Tokyo Literary Godfather

The next day, Kei Fujiwara came to the shooting location. The studio had been decorated to look like the interior structure of a barber shop, and Aoi Kono sat in front of the mirror. Shuzo Kobayashi and the stylist looked at Aoi Kono in the mirror.

"Would it look better with a haircut like this?" Kobayashi Shuzo said, pointing to a page in a hair style magazine.

The stylist tilted his head and took a look and said, "It doesn't suit her face shape. This hairstyle looks good only on people who are so thin that their cheeks are sunken."

Kono Aoi swallowed subconsciously, feeling a little guilty, thinking that the stylist was criticizing her for getting fat again.

But the stylist didn't think that much. In fact, even the 90-pound Aoi Kono has a cute face with a little baby fat. If she were so thin that her cheeks would be sunken, she would probably lose one mouthful of food. starve.

"Isn't it good to just keep her original hairstyle? Why does she suddenly need to trim it?" the stylist asked in confusion.

"Because this is the hairstyle she wears in "Hansawa Naoki". This drama is so popular, and she has left such a deep impression on the audience. If she doesn't change her style, I'm afraid the audience will be confused when watching this drama. It reminds me of her appearance when she played the mistress..." Kobayashi Shuzo said helplessly.

Standing behind everyone, Fujiwara Kei happened to hear the conversation between Kobayashi Shuzo and the stylist, and felt that what they said made sense.

However, Kono Aoi's long hair is almost to her waist. It would be a pity to cut it off hastily. Moreover, artists' hair cannot be cut casually. You may not be accepting endorsements for shampoo and conditioner products. You can cut it with just one scissor. I lost tens of millions to others.

The artist itself is a special commodity. If you want to change certain attributes of the commodity, of course you must obtain the permission of the merchant.

Fujiwara Kei stepped forward and touched Kono Aoi's hair, "Kono, would you like to change your look?"

Kono Aoi nodded, "I've wanted to cut it short for a long time. It would be troublesome to wash it, but Miss Fukuyama wouldn't let me."

Fujiwara Kei looked at Kobayashi Shuzo, "What did Miss Fukuyama say?"

Kobayashi Shuzo said: "Ms. Mizuhara and Agent Fukuyama discussed this matter, and Agent Fukuyama agreed and agreed to cooperate with the crew in changing their hairstyle."

This is why Kei Fujiwara will immediately consider Etsuko Fukuyama's artist whenever he shoots a new drama. She is always very cooperative and will not argue back and forth with them on trivial matters, wasting both parties' energy and time.

Previously, Etsuko Fukuyama handled Araki Kiko's matter very decisively. She even exposed the negative information about her own artist and then blocked her immediately.

Of course, this was Araki Kiko's attempt to kill herself, making some sideline hints in an attempt to create hype and stunts. The result was that she offended Kei Fujiwara, a great screenwriter in the industry, and also disgraced a popular newcomer in her company.

But after all, he didn't do anything explicitly. Kei Fujiwara didn't pay much attention to this matter at first, and he didn't even call Etsuko Fukuyama to question him. But what surprised him was that Etsuko Fukuyama directly revealed the scandalous photos she had purchased before, forcing Kiko Araki to quit the industry.

Although Araki Kiko's popularity has dropped a lot, after all, there are still three pounds of nails in a broken ship, so she abandoned it directly and cut off the possibility of her continuing to make a living in this industry.

Cruel enough and decisive enough.

After Araki Kiko's black material was revealed, Fukuyama Etsuko called Fujiwara Kei and said that their firm would express support to the outside world for Mr. Fujiwara. Although they did not directly say that Araki Kiko's black material was revealed by themselves, Fujiwara Kei Naturally, it is also clear that there is no need to speak too clearly, as long as both parties understand each other.

Fujiwara Kei took the hair style magazine, flipped through it and read it carefully.

According to the script of "Life is Beautiful", the male protagonist is a barber who comes from a medical family but has no talent or interest in studying medicine, while the female protagonist is a disabled person.

One of the plots in the play is that the male protagonist cuts the female protagonist's hair, so there must be a change in the female protagonist's hairstyle in the play, and this change must be obvious so that the audience can see it at a glance.

In the original work, the heroine initially had a messy sheep-curl hair, but was later trimmed by the hero into a delicate, straight black hair.

How about restoring the styling design in the original work? Give Kono Aoi the whole aunt's head first? What I am pursuing is a contrast. The hairstyle in the front is ugly enough. Only after the hairstyle is changed by the male protagonist can the male protagonist’s exquisite craftsmanship be reflected...

Fujiwara Kei was flipping through the magazine, and suddenly a hairstyle came into view. Fujiwara Kei's eyes lit up, and a cute face suddenly appeared in his mind. Then he looked at Kono Aoi, not to mention that the two people had many similarities in appearance. at.

Kei Fujiwara handed the magazine to the stylist, pointed to one of the pages and said: "In the early stage, you can do whatever you want, but don't make too big a move. In the later stage, I want her to have this hairstyle, so leave some room."

The stylist stretched his neck and glanced at the magazine, then looked at Kono Aoi, and imagined it in his mind. I think the look chosen by Kei Fujiwara is pretty good, and it should suit Kono Aoi. Kono Aoi should look cute with this hairstyle.

The hairstyle Kei Fujiwara chose was the hairstyle Seiko Matsuda had in his original world. In the parallel world, Matsuda Seiko was a popular star in the 1980s. Even her hairstyle was very popular and was called the Seiko Hair. Looking around, the streets were full of "Seiko Hair".

It just so happens that "Life is Beautiful" is also a story about a hairdresser. If the heroine's hairstyle can be promoted as a popular element, it will also help the spread of the show.

At that time, this hairstyle will be called Kono head...

"The back should be fluffier, and the bangs should be curlier." The hairstyle in the magazine is just similar to the Saint's head, in order to let the stylist better understand what kind of hairstyle he wants. Fujiwara Kei directly picked up a pencil and notebook and started to draw.

The stylist glanced at it, then randomly found a head model, manipulated it with scissors, and communicated with Kei Fujiwara about the details of the hairstyle.

The two worked hard on a wig on a dummy's head, and finally got the effect Kei Fujiwara wanted.

Seeing Kono Aoi looking here longingly, Fujiwara Kei twisted the dummy head and faced her, "What do you think? Is this hairstyle cute?"

Kono Aoi nodded, touched her hair, imagined her hairstyle looking like this, and then said happily: "Yeah, cute."

Fujiwara Kei smiled and said, "Have you completed today's ten kilometers and two thousand rope skipping?"

Kono Aoi: "..."

The crew has been filming Yamashita Mayu's scenes these days, and plans to film scenes related to the heroine in ten days. Mainly because Aoi-chan is currently in the process of losing weight urgently, and she must try her best to present the best image to the audience in the first episode.

As for whether you can't catch up with the broadcast time, don't worry too much. Japanese TV stations have always had the habit of broadcasting special episodes.

In fact, it is a side story, and even the word "side story" is originally from Japan. Shooting special episodes and spin-off dramas is a consistent method in the Japanese broadcast industry. After "Furahata Jinsaburo" became popular, the production company also filmed a spin-off drama of "Furahata Jinsaburo". It was filmed with the protagonist's assistant as the protagonist, and the name was "Imaizumi Shintaro". It was broadcast appropriately late at night. I heard that the ratings have always been Around 3% to 5%, which is pretty good.

After "Hansawa Naoki" is finished, a special episode or two will be released. With the current popularity of "Hansawa Naoki", the ratings of the special episode will not be too low.