Ace Hollywood

Daniel ran into a problem when he played Jack Sully.

This is beyond everyone's expectations.

When he announced that he would join "Avatar", many public opinions believed that an Oscar-winning actor had joined a purely commercial film - this is what James Cameron himself said, when asked if he had the confidence to surpass When "Titanic" performed at the Oscars, he thought "Avatar" would not be liked by the Oscars and the judges, and the nature of this "Avatar" provides an explanation.

This is a movie that doesn't need any superb acting skills.

Daniel's participation in it is obviously a bit "wasteful".

"However, among all the Oscar winners, perhaps no one has more power to waste his time than Daniel—according to the career lifespan of male actors, he has at least fifty years left to act. And according to his healthy living habits, I'm afraid it will be longer. In that case, what is the point of being self-willed once in a while?"

The "Chicago Daily Tribune" reported the news slightly "sour".

Almost everyone thinks that Daniel's joining is overkill.

So, everyone was very surprised when Daniel revealed that he was in a difficult situation.

As far as the role of Jack is concerned, the real part is very simple, and the scenes are relatively small. But in the Na'vi body, that is, when performing in front of special cameras in the studio, Daniel found it difficult to feel comfortable.

"I think your performance is fine."

James looked at the finished product. Even with the new technology applied, Daniel was still adapting well. He didn't quite understand why Daniel was so anxious.

Of course there is a reason for this.

After Daniel was reborn in Hollywood, he started hanging out. A Chinese actor with profound accomplishments in performing a show has been directing Daniel's body and performing all kinds of people: Roman emperor, Polish pianist, amnesia agent . Middle-aged diplomats, pirate captains, etc... But I know that I met Jack in "Avatar".

Daniel suddenly found a problem.

The soul and the body are incompatible!

In the past 8 years, he once thought that he had been integrated with this body, there would be no difference, and there would be no problems.

but. When he tried to hide this body in a Na'vi clone, or in other words, pulled out his own soul and put it into the Na'vi body. Not when it was always where it was - Daniel's body.

He was overwhelmed with fear!

It was like there was no harbor for temporary escape. Until this moment, he didn't know that he was not integrated into Daniel's body.

They have always existed in a state of adaptation to each other.

"Don't you think that this body is so uncoordinated?"

Daniel watched his performance and could almost see the clumsiness and rush of the image.

"No, James, there is a problem, I'm sure about this, can I get some vacation?"

James has worked with many actors. He could see that Daniel had encountered deep confusion, which he saw more often in the peak experience group like Daniel Day-Lewis, usually because he was over-integrated into the role and couldn't extricate himself. In fact, Daniel also had this experience when he starred in "Gladiator", and finally got out of it through his hobby of oil painting.

But James couldn't understand the role of Jack Sully. How could Daniel be so confused.

Still, he agreed.

"Daniel, adjust well, I believe in you, you have always been the best."

"thanks."

Reluctantly smiled. Daniel left the cast of "Avatar."

…

The news was spread in an unexpected situation.

A temporary assistant put the situation on f2f, and the result quickly raised doubts.

"Do you think "Avatar" is an unfathomable movie? How could Daniel not be able to handle a purely commercial film, his box office is enough to blow your house up."

But soon, the media that found out the news quickly passed through their own channels. Confirmed the news.

Breaking news!

A ridiculous blockbuster news!

"Could it be that our Oscar-winning actor has been dragged down to the point of not acting because there are too many statuettes? I'll just say that statuettes are not a good thing." A commentator said in the newspaper.

More, of course, is to express his incredible feelings.

"Whether it's "The Immortal Gardener" or "Forever", if Daniel is immersed in it and can't extricate himself, it will be surprising, but not surprising, some performance genres always encounter this kind of problem. But , "Avatar"

, God, is the previous information wrong? This is not a special effects fantasy blockbuster, but a literary film about human self-redemption? The proposition is too heavy for an actor of Daniel's level to resist? "—Entertainment Weekly.

"Los Angeles Times" interviewed two veteran actors, Robert De Niro and Daniel Day-Lewis.

These two Oscar winners are both believers in the Stanislavsky system.

However, the views of the two sides on Daniel encountering this level are completely different.

De Niro expressed his puzzlement, "Although we should become characters, this usually has an important relationship with the depth of the characters. The deeper you reach, the more likely you are to face problems. This is basically a question of ability, being able to Reaching the deeper part of the character's heart is a kind of ability and talent. But it also has an important relationship with the character itself, such as the fictional alien in "Avatar", how rich its connotation can be, which is very interesting Confuse."

However, as a loyal believer of De Niro, Lewis expressed a different opinion. He understood Daniel.

"Nothing is impossible, everyone is different, so different people react differently to problems. Can you say bananas are shallower than apples? Or cherries are straighter than peaches White? That comparison doesn't fit. Although I don't know what Daniel was up against, I understand the situation, it could happen, and yes, it happened."

Even the two representatives of the experience group have different opinions, not to mention the critics in the professional media. Although the discussion about the performance system is not very popular with the wide media, this debate is in the eyes of the general public. It's not that much of a buzz. But for those in the industry, it was indeed a stormy discussion about performances.

But the central character, Daniel, left the Avatar crew and quickly flew to Nairobi, Kenya, where he filmed The Immortal Gardener.

This time, his goal is the National Wildlife Refuge. (To be continued.)