(Chapter 831 has also been included, and some have been deleted and modified in Chapter 832...)
"Superbody" was originally invested by Koreans, directed by Luc Besson, and starring Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, and Choi Min-sik.
The Widow Sister plays an American girl living in Taipei who is deceived by a scumbag and becomes a "drug mule" who transports drugs for gangsters. She cuts her belly open, stuffs the packaged drugs inside, and then takes them out again.
But the package of the widowed sister cracked, and the drugs evaporated in her body and merged into her blood and internal organs. So she began to mutate, her brain field developed rapidly, and she was able to survive all the way.
Finally, the brain was developed to 100%, and the body combined with the Tao turned into nothingness!
This film has been praised and criticized, but it was very enjoyable to shoot. It is as fast-paced as a refreshing novel, and the upgrades are clear. After each upgrade, there will be so-called exciting points. In the end, it cost 40 million U.S. dollars and earned 460 million U.S. dollars at the global box office.
When Yao Yuan made this drama, he first replaced Taipei with Hong Kong and increased the scale. One-third of the scenes were shot in Hong Kong.
The Taiwanese gangsters in the original film are too girly:
"Oh, stop making trouble!"
"Stop fighting!"
"Come to the north! You are so cool!"
Secondly, add the American police character played by Dwayne Johnson.
Then at the end, it did not give a vague and unexplained ending like the original film, but made a conjecture that audiences around the world can understand: "The widow has become a high-dimensional creature, and she is everywhere.
!”
The gang boss played by Cui Minzhi was naturally replaced by Tony Leung Ka Fai.
"Click!"
In the interior of a set hotel, the crew of "Super Body" finished shooting a scene and took a lunch break.
Liang Jiahui wiped his sweat, walked over and asked, "How do you feel?"
"Fortunately, no drama. You haven't filmed with a foreigner for several years, right?"
Yu Jiajia, who came to visit the class, smiled.
"I haven't had a few scenes with foreigners in total. Just because I filmed "Lover", people think I am international, but in fact I am the most local."
"I haven't watched "The Lover", but I have watched "The Secret Life of Cixi"!"
"Tsk!"
Liang Jiahui blushed, waved his hands and said: "If you hit someone, you don't want to slap someone in the face. Why don't you just run around and earn a living?"
"Shit, that's Qiu Shuzhen, how much I envy you..."
Yu Jiajia has always regretted that she was not able to see the golden age of Hong Kong actresses with her own eyes. Tony Leung laughed twice, not talking about her as a woman at all, and just chatting with her as a man.
"By the way, the Academy Awards will be held in a while. If you are not busy, you can stay."
"how?"
""Chill"!"
"Oh, can you win the Best Actor Award?"
"I dare not say this, I can only say that I am very confident."
Yu Jiajia thought about her schedule and the three-year plan to stabilize Hong Kong, and then said: "Okay, I'll go to the Academy Awards to have a look."
"Wow, then we are very prosperous. Boss Yu is participating for the first time... I'll let everyone know!"
With that said, Tony Leung called the chairman of the Hong Kong Film Awards, Chen Jiashang.
Chen Jiashang has filmed films such as "Fight Back to School", "Beast Detective", "Fist of Heroes", "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard", etc. After moving to the north, he also filmed the "Painted Skin" and "Four Famous Catchers" series.
"Four Famous Catchers" is the one played by Liu Yifei, Deng Chao and Wu Xiubo.
Yu Jiajia walked around the studio and listened to the chats of the staff. She felt that Hong Kong was a very magical place. It was not like New China or the United Kingdom, but like the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.
It still has the characteristics of strong conflict and blending between feudal tradition and Western culture.
"Hmph! If I were reborn in Hong Kong, I would turn everything upside down..."
Yu Jiajia thought in her heart, but now she wants to do business, and peace is the most important thing, so she just needs to clear out what's in front of her.
"Boss Yu!"
Tony Leung came back after making the phone call and said excitedly: "Everyone is very welcome. I would like to invite you to be the award guest."
"What prize?"
"Best Picture, of course!"
"sure!"
"That's great. They will formally send invitation letters later."
Liang Jiahui seemed very happy. When the rest time came, he hurriedly went to filming again.
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Why do Yao Yuan and Yu Jiajia have to clean up Hong Kong?
Because as 99 Entertainment continues to expand, it will inevitably usurp the interests of the Hong Kong community, and sooner or later they will rebel.
Moreover, Hugelive needs a large number of low-cost works to enrich its film library. Bloody, violent, erotic, thriller, horror, etc. are all necessary.
It's not that I'm looking for Hong Kong stars to act, but these Hong Kong film and television practitioners are very good at shooting these types of things. What Yu Jiajia wants is this group of behind-the-scenes staff...
She visited the class in the morning and went to a coffee shop in Kowloon in the afternoon.
Pushing the door open, there was already a person waiting inside. He was quite old and seemed to be polite.
"Miss Yu!"
"Mr. Chen!"
This person's name is Chen Baisheng, the founder and former president of "Film Fortnightly".
"Film Fortnightly" is a very old and influential magazine in Hong Kong. It was the initiator of the Academy Awards. The first few editions were organized by Fortnightly.
In 1993, the Hong Kong Film Awards Association was established, and the biweekly handed over the hosting rights and was managed by the association. Later, with the decline of Hong Kong films, the biweekly also declined, and it ceased publication as early as 2007.
But Chen Baisheng is still a veteran with deep qualifications and is familiar with all aspects.
The two had talked on the phone for a long time. Chen Baisheng looked very excited and said: "Back then, the magazine lacked funds and could not be sustained. I tried many ways and even asked the Legislative Council for help, but I didn't even get a dime.
In the Internet age, no one will invest in a paper magazine that does not make money. I admire the boss’s heart!”
"I have said since I acquired Golden Harvest that my dream is to revive Hong Kong films, and I am also willing to help you resume publication. Mr. Chen is rich in experience, so naturally he also wants to invite you back to take charge of the overall situation..."
She waved her hand to stop Chen Baisheng who was about to speak, and said with a smile: "But there is no free lunch in the world, I have a condition!"
"Speaking!"
"You must wave the flag and cheer for me when I need it!"
"this……"
Chen Baisheng looked hesitant.
"I won't let you say anything sensitive, but I think in this environment, Hugelive is the best choice for Hong Kong films to break through. However, some traditional-minded guys may not think so. You can regard it as a battle of ideas."
"Miss Yu!"
Chen Baisheng paused and said: "To be a professional and authoritative magazine, the most important thing is to be objective and clear. Think from the perspective of the entire industry and analyze the pros and cons, rather than just focusing on a certain website..."
"Snapped!"
Before he finished speaking, Yu Jiajia slapped the table, "You mean, you're spending my money and you're still not willing to speak for me?"
"I'm not this..."
"Who doesn't know what the ethics of your Hong Kong media are? You think I haven't read the previous bi-weekly, you still break the gossip news, and now you pretend to be aloof to me? You want to get money but don't do anything, do you think I'm an idiot or do you think I'm an idiot?
Are you making yourself an idiot?"
"Come to me if you want to figure it out!"
"Crazy thread!"
Yu Jiajia turned around and walked away, leaving Chen Baisheng with a face that turned red and white.
It turns out! Hong Kong Island is a place where there is no environment for pretending to be aloof. It is just the inherent arrogance towards the mainland. He sat by himself for a while, sighed, and dialed the phone.
"Boss Yu, I didn't think clearly just now..."
(No more!
I’m not in good shape today, so I’ll make up for five chapters tomorrow.)