The airflow in Manhattan, New York, is complex, and it only counts if the pilot says it's okay to take off.

There was a problem with this one. When taking off, the helicopter shook a bit. Director Donaldson watched the scene on the camera monitor for a long time, and then discussed with the director of photography whether to reshoot.

"How's it going?" Elizabeth Sue and Tom Cruise also got off the helicopter and came around to ask about the situation.

"One more shot..." Director Donaldson announced, "Everyone is ready for one more shot. Let's hurry up. Maybe we can shoot the third one, hurry up, hurry up!"

"Oh oh", Elizabeth Sue immediately started walking towards the helicopter.

The helicopter had just stopped, the propellers had stopped, but the tail rotor had not stopped yet.

For civilian helicopters, the tail rotor rotates very quietly and makes almost no noise.

This helicopter model for aerial photography has its tail rotor very close to the ground. This shape has no advantages other than good looks. If you are a professional pilot, you will mark the tail rotor as a restricted area. No one is allowed until it comes to a complete stop.

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"Oh, Shxt!" In addition to getting a propeller aircraft license, Tom Cruise was also taking the test for a helicopter license. When he found out, his face turned pale. Elizabeth Sue did not find the vertical tail rotor that was still rotating at high speed.

If he had gone any further, it would have caused another helicopter accident, the second decapitation accident in the history of film shooting.

Tom Cruise hesitated for a moment, whether to call Elizabeth or run over and pull her.

I saw Ronald rushing over quickly. Cruise also rushed over.

Ronald, who had been thinking about the Vic Morrow beheading accident, discovered that the tail rotor was still spinning before all the staff. He rushed behind Elizabeth and shouted "Elizabeth!"

Elizabeth Sue was startled. She turned back and walked forward at the same time, in order to save shooting time.

Ronald had no choice but to make a sliding shovel, then grabbed Elizabeth Su's legs with his legs, and lowered her down with a standard wrestling move. Then he held up his hands, acting as a buffer for Su who fell to the ground, and then tightly

He hugged her tightly.

"Bah bang bang..." Elizabeth Su, who was beaten to a pulp, hit Ronald, "

What are you doing? Say hello to me with karate?" She also showed a karate move she learned in "The Dragon King".

Ronald stood up slowly, and the two of them were only a few steps away from the tail rotor.

"Look over there," Tom Cruise, who came over, pointed to the helicopter's tail rotor.

"Oh, my God... Oh, my God..." Elizabeth Su's face immediately turned pale, and she screamed loudly in fright.

"It's okay, it's okay." Ronald quickly held her in his arms and patted her back gently.

"Who the hell is in charge of the helicopter?" Director Donaldson discovered the danger and was so angry that he rushed towards the assistant in charge of the helicopter and kicked his butt several times.

"Elizabeth, are you okay? We still have 5 minutes..."

The rental time of the helicopter was precious, and although Donaldson was unkind, the situation dictated that he had to continue filming.

"Your karate is very good. I plan to take some shots of this in the future." Donaldson's eyes lit up when he saw Elizabeth Sue's final moves.

"Oh, that's what I learned when Ronald and I were filming Longwei Boy..." Elizabeth turned back to look at Ronald, her eyes full of gratitude and frightened reply.

"Damn it, these helicopter pilots are all veterans, they don't care about production safety at all." Ronald and Elizabeth nodded and looked at the helicopter pilots.

The pilot wore sunglasses and chewed gum nonchalantly. These people relied on their special license to fly helicopters in Manhattan, but their safety was a mess.
Chapter completed!