Morgan looked at Hugo's quiet eyes, without any special emotions, without any anger, without provocation, without cruelty, without bloodthirst, without any pride, and nothing, but just pursed his lips slightly, as if eased the pain caused by Morgan's slap just now.

But it was precisely this calmness that made Morgan's hair stand up all the sweat on his body, and goose bumps covered all the muscles on his body, which made Morgan stand completely stiff and at a loss.

Hugo raised his gaze and saw Brad's completely frozen expression. The horror and surprise in his eyes made him look like a stone statue frozen by Medusa. Almost before he realized it, tears emerged, making Brad's blue eyes look like a deep and melancholy sea.

Hugo raised the corners of his mouth gently, with a hint of playfulness, and sighed meaningfully, "Oh..." The light words were filled with a faint regret and pity. Hugo raised his head and looked at Morgan, and said softly, "He doesn't know." The regret was like a dragonfly squirting the water, and a cold burst out in the bloody sunset.

Morgan's emotions collapsed in an instant. He avoided Hugo's gaze in a mess and looked at the sky in a panic, wanting to seek God's help. Unfortunately, he had lost the initiative.

When Brad heard this, he saw Morgan's reaction, and instantly understood what was going on. He almost burst into tears, but the severe pain made him unable to make any sound. He raised his head suddenly and wanted to vent his anger at Hugo, but the torn pain in his heart made him lower his head again. He wanted to cry but couldn't cry.

"Give me the gun, David." Morgan could only say this, and he tried his best to try to dissuade Brad.

But Brad ignored it and pointed his gun at Hugo, his expression full of determination. Brad saw Hugo's expression at this moment, so peaceful, like a baby hugged in his arms by an angel. His amber eyes dimmed little by little, without a special look, but full of endless peace. His calmness, his calmness, and his calmness made Brad full of anger: the man in front of him killed his wife! The man in front of him almost made him unable to breathe! The man in front of him made him look so incompetent, so embarrassed and so cowardly! The man in front of him... was simply Satan!

Looking at the face so calm in the bloody sunset, it was like endless ignorance and endless ridicule and teasing, Brad finally couldn't help it and pulled the trigger in his hand!

"Click."

This is not a real pistol, but a prop gun. In order to avoid the previous mistakes from happening again, the prop group confirmed it repeatedly before handing it to Brad. Therefore, when Brad pulled the trigger, it was naturally not the gunshot, but the sound of the spring being pulled.

But Brad didn't wake up. He kept pulling his trigger at Hugo as if he was possessed, one after another, one after another! His eyes were like fire, staring at Hugo, wishing to shoot all the bullets in the pistol at the shiny big bald head. Once, another time!

"Car! Brad, Ka! Brad, stop, stop! David has paused the shooting, Brad!" Seeing that the situation had lost control again, the staff next to him rushed up to prevent Brad from rushing up and fighting with Hugo, hugging Brad hard, and then pressed Brad to the ground like a rugby grapple.

But Brad was still trapped in a demonic obstacle and still did not relax. Although he was knocked down, his eyes were still staring at Hugo, and then gasped heavily, as if he had never walked out of the plot.

Not only Brad, Morgan was still in lingering fear when he stood beside him. Even though David shouted "Card", he did not move his steps, and always stood there, gradually adjusting his breathing, allowing himself to slowly recover. What Morgan must admit is that in this scene just now, Hugo's seemingly plain, without any outline and crafting performance, easily incorporated the plot into his performance rhythm. Morgan could never forget Hugo's eyes in his mind.

Calmness, but with a creeping and strange feeling, just like seeing a cat's eyes in the middle of the night.

Even Hugo himself could not get out of the role for a while. He supported his hands on the ground, his eyes looked at the chains on his wrists, his breathing was a little disordered. He inhaled slowly and exhaled and adjusted, but his mind was still cold, "I'm going to succeed, he pulled the trigger, I'm going to be famous for the eternal age, I'm going to succeed in martyrdom, everything I longed for will be successful..." The words followed by words kept echoing in his brain like whispers, making Hugo himself shudder.

Hugo's performance in this scene is still not in place, and his control is still not at the level of the first scene. Hugo can obviously feel that his basic skills are not solid enough, and that layer of window paper always exists. This feeling is not very good.

David Finch was in a bad mood at this time. He looked at the embarrassed Brad. After confirming that Brad calmed down, he said, "It's too early to shoot. Shamose still has one line that didn't say, a damn line!" Brad obviously lost control just now, and even fired before Morgan finished speaking the line, which made the shooting just now fail.

However, even though Brad did not lose control, David was not satisfied with Brad's expression just now. In fact, this scene was Brad's shining point. Mills' inner anger and pain were heartbroken. He impulsively wanted to kill the Anonymous, but as a policeman's remaining reason told him that he could not kill the suspect, so Mills struggled.

This kind of hesitation between anger and pain, impulse and reason, Brad's performance is not only inadequate, but also too superficial. He lowered his head and held back his tears, and suddenly raised his head and fell into madness. Although this contrast is very strong and the theme of the performance is clear, Brad is obviously less than one level from Hugo and Morgan's control of the role.

David wanted to communicate with Brad, but he was not a trainer, so he opened his mouth and finally couldn't say what he said, "Milles, let's take a look at your performance just now, and then grasp it." Then he turned to look at Morgan and Hugo. The former turned around to adjust his breathing, while the latter fell into deep thought on all sides. David couldn't help but feel a headache.

As a bystander, David can feel the tension between the three actors, but he cannot feel the feelings of Brad and Morgan, the passive and cowardly dragged by Hugo's powerful aura, but at the same time, he can also feel the performance full of excitement and deep soul. This contradictory stimulation is the essence of the opponent's scene.

David hesitated for a moment and walked to Morgan's side. "The performance rhythm of this scene is very good, but the heat needs to be controlled. I need a few big close-ups, but the performance just now is obviously not strong enough."

Morgan looked at David in a little surprised, but he immediately understood. He nodded to show his understanding, and then turned his attention to Hugo. Before, others said that Hugo missed the performance of "Shawshank Redemption" with him, which was a pity. Morgan disagreed and had nothing to do with Hugo, but he thought Tim Robbins performed well too; but now he finally understood what this sentence means.

Hugo's control over the performance rhythm is indeed very good, and you can feel that Hugo's current performance is still a little harder, which is the so-called insightful point. The acting is overwhelming, but Morgan sensitively noticed that Hugo was controlling, trying to find a balance between restraint and extroverting, and then used his acting skills to craft the role. It was like... it was like a combination of method and performance acting.

You know, Hugo is nearly two years away from being thirty years old, and it is really admirable to see that he has such a profound foundation.

Of course, as a member of the crew, Morgan also knows how much effort Hugo has put in behind this, and sweat is always supported by talent. This is what Morgan admires the most.

After returning to the shooting, the entire performance rhythm was still under control in Hugo. What's amazing is that Hugo always makes the on-site staff feel an illusion that the boundary between Hugo and Anonymous is blurred, the boundary between Brad and Mills is blurred, and even the boundary between Morgan and Shamosse becomes ambiguous. Is this a good thing? Maybe, maybe not, the only thing that is certain is that this is a strange phenomenon.

The previous second people thought it was a duel between Anonymous and Mills, but the next second it would be like Hugo and Brad fighting desperately. This illusion surprised David and was also quite troubled, because it was difficult for him to grasp the scale, and it was too difficult to find a suitable lens effect.

As a result, the scene was filmed until the sun set, but it was still not completed. Although this was expected, David was still a little disappointed because Hugo's performance was steady and full of depth today, which really made people amazed. However, the out-of-control of Brad and Morgan made the situation often unable to meet expectations, and the tension between the three was a little bit worse.

No matter how helpless I have to continue shooting tomorrow. After all, this is the finale and the most exciting part of the whole movie.

The crew of the "Seven Deadly Sins" is being filmed in full swing, and at the same time, another storm brewing centered on the elite agency is coming. Behind the joining of Leonardo, behind the producers of the "Seven Deadly Sins" abandoning the modification of the ending, there is something no one can predict that is brewing a storm.
Chapter completed!