Wei Changfeng glared at Xiao Hao and gently scolded, "Don't talk nonsense on set!"
"CUT! CUT!" Director Xu, who was directing from a distance, shouted, startling them.
The assistant director also shouted into the microphone, "Everyone take a break, we'll resume filming in half an hour!"
Progress was slow, and everyone on set was a bit demoralized.
Wei Changfeng and the other two returned to the RV during their rest time, and only then did they dare to speak loudly. They started chatting about the topic they had just discussed.
Zhao Hui wondered if Director Xu's film also had powerful backers? Wasn't he the one who personally selected the actors?
Wei Changfeng told him that the third female lead was in the same situation as the first female lead; the actress was replaced at the last minute.
However, there is a slight difference: Shi Xinxin was unable to act due to tax issues, while the actress originally slated for the third female lead role has been replaced by a girl named Wang Yilan.
Xiao Hao was right; it was common knowledge in the film crew that this Miss Wang had powerful connections.
However, there were many people on set, and walls have ears, so Wei Changfeng didn't want him to say too much on set.
The new third female lead is alluring and has a graceful figure; her appearance alone seems to fit the character in the story.
Unfortunately, her acting skills were terrible; she seemed like a complete novice with no acting experience and showed no signs of understanding.
Director Xu specially arranged an acting teacher to tutor her. Among the staff she brought, there was reportedly a teacher who was also a graduate of the drama academy, who taught her acting one-on-one.
There really is such a thing as talent when it comes to acting.
Some actors are born for this, while others need guidance and instruction. And then there are those who, no matter how much you guide them, are simply hopeless—they're like blocks of wood.
For example, the three lead actors in the once wildly popular South Korean film "The Classic" are now all highly regarded and have mature acting skills.
However, if you've seen this movie, you'll notice the huge differences in the acting skills of these three when they were just starting out.
Cho Seung-woo, who plays Joon-ha, won the Best Actor award at both the Grand Bell Awards and the Baeksang Arts Awards at the age of 25, making him a truly gifted actor.
In the movie, Jo In-sung, who was taller and more handsome, appeared much more wooden in his performance. His current leap in acting skills is the result of his continuous hard work.
The performance of the female lead, Son Ye-jin, was a bit green, but it fit the character's description in the drama, so it didn't feel out of place.
The three lead actors were all very young at the time and their ages were similar, but their acting skills as newcomers varied greatly.
Fortunately, they are all now excellent actors, just with different paths to success and at different times.
The two lead actors in Director Xu's film, Wei Changfeng and Du Shuang, are both quite talented and have worked hard, making them outstanding among young actors. However, they still have a certain gap to close compared to true veteran actors.
Wang Yilan, the third female lead, is the kind of "hopeless case" character.
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