"It's a pity I have my own studio in Shanghai, otherwise I would have signed with your company too..." Xu Zheng joked.
“Teacher Xu Zheng, I think I actually have a suitable script that would be perfect for the two of you to film.”
"It was originally intended for a film starring artists signed to my studio..."
Then Wang Yueheng looked at the two of them and said.
"What?"
"What?"
Xu Zheng and Wang Qiang were both stunned.
The singer in front of me actually has a new script?
Where does he get so much creative energy?
"Um, how does it compare to the movie 'Dying to Survive'?"
Xu Zheng looked at Wang Yueheng with an anxious expression and asked.
If the other party can really come up with a suitable script for me to act in, joining Wang Yueheng's studio wouldn't be a big problem.
Wang Qiang stood there blankly, completely bewildered by Wang Yueheng's sudden news.
Did I really get a role in return for sending two bags of dates?
"Let's talk inside. You guys sit on the sofa for a while, I'll go get the script."
Wang Yueheng then went straight into his room and locked the door.
Mo Zixue was surprised to learn that Wang Yueheng had gone back to his room to retrieve a script he had already written.
Just how many more secret schemes is Wang Yueheng hiding...?
Two minutes later, Wang Yueheng came out with a printed script.
The script copyright had already been registered when the script was exchanged.
He then handed it to Xu Zheng, who was sitting on the sofa.
"Is the character '人在' pronounced jiong?"
Xu Zheng glanced at the script cover and asked curiously.
“Yes, it’s a journey full of mishaps,” Wang Yueheng said with a smile.
"Director, can I also read this script?"
Wang Qiang stared at the script in Xu Zheng's hand and asked hesitantly.
I'm just a background actor, how could I possibly be qualified to read a new script with Director Xu Zheng...
"That's right, it's for the two of you to see. If it's suitable, we can discuss how to film this movie."
Wang Yueheng sat down on the bench opposite him, sipping his tea and speaking.
Mo Zixue also curiously looked at the notebook in Xu Zheng's hand, wondering what kind of work it would be this time.
Upon hearing this, Xu Zheng hurriedly looked down and flipped through the script in his hand.
While watching, silently recite the key information from the play.
Wang Qiang also leaned his head slightly closer, his eyes scanning the script.
"Li Chenggong, the toy factory owner..."
"Niu Geng, the milkman who collects debts..."
"Haha, should we stop the plane and open the windows?"...
As he watched, Xu Zheng couldn't help but chuckle.
It is completely opposite to the somewhat depressing and heavy style of "Dying to Survive".
The script for this movie, titled "Lost in Thailand," is entirely a comedy.
Furthermore, the characters are vividly portrayed, the plot is simple and clear, and there are no scenes that are deliberately suspenseful or profound.
The entire plot is purely for the purpose of generating laughs and delivering punchlines.
This is definitely a comedy commercial film that's perfect for release during the Spring Festival!
Furthermore, the characters of the two main roles in the play were completely tailor-made for themselves and Wang Qiang!
"Director Yue Heng, don't tell me you wrote this script too?"
After a while, Xu Zheng, having finished reading the script, looked up at Wang Yueheng and asked incredulously.
The play is a comedy.
But if it's still a script written by Wang Yueheng, that would be a bit scary.
The film "Dying to Survive" was enough to make Wang Yueheng famous in the fields of directing and screenwriting.
"A Chinese Odyssey" even led director Zhou An to completely rewrite the script.
This is another absolutely outstanding comedy film, "Lost in Thailand".
If a singer can write so many excellent scripts, how are other directors and screenwriters supposed to survive?
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