"Listen to me, Matt, you should consider changing too. I'm not saying that Joey's role is bad, I'm just saying that if you want to make a movie, you must choose a completely different character."

"I know, I'm working hard, but you also know that the filmmakers contact me because they're attracted to Joey's popularity."

"Yes, but you have to find a way to make yourself look different, right? I think you are also suitable for the kind of serious and restrained role. If I were to take your job on behalf of you, I would definitely win this role for you."

"You're here again, Fred, can't we not talk about work?"

"I'm serious, Matt, look at yourself, you still have a lot of potential to not be able to achieve, and you shouldn't be confined to comedy roles."

Listening to the discussion between Frederick and Matt, Sean quietly got out of the high chair and walked away somewhere else. It was not that he didn't like Matt. In fact, he had the best relationship with Matt in the three male protagonists of "Friends". This guy still has some similarities with Joey, optimistic, cheerful but not stupid. He has a good relationship with everyone in the crew. Although Sean only acted in "Friends", he can talk to him the best.

However, Matt has a bad habit. When he met a party, he always had to drink a few drinks. Sean was really not interested in drinking today, so he had to signal his agent to help. Although he seemed reluctant, in fact, he wanted to get along with Matt as much as possible and then dig the other party to his side.

However, Sean didn't take a few steps, a familiar voice came into his ears.

"Are you here with your friends?"

"Yes, of course, he also played roles in Friends."

“Have you played a role in Friends?”

"Yes, I've dated you, just those episodes at the end of last year."

"You shouldn't say...you shouldn't say..."

"Yes, Sean? Don, let's come together...hey, Sean!"

Before Garen's voice sounded, Sean was planning to find a place to hide, but when he called out, he couldn't continue, so he could only walk over and squeeze out a smile: "Hi, Garen, have you finally met Jane?"

"Of course, I don't know when it will be until you'll get my signature." Garen said as he pulled open his coat, proudly revealing the name written on his shirt, "How about it?"

"Very good," Sean sighed inwardly, then turned to Jennifer, whose face had become less beautiful, "Hi, Jane, how are you doing lately?"

"How is that possible?" Jennifer said without hesitation, "How good can I be with you in front of me."

"Okay, I apologize, I feel unhappy for you again." Sean raised his hands, seemingly sincere, but the corners of his mouth were slightly raised, and he seemed to be smiling.

"Did you offend Jennifer? When did you offend Jennifer? How could you offend her?!" Garen's eyes swept between Jennifer and Sean, and immediately said angrily. His righteous look was no different from those movie fans who were determined to protect their idols and ignored everything.

Sean couldn't help but cover his forehead.

"As long as you say something, Jennifer, I will deal with this guy well! I promise!" Garen said immediately.

"No, Garen, no, this is just a small problem, I just..." Jennifer hurriedly comforted, then looked at Sean and sighed, "Actually, it's all over. I'm just not willing to let him go easily before."

The beautiful pair of eyes stared at him hard. Although she didn't say anything, Sean understood what she meant: Don't show up in front of Courtney and Lisa, otherwise she wouldn't be like this now.

"Thank you very much for your magnanimity." Sean raised his hands again and owed her body deliberately.

Jennifer snorted softly, then sighed slightly, and then muttered something: "Koko is getting married soon. Matt originally wanted to invite him, but I don't think it's a good idea."

"Oh, of course, I agree completely." Sean knew what she was warning.

After looking at him a few more glances, Jennifer turned around and left, but after a few steps, he stopped, turned to look at Sean, held his fingers to his lips, and then stroked his neck hard, and then continued.

"Wow, it seems you offended her very much." Galen, who was poking her head out from behind Sean, said, and then he thought of something and looked at him again: "You shouldn't..."

"Okay, shut up, didn't you see that move?" Sean immediately gave him an elbow to end the conversation.

Because of her good relationship with Matt, Sean would meet Jennifer several times at parties from time to time. If it were just her, she could say a few words. After all, that incident was an unexpected surprise, and it has been so long, and Sean also deliberately went over to apologize sincerely, so there was still some contact.

But if you add Courtney and Lisa, it would be different. Courtney was fine. She was a little awkward when she was there and didn't pay much attention to Sean, but she finally agreed that he was in front of him. Lisa never gave him a good face. Every time she saw Sean, if he didn't leave, she would leave, and she would be cold with Jennifer and Courtney for a while next - this was what Jennifer said in person.

So much so that Matt once secretly asked Sean what was he who offended Lisa and advised him to apologize.

OK, he is willing to apologize, but he also needs to accept it, right? And how can that kind of thing be said? This is why Jennifer said before that Courteney was going to get married. In addition to warning Sean not to go over, he was also reminding and threatening that if he didn't speak tightly and caused Courteney to get stuck in the marriage, he would be dead.

Although I don’t know how Jennifer will let him die, Sean will definitely not want to try it. To be honest, in his heart... he will occasionally imagine how to ask Jennifer to come out for coffee.

After figuring out James Huang's idea, the next shooting will be much easier for Sean. If he had always used the acting skills of a methodical style before, then he would have turned into a technical style later, and basically it was carried out according to the requirements of the script. The script said that you want to cry here, then you would cry. The script said that you want to be scared here, then you would be scared.

Of course, it is not entirely laissez-faire. Although he is cooperating with Huang, Sean still tries to do better than others. If people recognize his acting skills after "The Genius Ripley" is released, and then they think it is average or even bad to watch "The God of Death", it will be a big deal. Anyway, Huang is watching, and if he performs too well, he will remind him, don't worry about going too far.

In this way, he also had more energy to pay attention to other things. For example, he put forward a constructive opinion on Telly's way of death. What the crew had discussed before was that Alex and Claire were chatting in a street cafe, and Carter took Telly to drive by. Carter thought it was Alex that caused the accident, so he was not very polite to him, even if he saved himself in disguise.

Originally, Carter wanted to leave directly, but the more he walked, he couldn't think about it, so he turned around and drove back in the street, making the traffic on the street mess, almost causing Billy to be killed by another car. Then, after a fight between them, Tylie finally couldn't stand it, scolded Carter, then pushed it into the street and wanted to leave alone, and was hit and killed by the whistling bus on the side of the road.

Although this scene is very sudden and can scare the audience, it is not logical to lay the groundwork enough. He has to honk the whistle before the bus comes. So Sean suggested to modify it. Tylie was excited and didn't want to take Carter's car anymore. She snatched Billy's bicycle and rode it on. But a few feet later, the bicycle tire was stuck on the thorn caused by traffic problems caused by Carter's turn, so a front load, or a branch that was laid deep into the throat.

This is enough to lay the groundwork, and it is also caused by Carter's recklessness on the surface, so he blamed himself very much, making his behavior of parking on the railway while driving the protagonist while carrying the protagonist in a car, making it more convincing.

In this way, and the way the teacher and Billy died was decided, so the script could finally be modified without modifying it, and the relevant scenes could also be filmed. As for which one to shoot first, there are many different opinions, James Huang simply drew a lottery, so the character of Tylie was honored to be the first.

"You bastards, you have already planned it!" Amanda protested loudly about the result.

"Okay, Amanda, can't you just order it? You know, we have killed you countless times on paper, and it's time to practice it." Sean William Scott and Cole Smith, who plays Carter, cheered next to him.

Although it seems to be in politics, in fact, everyone looks smiling. Even Amanda is just a little helpless and annoyed.

So, the scene started shooting like this, and it was still in front of the curtain. Although Huang wanted to go outside for real scene shooting, this kind of shot was more dangerous than ordinary shots. In order to ensure the safety of the actors, it would be better to be indoors.

It was not too difficult. Sean sat at the small round table in the cafe on the decorated street and talked to Catherine about death, while Cole drove over from the side. The filming location of the movie was Warner Studio No. 24, which is one of the largest ones. Not to mention driving a car, it would be fine to drive a few cars in.

Even so, it took more than half a day to complete the filming. Amanda fell off the bicycle again and again, and was then pierced by a sharp object.

"Are you satisfied, bastards!" After hearing the director's official announcement that the filming was over, Amanda, who fell to the ground, got up and shouted, while the guys led by Scott cheered happily to celebrate that someone was finally killed.

Sean smiled and shook her head, took out the prepared towel, walked over and handed it to Amanda, with ketchup flowing all over her neck.

"Thank you, Sean, you're much better than those bastards." Amanda smiled. This was not the first time he's done this.

"You are quite careful." Catherine, who came to help, then smiled at him.

"This is my strength." Sean shrugged.

"Look, Amanda, this is how men are. They will be proud after a little praise." Catherine made a face and pulled Amanda and was about to leave. Amanda had to give Sean an apology look.
Chapter completed!