Wrong, it is wrong to vent your anger on them, we did not give the Vietnam War veterans the help they deserve..."

Aunt Karen was very happy that there are still such actors in Hollywood who do not discriminate against Vietnam War veterans, but speak from a fair standpoint. She came back and put the remaining cookies into Ronald's mouth, and kept praising Gary.

Sinise.

"Haha, if you are interested, you can organize a charity organization with him to help Vietnam War veterans overcome some difficulties..."

"That's what I meant..." Aunt Karen's daughter is now married, Ronald's family is happy, and all that's left is to think about serving the community.

Aunt Karen was busy, pouring coffee for Ronald, helping him take out the trash, and moving the chair with Ronald's name on it. She was busier than Ronald's own assistant.

intimate.

Suddenly, she saw a group of Asian people walking towards Ronald. They were all wearing white T-shirts with a line of Chinese characters written on them, and she blurted out, "Hey, what are they wearing?"

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Ronald understands Chinese, so of course he recognizes these martial arts masters from Xiangjiang. The clothes they wear say, "Our director likes the big ones!"

"Why are you wearing this T-shirt?" Ronald was also confused and asked them.

"Brother Long gave us instructions before we came, and we have to listen to your director. He said that you invited us here just to make the scene big... big explosions, big actions, so the assistant who arranged our board and lodging sent us

I got these T-shirts. Look, they also have them, but they’re written in English..."

The first ones are the martial artists who assisted Ronald in filming Demi Moore's Coke commercial. These people have been hanging out with Jackie Chan for a long time, and what they are best at is shooting those very powerful actions.

Ronald asked them to come because he wanted to shoot scenes of bombing the jungles of Vietnam. Some explosion scenes required them to use Lavia to create some sense of power when being blown away by bombs.

Hollywood's special effects staff were inexperienced in shooting this kind of shot, so after Ronald tried it, he called Jackie Chan. With one phone call, several elites from the Long Family Class were summoned to assist in the shooting.

"Our director likes big ones..."

On the other side, those in the special effects team also put on T-shirts that made fun of Ronald, and made some preparations on the shore.

"When the time comes, they will run over from here. If you are here in this pit, you will miss the mark, and then we will change the actors and go up..."

Ronald explained the key points of the shooting to the two stand-ins, and then Van Fleet and his computer post-effects team made on-site measurements, and the stand-ins for Hanks and Mykelti Williamson were also completed.

Prepare.

"Action!"

Following the running route precisely prescribed by the special effects team, Hanks' stand-in, holding Mykelti Williamson's stand-in, ran quickly out of the woods.

For a long time, only the ups and downs of the heads and shoulders of the two special effects avatars, the one running and the one being held, could be seen in the viewfinder.

Suddenly, A-Gump's stand-in stumbled, stepped into a pre-dug hole with one foot, and almost fell to the ground. He tried hard to maintain his balance, then recovered, and ran closer and closer with Babu's stand-in in his arms.

"Cut!"

Ronald is very satisfied. When the time comes, those explosion scenes will be superimposed with real shots and post-production computer special effects. The real shots are of A-Gump holding Babu and running hard.

"Tom..."

Ronald turned back and called Tom Hanks. In the early stage of running, the two stuntmen did a good job. But when you get to the pit, you can see the person's face clearly. So you have to take advantage of the pit to move the actor's head

Down, then up, time. Cut to real shots of Hanks and Mykelti Williamson.

"ah……"

Tom Hanks tried holding Mykelti Williamson twice, but found that Mykelti Williamson was too tall and too heavy. He could barely pick him up and it was impossible for him to run again.

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"How about we let a substitute come and change the head later?" Ronald asked Van Fleet to discuss.

"I'm afraid the workload for this shot is too much. Ten seconds, twenty-four frames per second, two characters have to change their heads..."

"Boss..."

Just when Ronald was in a dilemma about what to do in the most efficient way, those martial arts masters from Xiangjiang took the initiative to speak, "Boss, we can use wires to hang this black brother, and then we can pull him to reduce his pain.

Weight, so that the white man can run easily... What special effect you have on the steel wire, can't it be repaired on the computer?"

"Can you keep his balance while holding him while running?" When Ronald heard this, he thought it was a good idea. Cutting out the wire was much less work than cutting out the portrait. He just wanted to know whether they could run.

For about ten seconds, the force on Mykelti Williamson was kept even, so that Hanks would not suddenly become overweight and let Barb fall, without confidence.
Chapter completed!