"You, this piece of trash, do you think you’re sothing special just because you’re a prince? A useless prince, that’s all you are. What right do you have to reject here? You’re a disgrace to the royal family, trash!" The relentless sarcasm and disdain, the malicious insults and curses, especially coming from a woman’s mouth, made it all the more grating to the ear.
"Even if I’m trash, I have no wish to marry you. Sharp-tongued, low intelligence, narrow-minded, I am trash but I still look down on you!" The man’s voice, constrained with barely suppressed emotion, seed to have a slight tremble, betraying his intense effort to control himself. This was evident from his clenched fists, showing how difficult it was for him to remain composed.
"You, you think I want to marry you? The one I like is the Crown Prince, definitely not a piece of trash like you, trash, trash, trash, trash!" The woman’s face turned red and then pale, frustrated and angry, she shouted chaotically and then ran away like the wind, leaving the man standing there with a gradually darkening face, his silhouette rigid, refusing to bend.
"Cut! OK, that’s a wrap." Mike was very pleased as he called cut. This was a scene between the male lead and the supporting actress, requiring emotionally distanced performances, and both actors played their parts exceedingly well.
"The Future Thirty-Nine Days" is a sci-fi futuristic movie that tells the story of the struggle between the imperial alliance of several planets and alien invaders, after the formation of the planetary alliance. Naturally, the male lead is the scorned prince played by Qin Jiran, while the female lead is the cool and ruthless female assassin played by Tang Ya. The charming and dazzling Crown Prince was the male supporting character, and the female supporting role was the narrow-minded and capricious fiancée seen earlier. All four characters had essential roles in the film and were carefully selected by Qin Jiran and Mike.
During the break, Qin Jiran imdiately went over to Su Yanyi. They had arrived together at the studio early in the morning. Qin Jiran was responsible for acting, and Su Yanyi simply sat quietly watching the play, which in turn made the whole atmosphere of the crew calm down. Apart from the sounds of filming, everyone else was quiet as mice, afraid of making any noise that might upset Su Yanyi.
"After you ca, everyone in the crew has beco more behaved," Qin Jiran noticed the change in the crew and whispered teasingly to Su Yanyi.
"What, they’re not well-behaved when I’m not here?" Although they spoke softly, so of the crew overheard them. Best Actor Qin’s remark wasn’t much, but Queen Su’s retort instantly made those who heard it very nervous. Does Her Majesty the Queen’s question have to be so sharp?
"Hehe, don’t scare them. Haven’t you seen the assistant cinematographer over there? He’s gone pale," Qin Jiran found everyone’s reaction amusing. Yanyi wasn’t going to eat them; he wondered what they were so afraid of, behaving as though mice had seen a cat.
Su Yanyi glanced at the so-called assistant cinematographer. The assistant, who was originally cleaning the cara, was scared off in an instant, disappearing with a whoosh.
"..." A corner of Su Yanyi’s eye twitched, but Qin Jiran couldn’t help but laugh, saying, "Don’t mind them, they’re just playing around. Are the babies still asleep? With so much noise, I wonder if they’re awake."
The babies had been brought to the set first thing in the morning, pushed in their strollers, sleeping all the way until now, their tiny snoring figures just too adorable.
"Eat, sleep, sleep, eat, babies like pigs." When it ca to the babies, Su Yanyi felt all sorts of entangled. She had seriously asked her own mother whether she had been like that as a child, firmly believing she definitely hadn’t been that way.
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