American fame and fortune

After a week's hiatus, the crew officially resumed filming. Martin's remaining scenes were not many and he completed them successfully in just one morning.

It seemed that the entire crew was back to normal.

Bruce inquired a lot privately and talked with each prop master privately, but like the LAPD, there was no substantial gain.

According to everyone’s feedback, there was nothing unusual that day.

The LAPD sent a special person to follow the crew to avoid further accidents.

Martin took off his makeup and got out of the trailer.

Ellen Page had been waiting outside. When she saw Martin, she couldn't wait to share: "I just heard some news."

"It looks like good news," Martin said.

Ellen Page made no secret of her happiness and said: "The production team said that the firefighters insurance company has made a decision and will no longer provide insurance services to Tom Hardy until the conclusion of the LAPD investigation is concluded."

When it comes to the level of Tom Cruise or Leonardo, even if no insurance company provides insurance, some film crews will take the risk of using them as leading actors.

Judging from Martin's business trends in the past two years, it may be possible to negotiate.

But for a small star like Tom Hardy, if he is temporarily blacklisted by the insurance company, his career will undoubtedly suffer serious setbacks.

Martin winked: "Don't act so excited, we are not superficial people."

Ellen Page nodded repeatedly: "Yes, you are right."

She covered her mouth: "But I just can't help but want to laugh."

During lunch, Martin and Nolan sat at the same table and talked about going to Canada to film.

The crew only planned five days of filming in Canada, all of which were snow scenes.

Nolan said: "Canada is the last stop for Tom Hardy's filming. What happened before, the LAPD temporarily restricted Tom Hardy from leaving Los Angeles. Emma and I vouched for him so that he can go to Canada."

Martin said matter-of-factly: "There's something weird about it."

Nolan looked both sides, but after all he couldn't hold it back and whispered: "I always feel it has something to do with Morocco."

Martin understood Nolan's words and said appropriately: "Ali, the number one partner and CEO of WMA, told me something that the four female kidnappers may be related to Jewish forces."

Seeing that he understood something, Nolan simply said: "It's not possible, but absolutely related. I have been under a lot of pressure from Jewish forces recently, and I have to agree to allow the four female kidnappers to return to the country to face trial."

Martin spread his hands: "Will they be tried when they return?"

"No ghost will believe it." Nolan's dissatisfaction was clear, but he had no choice but to talk about the matter in front of him: "It is said that those people are very vindictive. I ruined their good deeds, and they turned around to create trouble for me. It makes sense."

He was quite helpless: "Even CAA is putting pressure on me."

This brokerage company was originally founded by Jews, and the current senior partners are all Jews without exception.

Martin felt that the timing was okay, so he mentioned it in passing: "Ali wants to talk to you, anytime. It depends on your time."

Nolan laughed: "You want me to change jobs?"

Martin said: "I brought the words, and I am not responsible for the rest."

Nolan asked for Ali Emmanuel's contact information. Even if he didn't change jobs, it was necessary to meet Ali. Today's CAA is quite similar to the one when the William Morris family was the dominant one, and sometimes it doesn't treat customers with enough respect.

Back then, Michael Ovis and Ron Meyer started a business. In order to attract customers, they would jump on the wine table, twist their fat buttocks, and perform clown dances to please customers.

The filming of "Inception" has reached the final stage. Nolan is considering new projects and specifically talked to Martin about this: "Jonathan has started writing the script for the last part of the Batman trilogy, and the title should be It’s called The Dark Knight Rises, and I’ve been hesitant about whether or not the Joker would return.”

Martin asked: "If he wasn't the first villain, there would be no need to return."

Nolan has always enjoyed working with Martin. He specifically said: "The first villain is Bane. Even if the Joker appears, he won't have many scenes. This is really unnecessary."

He also had other considerations. Once Martin's Joker appeared, he might steal all the limelight from the new villain.

Nolan added: "I originally planned to let Tom Hardy play Bane, but now it looks like it's too risky to use him again."

Martin thought of the movie in his previous life and asked: "Is it still a duel between two heroes?"

"It's different." Nolan would not repeat himself: "Roughly like in the comics, Bane will be an existence that can knock down Batman head-on physically and with force."

Seeing Nolan taking the initiative to discuss, Martin said: "If the crew and Warner continue to use Bale, maybe it would be better for Bane to use a burlier actor than Bale."

Nolan nodded slightly: "It makes sense."

Martin doesn't have any good impression of Tom Hardy, so it's natural for him to do things like adding insult to injury.

After lunch, Martin temporarily left the crew.

On the way back in the car, Bruce said: "Fortunately we didn't come forward at that time, otherwise you would be the one who faced the pressure from the Jews."

“There’s so much Jewish influence in this world,” Martin said.

He may have limited knowledge of other industries, but the media and entertainment industry has been greatly affected.

After the crew strengthened management, no more accidents occurred, and the filming of all scenes in Los Angeles ended four days later.

Nolan took a small team, including Martin, to Calgary, Canada, to shoot the snowy mountain fortress scene in the dream.

The crew built a fortress on a ski resort here using wooden materials in a one-to-one ratio, specifically for live shooting.

Unlike before, Nolan used a lot of stunt doubles in the snowy mountain scenes, especially in some difficult ski fight scenes. Because they were covered by helmets, stunt doubles were also very convenient to use.

Lewis and Buck, whom Martin has worked with many times, also came to Calgary, and all the dangerous scenes were performed by these two people.

The shoot in Canada lasted a week.

Martin basically maintains a two-point schedule between the studio and the hotel. The temperature in the mountains is relatively low, and even he will feel very tired after a busy day.

Nolan hired a whole security team to protect the crew. In his heart, he has never given up his doubts about Jewish forces.

After filming in Canada ended, Tom Hardy returned to Los Angeles and he still had to clear his name.

If he continues to be on the blacklist of the insurance company, not to mention that his career as an actor will be cut off, the large and medium-sized Hollywood production companies will definitely not use him again.

The rest rushed to Paris to join the crew.

There are relatively few scenes in Paris, mainly played by Martin, Mene and Ellen Page.

At the entrance of the outdoor cafe, many people in the crew were busy. Next, they would use air cannons to explode the dream world around Martin and Ellen Page. The power and direction of the air explosion must be carefully calculated to avoid the two sides. an actor.

Bruce put his hands in his pockets and kept looking at the props and stunt teams.

Although I don't know the specific principle, Lao Bu standing here is a kind of supervisory reminder.

Martin got out of the trailer, went straight into the makeshift set, and sat down at the coffee table.

Ellen Page came from the other side and sat next to her.

The recent shooting incident on the set made her a little nervous and asked, "Is this scene going to explode around us?"

Martin said: "Relax, the stunt team did some trial and error, last night Emma Thomas and the stunt team leader sat in our place and did the explosion experiment."

Hearing this, Allen relaxed.

After the set was set up, Nolan came over to ask, and filming officially began.

The recorder was on the board, and Martin and Ellen Page started a discussion about dreams. Both of them were in good condition, and the filming went very smoothly.

In the last scene, as the dream collapsed, the air cannons deployed on the streets exploded, sending countless pieces of paper flying into the sky.

The nearest explosion was half a meter away from behind each of Martin.

Shreds of paper flew down.

Nolan shouted to stop: "This one has passed!"

Martin grabbed the piece of paper, borrowed the lines of the actor Cobb, and said: "I always don't know when the dream started, but every dream and nightmare is always very real, so real that people think it is what happened and what is about to happen." What happened.”

In Allen's eyes, Martin is an optimist and a person who enjoys enjoyment. Hearing him say this, it was strange: "Why did you suddenly say such a thing?"

Martin said with a smile: "Because there is a carnival party on the weekend, many actresses in the French film industry will attend."

When Allen heard about the actress, he immediately became interested: "Are you going too?"

Martin said: "Isabelle Huppert extended an invitation to me, and of course I couldn't miss it."

When Menet came to Paris, he contacted Isabelle Huppert, who refused to hold a social party with the crew because the directors and producers of the crew were all annoying British people.

But Huppert invited non-British actors such as Martin and Menet to a special party she was organizing.

Allen also became familiar with Martin and asked directly: "Can I go?"

Martin was slightly surprised: "You want to go?"

"I like French actresses," Allen said.

"You can go," Martin emphasized, "but you can't steal people from me."

Allen laughed: "No problem."

The two moved to another set in a nearby block to continue filming. During a break, Mene came over.

"Boss, the time is confirmed, this Saturday night." Mene has just contacted Huppert: "The location is Huppert's villa in the 16th district. The theme is a masked party. Both men and women choose each other. We are not the only ones present, there are also some French and Italian male celebrities or models.”

Martin, not caring about the men, asked: "Who's participating here in France?"

Mene said: "Huppert sent an invitation to Eva Green, but she has not responded yet and is not sure whether she will participate. In addition, each participant needs to provide the latest experience report..."

Martin was used to this, it was a reassuring rule.