Entertainment: From the Octagon to the big screen

Chapter 708 - Chaos
Chen Yu rubbed her sleepy eyes and then started touching her husband randomly. Di Lieba murmured twice and at the same time raised her buttocks and pushed against her husband's abdomen.

Chen Yu turned his head to glance at the alarm clock on the low cabinet beside the bed. It was just two o'clock in the morning. Then he tried to free the air-conditioned quilt from Di Lieba's arms again.

But Di Lieba seems to have misunderstood this.

The young lady closed her beautiful eyes and raised her hand in dissatisfaction to unbutton her nightgown. Then she turned over to face Chen Yu and puffed out her chest. However, the air-conditioning quilt still made Di Lieba hug her abdomen tightly.

"Lady, could you please loosen your grip a little?"

Chen Yu pulled the air conditioner again but unfortunately it didn't move at all.

Di Lieba frowned slightly and pulled off the thin shoulder straps of her nightgown.

Chen Yu took advantage of this opportunity to regain control of a small number of air-conditioned quilts.

But after all this ordeal, Chen Yu was no longer sleepy.

I tossed and turned in bed like a pancake, and the scene I was going to shoot today, in which the protagonist slaughtered innocent civilians to avenge his comrades, kept emerging in my mind.

Director Knight reminded Chen Yu before wrapping up yesterday that he must not show any drastic facial expressions in this scene, and that the male lead should shoot the Vietnamese civilians in a very calm and indifferent manner.

It's like accidentally stepping on ants.

Director Knight wanted to use this scene to show his views on the Vietnam War.

The White House, Capitol Hill, and the Pentagon worked together to forcibly recruit American youths who might have been kind or evil into the army and then sent them to Vietnam, and allowed these guys to be twisted into perverted murderers in the green hell.

Whether it was President Eisenhower, who was the first to send a military advisory group to intervene in the Vietnam War, or President Nixon, who pushed to extricate himself from the quagmire due to pressure from the domestic public and the deteriorating international diplomatic environment, it was very clear from the beginning that the United States could not handle or win this farce.

The American youths who landed on this land one after another may have had dreams and visions at the beginning, thinking that they were here to help the South Vietnamese people resist invasion and save democracy, and to create civilization in the process.

However, the chaotic and turbulent political situation in South Vietnam, the corrupt and derelict bureaucrats, and the fearful and stupid generals made the American soldiers lost in an instant.

As Chen Yu's character always whispers:

Our opponents are not only the North Vietnamese regular army and jungle guerrillas, but also the insects, rats and snakes of South Vietnam. We must be careful in front and on the flanks, and at the same time we must be wary of the so-called allies or partners behind us.

Chen Yu's character believes that no place in Vietnam is safe.

North Vietnam, South Vietnam and the United States colluded with each other secretly but betrayed each other.

The soldiers of the three parties are all consumables used by the politicians of the three parties to fight for power and profit.

In order to ensure that they and their comrades can return home alive, the American youths will do whatever it takes in the course of their missions. They will pour ammunition and firepower on any target that looks threatening.

Vietnamese men, women and children who attempted to resist would be treated brutally, and even those who looked directly at the US military without reason might be retaliated against.

The Vietnamese do not trust Americans and the latter also suspect and hate the former.

Chen Yu arrived at the set at six in the morning and stood alone at the door of the hut.

At this moment, Chen Yu was looking for feelings and brewing emotions.

The villagers are played by international students from Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand.

They will be slaughtered by the character played by Chen Yu and a team of American soldiers. A team refers to a platoon-level unit of the Rangers.

A basketball team is a class unit of the Rangers.

The organization of the Rangers stationed in Vietnam was somewhat arbitrary, and they were often reorganized and sent to the South Vietnamese Army and Special Forces to serve as grassroots advisers.

Chen Yu opened the script again. To be honest, he was worried about this scene because the scale was quite explosive, with burning, killing, looting and sexual crimes.

If it is not cut, it will definitely not be released in China.

Director Knight, however, thinks today’s scene is extremely important and must be preserved!

This is how the psychological illness of the character played by Chen Yu was formed and developed. After all, the male protagonist's recollection accounts for a relatively small proportion of the overall length.

Director Knight and his screenwriter team can only use the incident as a remembrance node to quickly guide the audience to examine the male protagonist's unbearable experience.

Today, a group of people holding banners and signs gathered at the entrance of the studio.

They are not Chen Yu's boxing fans.

Instead, they were protesting against the crew for revealing the psychological trauma of the Vietnamese people without permission and turning it into entertainment in a very irresponsible way.

The producer's response was to let the guys scream and scream as much as they wanted, even though he had already called the police and the US Embassy to file a complaint three minutes earlier.

Chen Yu grasped the script and tapped lightly on the palm of his right hand, while tilting his head and looking sideways at the crowd of protesters jumping around at the door.

I didn’t expect that in Brisbane, Australia, there are so many Vietnamese working in business, education, culture and tourism.

Furthermore, the Vietnamese students who joined the crew as extras also looked disdainful.

They think they are repeating history and they can earn a small hourly wage, which is a good deal! As for whether it hurts any ethnic sentiments, it is purely a matter of opinion. In addition, there are many ethnic groups living in Vietnam, and there are many different ethnic groups with grudges and resentments among them.

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For example, the Hmong people were the most loyal lackeys of the US military during the Vietnam War.

The U.S. military helped relocate most of them before evacuating.

Those Hmong people who remained behind to guard their ancestral heritage were liquidated by North Vietnam.

The plot, which is now set to begin filming, will also feature Hmong people.

Of course, the actors who play the Hmong warriors are Thais. After all, the Vietnamese students have to appear as villagers to cooperate with Chen Yu and others.

"Fierce, you know? It's not vicious or cruel."

The assistant director of the crew spread his hands helplessly, trying to make the Thai students understand that being fierce is not the same as being vicious and cruel.

However, his explanation did not achieve the expected effect, so he could only ask Chen Yu for help. The latter never expected that he was qualified to be a teacher.

Chen Yu knew very well how much he weighed, so he didn't talk about any theoretical knowledge but demonstrated it to them directly.

Chen Yu's current acting skills are all acquired through imitation.

Therefore, theoretical knowledge is like a mystery to him, and Di Lieba can teach him theoretical courses, professional courses and appreciation courses.

To be honest, Chen Yu's performance in the octagon cage has nothing to do with ferocity. His style is mainly violent, vicious, and cruel, supplemented by cruelty.

But fortunately, Chen Yu is knowledgeable and knows how to combine these tricks.

Through a few sets of body movements and facial expressions, a group of Thai students were able to barely cope with the group portrait.

After twenty minutes of preparation, all departments of the crew were in gear.

However, the filming was stopped within ten minutes of starting.

On the east side of the hut on the set, Chen Yu pushed away a Vietnamese student who rushed over, and then used his joint skills to push another Vietnamese student directly against the gate.

The Thai student, who had recovered his breath, immediately picked up a prop gun and smashed it at the Vietnamese kid who was controlled by Chen Yu.

Chen Yu was worried that he would get hurt, so he threw the Vietnamese student out and reminded the Thai guy to be careful of sneak attacks from the side and rear.

Director Knight looked confused. He didn't know why the fight broke out.
The security on the set and crew were waiting for his instructions.

Because everyone is not sure whether this is a well-designed plot or story.

At this moment, a group of reporters and paparazzi outside the set all set up their cameras and aimed them at Chen Yu and others, frantically pressing the shutter to take pictures!
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