surpass me next year.”

"Why did you talk about income?" Ebert let go of Leonardo's shackles, and gently put his arms around his neck, "Obviously we just talked about the topic of nurturing."

Leonardo calmed down his heartbeat: "I just feel that it is really difficult for me to support you in terms of income, so I quit in spite of the difficulties."

"No, you can keep me, as long as you satisfy me." Ebert rubbed Leonardo's hair affectionately, and put his mouth on it again.

"Oh, Ebert, do you want me to suffocate?" Leonardo felt that Ebert's hands and lips seemed to have a touch of magic, obviously the long kiss made him feel like he was going to faint, but When Ebert wanted to kiss him, he always leaned forward unconsciously.

He simply couldn't resist his initiative.

Even though he was almost fainted by the kiss, and his hands seemed to have lost all strength, he could only cling to his back tightly, otherwise his legs would be so weak that he would fall, Leonardo still responded stubbornly and enthusiastically to Ebert.

"Sure enough, having a lover who is too passionate is also a kind of distress." The most expensive actor in Hollywood thought so, he would not admit how embarrassing the scene just now was, he only thought that he was too attractive, Ebert I can't leave him at all, I can only stick to him tightly.

An excuse used once will be used many times in the future.

Leonardo will know what it means to be "experienced".