China Entertainment: Gao Yanei wants to be the best actor

The book continues from the above:

It is said that since Gao Fei and Yang Shoucheng reached a cooperation agreement, Yingpan has actually sent many scripts to him.

But it's a pity that Gao Fei didn't like any of them.

It wasn't that he wanted to break the contract, but that the quality of the script Ying Pan sent over was just mediocre.

For example, "Meow", in Gao Fei's opinion, is completely a juvenile special effects film.

It's nothing more than the little daily things that a cat comes to earth and gets along with ordinary people on earth.

Hollywood has filmed this story countless times.

Therefore, it is not that difficult to create new ideas in photography.

Especially since Ying Pan is not willing to spend too much money on digital special effects, it is basically impossible to shine.

Similar to this, there is another film called "The God of Cookery" that is somewhat similar to Zhou Xingxing's "The God of Cookery".

After Gao Fei reluctantly read the book, he returned it without commenting a word.

So the film and television industry is like this, droughts die and floods die.

Even though Gao Fei doesn't like these books, they are still a scarce resource outside.

Even if he doesn't act, there are many celebrities who are willing to act.

One can imagine how picky Gao Fei is now and how finicky his appetite is.

In view of this, when she received the book from Yingpan Pictures again, Han Li couldn't help but persuade:

"Boss, why don't you lower your standards a little bit?"

"If you continue like this, Mr. Yang will probably suspect you of being a rogue. This will not give you a good reputation!"

When Gao Fei heard this, his expression did not change and he said casually:
"Why am I being a rascal?"

"Didn't I write everything when I signed the contract? We will collaborate on three movies together, but the premise is that the script must satisfy me!"

"What does it have to do with me that we can't continue to cooperate now? We can only blame them for their poor screenwriting skills."

As he spoke, Gao Fei casually opened the folder.

Well, this time Ying Pan was brave enough to release two scripts at once, but I don’t know how good the quality was!

Thinking of this, Gao Fei immediately looked curious.

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Speaking of which, the first book handed over by Yingpan was actually the same as "I'm Not the God of Medicine". It was also adapted from a news event in 2003.

At that time, a tainted witness of the Independent Commission Against Corruption in Singapore was murdered before coming to Hong Kong. As a result, the cigarette smuggling case could not go to trial. The subsequent cases were also difficult to detect. It is said that many people died.

However, due to confidentiality reasons, the entanglement has not been known to the outside world.

It was not until the first half of this year that the Independent Commission Against Corruption took the initiative to contact Yingpan Pictures when it wanted to disclose some resolved cases to the film and television industry so that they could be made into film and television works to serve as a warning.

Director Mak Siu adapted the incident into a script after gaining in-depth knowledge of some internal ICAC archives.

Only then did Gao Fei have the copy of "Integrity" in front of him.

Of course, after the script is adapted, it will naturally be different from the real events.

To put it simply, this script tells the story of the Independent Commission Against Corruption's investigation of a serious illegal domestic bribery case, when the only important witness and whistleblower suddenly fled inexplicably.

Unprepared, the investigators responsible for the case could only try their best to recover them, but during the arrest process, they accidentally discovered that there was a huge conspiracy behind them.

How can I put it, the quality of the script is good, at least much better than those scripts that Ying Pan sent before.

But then again, although the quality of this book is good, it is not good enough.

Anyway, in Gao Fei's view, this is barely a passable commercial film script.

Basically all the routines used in Hong Kong movies can be found in this movie.

So although Gao Fei is a little interested, but not much!
Just like "this book has something, but not much"!
Thinking of this, Gao Fei threw the document aside in disappointment and picked up another one.

Seeing this situation, Han Li sighed helplessly.

She was already thinking about how to explain to Yang Shuocheng that her boss was becoming increasingly picky.

But while Han Li was drafting her draft, Gao Fei's expression gradually became serious.

Even after he finished reading one side, he frowned and turned to the front to read it again.

With such an abnormal sight, even if Han Li was blind, she would naturally understand that something was wrong.

But she still underestimated the quality of this book after all.

When Gao Fei came back from his thoughts, he immediately saw Hunter Xin and said happily:
"Contact Lao Yang and tell me that I am very satisfied with this book."

"I'm still not sure about some plots. If it's convenient, I'll ask the director and screenwriter to fly over as soon as possible."

"By the way, tell him not to be so stingy."

"How can someone with [-] million make a shitty blockbuster now? If he doesn't have money, I can control it."

"Whatever is missing, I will make up for it!!!"

Seeing Gao Fei's heroic appearance, Han Li immediately realized how optimistic her boss was about this project.

Thinking of this, Han Li's eyes suddenly couldn't help but narrowed in excitement.

There was no way around it. Based on her experience, films that were usually taken so seriously by Gao Fei were almost all big hits later on.

So when she thought about having another blockbuster movie in hand, Han Li's eyes were immediately full of small money.

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Not to mention how Han Li was obsessed with money, Yang Saucheng was immediately overjoyed after receiving Zhou Yi's feedback.

After all, it feels so good to work with Gao Fei.

For example, the last time Ying Pan's profit from "One Man's Martial Arts" was almost equal to the total profit of the past three years.

Even leaving aside Gao Fei himself, Zhouyi Film and Television itself is also an excellent partner.

At least those who are involved in the Chinese entertainment industry today cannot avoid the behemoth Zhouyi Film and Television.

For example, since last year, more and more celebrities from Hong Kong and Taiwan have participated in the Xiongan Equestrian Charity Race.

As for the existence of the Xiong'an Guild, they were even more envious and amazed, and couldn't help but get involved.

After all, as the mainland's film and television industry becomes more and more powerful, Hong Kong and Taiwan artists have actually been slowly marginalized.

Gone are the days when Hong Kong and Taiwan stars would be approached by projects while sitting at home.

Most of the time, when they learn about the approval of certain film and television projects, they often don’t know how many hands the news has changed.

Therefore, those Hong Kong and Taiwan artists who have not paid much attention to building connections in the mainland in the past, even if their acting skills and reputation are acceptable, still cannot get any good roles.To a certain extent, the lag in news is also one of the reasons why Hong Kong and Taiwan artists have gradually become obsolete.

However, Gao Fei did not show any respect to some high-risk celebrities.

For example, Ke Zhenzhen, who forced Jiang Zhiqiang to reshoot "Monster Hunt" last year, ranks first among high-risk stars.

Below him are two brothers, Fang Mo and Zhang Zuming.

For this reason, Cheng Long frequently approached Gao Fei to plead with him some time ago, and he even shamelessly mentioned his old friendship.

Alas~ I can only say that I pity the hearts of parents all over the world!

It's just a matter of one code and one code. No matter how much Cheng Long's face, Gao Fei can't let the credibility of the Xiong'an Guild be destroyed by Fang Mo.

Therefore, in the end, Brother Cheng Long could only return disappointed.

However, Gao Fei heard that he didn't seem to have given up, so he turned around and collaborated with Shanghai Film Academy to produce an anti-war film "Railway Tigers".

I don't know which god I asked for help, but I actually had to stuff Fang Mo in.

And from review to release, all the joints have been opened up. By the end of the year, domestic audiences will be able to see Fang Mo in theaters.

(⊙o⊙)…Uh~ Gao Fei can only admire some people’s hands and eyes.

Although this behavior was a slap in the face of the Xiong'an Guild to a certain extent, Gao Fei didn't pay too much attention.

After all, his original intention of setting up the "blacklist" was to remind people, not to block them.

If anyone really doesn't believe in evil and wants to try it, he can only ask for his own blessings.

In fact, it is very unwise for Brother Cheng Long to do this, and it can even be said to be in vain.

Because after using up all the favors this time, Fang Mo will still be banned in the future, so why bother!

Compared with this, Zhang Guoli is a bit more rational.

After it was determined that Zhang Zuming could no longer continue filming, he was sent abroad directly. It was considered as out of sight but out of mind.

But then again, the current situation was actually unexpected by Gao Fei.

Previously, he asked Han Li to add a page for [High-Risk Practitioners] and [High-Risk Film and Television Organization] on the official website of the Xiongan Guild, which was originally just to cooperate with the implementation of the "** Order."

But I didn't expect that I would see the effects on myself now.

If everyone in the past had "more respect than fear" for Gao Fei, then now people in the industry have "more fear than respect" for him.

The situation changed so quickly that Gao Fei was really caught off guard.

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Perhaps it's because Gao Fei's status in the industry is not what it used to be.

After receiving feedback from Zhou Yi, Yang Shoucheng quickly rushed to the capital with director Zhuang Wenqiang.

By the way, the book "Wushuang" was written by Zhuang Wenqiang.

In fact, before becoming a director, Zhuang Wenqiang was a well-known screenwriter in Hong Kong.

For example, he is one of the screenwriters of classic Hong Kong films such as "Tokyo Raiders", "Initial D", "Mouse Falls in Love with Cat", "The Departed", and the "Infernal Affairs" trilogy.

As for his directorial works, except for the "Eavesdropping" series that he wrote and directed, most of them were rejected.

Therefore, Zhuang Wenqiang paid special attention to this meeting.

In fact, Zhuang Wenqiang wrote this book as early as 2011.

It's just that he happened to be at a low point in his career at that time. After his director's "Guan Yunchang" and "The Wind Listener" were two consecutive hits, no one wanted the script written by Zhuang Wenqiang.

In addition, the subject matter of the book "Wushuang" is a bit sensitive, so it has been backlogged until now.

Therefore, after the meeting, although Zhuang Wenqiang was worried that Gao Fei would regret it, he still mentioned the matter carefully.

But after hearing this, Gao Fei chuckled and waved his hand casually, telling him not to take it to heart.

After all, no matter how sensitive the subject matter is, can it still be as sensitive as "I'm Not the God of Medicine"?

Since "I'm Not the God of Medicine" can be filmed, what does the mere scale of "Wushuang" mean?

Seeing Gao Fei acting like this, Yang Shoucheng, who had been sitting next to him with a smile and said nothing, immediately felt a shiver in his heart.

He thought he had seen Gao Fei clearly from the last time they met.

Now it seems that he underestimated Gao Fei after all!
Seeing Gao Fei's increasingly powerful aura, Yang Shoucheng suddenly felt that what Hollywood said made sense.

Anomalies like Gao Fei can no longer be defined by their identities as actors or film and television company bosses.

After thinking about it, only the nickname "Emperor of Film and Television" can really describe his status in the industry.

"Alas~ Shallow water can't raise a real dragon after all!"

For a moment, Yang Shoucheng couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

On the other side, after some communication with Zhuang Wenqiang, Gao Fei finally understood the book completely.

It turns out that each of the leading actors in the script had to play the role of two people.

I have to say, this is an amazing idea.

Of course, wanting to harness such stunning creativity also tests the screenwriter and director’s storytelling abilities.

From this perspective, Zhuang Wen is indeed the best choice to direct the script "Wushuang".

Because no one knows this script and this story better than him!

So the two parties quickly reached a consensus on the director's choice.

However, when talking about the choice of actors, Gao Fei suddenly stopped and turned to look at Zhuang Wenqiang standing aside with a slightly raised corner of his mouth:
"If I guess correctly, you wrote the role of Wu Fusheng specifically for Fa Ge, right?"

After saying that, without waiting for his answer, Gao Fei chuckled, shook his head and said:
"Haha~ It's so similar, it's almost tailor-made for him."

Seeing this, Zhuang Wenqiang didn't say anything and immediately acquiesced with a smile.

When Gao Fei saw this, he looked at Yang Shuucheng opposite him proudly, and joked with a smile:
"Mr. Yang, you see, it's not that I think you are stingy."

"Your [-] million is not enough to pay Fa Ge and I, [-] million is about the same!"

"How's it going? Do you want to follow?"

"If you don't follow, I will reluctantly accept the rest."

To be honest, if it weren't for the agreement with Ying Pan, Gao Fei would have wanted to take care of this project and do it himself.

But who is Yang Shoucheng?
He dared to invest 5000 million for Jiang Wen to make a movie more than ten years ago, and he is naturally not stingy now.

Although the budget was doubled, the old guy agreed without hesitation without blinking an eye.

I feel both admiration and pity for Gao Fei...