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The huge studio was busy, and everyone was busy with their work in an orderly manner under the coordination of Zack Snyder. Matthew put on a big red cape, stepped on the green ground, and slowly walked to all the spas. in front of the warriors.

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The film has already started shooting. According to Zack Snyder's plan, most of the first shooting scenes are the war scenes between the Spartans and the Persians.

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Just as Matthew stood in front of more than 30 actors who played Spartan warriors, most of the crew turned their attention.

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"No, it's too exaggerated, isn't it?"

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Outside the set, Eva Green, like most people, moved her eyes down Matthew's eyes unconsciously, and the bulging mass looked a bit amazing.

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She didn't have her part to shoot today, but because it was the filming day of the crew, and there were media activities afterwards, she came back from France specially yesterday, and the time difference had not been adjusted, so she came to the studio.

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Eva Green suddenly remembered that there had been some rumors from several actresses who had a relationship with Matthew in the circle, saying that Matthew Horner's size and ability were quite amazing. Even dying is worth it...

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This is very exaggerated, but what I saw today through the dark red tights is equally exaggerated.

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Eva Green shook her head gently, Matthew was already red and purple, and his fans were all over the United States. It is estimated that when this film is released, not to mention the plot and content, just his current appearance will make countless female fans. Crazy about it?

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On the set, I came with the makeup artist and handed a resin helmet to Matthew. Matthew glanced at the same dark red helmet and put it on his head.

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"Wait, Matthew." The makeup artist immediately stepped forward and carefully trimmed his fake beard for him.

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Since the filming of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Gathering Souls", Matthew has never shaved off his beard, and his full beard is the standard feature of European and American costume epics most of the time. His daily makeup is a considerable part of the time. Used on pasting fake beards.

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After a simple arrangement with the makeup artist, he said, "Okay."

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Then, he quit the set.

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More than 30 actors stand in a tight array in front of the camera lens, surrounded by a green screen.

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Matthew has communicated with Zach Snyder before, not only will all the shots be shot on the green screen in this studio, but the background of the wheat field will be removed in the later stage, and all other background images will also be generated by CGI.

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It is no exaggeration to say that this film is fake except for the actors.

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Zach Snyder walked into the set at this time, came directly to Matthew, and said, "Our cooperation has begun again."

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Matthew smiled, but didn't speak.

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"In this scene, we need to express the indomitable momentum of the Spartans." Zach Snyder finally told Matthew, "Shout out all the lines!"

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"No problem." Matthew nodded.

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Zach Snyder walked out of the set and said to his assistant, "Let's start shooting."

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The assistant director immediately put the scene card in front of the camera and shouted, "The Three Hundred Spartans, the first scene, the first act, start now!"

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The crew immediately started filming, and the camera was also aimed at Matthew, who was at the forefront of the team.

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"We're here to block the **** Persians!"

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Matthew held a spear in one hand and a shield in the other. The face exposed on the outside of the helmet was fierce, his eyes seemed to be able to kill people, "We are here to fight them!"

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His voice was loud and confident, "We'll destroy them right here!"

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Afterwards, the actor playing the centurion next to him shouted, "Today, let all the Persians die under our shields!"

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More than 30 actors raised their spears at the same time and shouted, "Huh!"

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Matthew suddenly turned his head and looked back, and a camera turned over to capture a close-up of his face.

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"Warriors! Remember today!" His voice was low, but his tone was very firm, "Because this will accompany you all your life!"

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"Stop!" Zach Snyder's voice sounded, "The first rule is over!"

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He then said loudly, "The actors don't move, the second shot will be shot in five minutes."

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After speaking, Zach Snyder pressed the playback button of the director's monitor and re-watched the scene just shot. This is the pre-war mobilization of King Leonidas of Sparta, and it is also standard for all Hollywood epic films.

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This is also Matthew's one-man show. The focus of the camera is always on him, and the other actors are all bokeh.

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Matthew's condition is obviously very good, and this shot is just one shot.

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Zach Snyder watched the replay again, this time more carefully. He worked with Matthew on "Dawn of the Living Dead" and knew him to a certain extent. After watching this replay, he came to a conclusion, Compared with the shooting of "Dawn of the Living Dead", Matthew's acting skills have improved significantly.

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Although the helmet covers half of Matthew's face, in the close-up, Matthew's glaring eyes and clear-line face are full of drama, and even the teeth exposed by his wide mouth give people a Spartan look. Sharp feeling, appropriate interpretation of the powerful momentum of Leonidas.

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He is very friendly with Matthew, and knows that he is not a very talented actor. Before every filming, he will do a lot of preparation work. This time, the filming of "Three Hundred Spartans" is obviously very well prepared.

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Among Hollywood actors, Matthew's acting skills are definitely at an average level.

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It's not hard for Zach Snyder to make such a judgment.

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Five minutes passed quickly, and Zach Snyder put those thoughts aside for a moment and told him to start shooting again.

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In front of the camera, Matthew shouted loudly, "Array!"

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All the actors, according to the situation during training, raised their shields and spears in a uniform manner, aiming the spears ahead.

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In order to achieve such an effect, in the past two months, these actors, including Matthew, have undergone a lot of relevant training.

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Of course, the protagonist of this scene is still only Matthew.

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"Persians!" Matthew's roar was deafening, "If you want Spartan weapons, come and get them yourself!"

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A camera mounted on a rail slid past the front of the array, landing on Matthew's face.

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Matthew roared again, "Warriors, use your strength to take everything from the Persians!" He looked straight ahead with sharp eyes, "Kill all the enemies! Don't take prisoners! Never be soft!"

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The shot ends here, and as soon as Matthew's voice falls, the camera slides to the side.

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Zach Snyder stood up from behind the camera and said, "Okay! This one is over too!"

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The first two shots were shot so smoothly, which he did not expect before. Next, the melee shots of the Spartans and the Persian army were shot, and the venue had to be adjusted appropriately.

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Zach Snyder added, "The actors rested for half an hour, the set team adjusted the venue, and the camera positions were re-set!"

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Hearing this, Matthew first handed the shield and spear to the crew assistant who came over, then took off the resin helmet that looked very similar to metal, and walked towards the resting place.

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James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender, who were also dressed as him, followed, and the three came to the resting place together.

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After Matthew sat down, he first took the water glass that Bella Anderson handed over, bit the straw and took a sip. The few voices just now were not pretentious, but hoarse.

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James McAvoy leaned over and whispered, "No wonder those women who are with you are always full of praise for you. There is really a reason."

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Matthew raised his thumb and pointed to Michael Fassbender, "You mean Michael, right?"

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Bella Anderson coughed suddenly in a low voice. James McAvoy turned his head to look at her, changed the subject and asked, "Why do historians and academia hold the Battle of Hot Springs so highly?"

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"Three hundred heavily armored Spartans, including King Leonidas of Sparta, died heroically in order to cut off the entire army, and none of them surrendered." Matthew said the widely circulated answer, " So, they became recognized heroes, and by the standards of modern society, they are true heroes."

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He didn't know what the actual situation was. According to some people, history lost the truth from the moment it happened.

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"More than these~www.readwn.com~ Michael Fassbender seems to have a different opinion," said, "Because of the three hundred warriors at Thermal Pass, the Greeks had time to gather their strength, and the Persians were exhausted. So that finally Greece defeated the Persian invasion. "

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Matthew and James McAvoy both looked at Michael Fassbender, and even Bella Anderson looked over curiously. The three of them didn't quite understand what Michael Fassbender meant.

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Michael Fassbender continued, "You should know, right? Ancient Greece was a city-state system, which was a form of democracy. Of course, this kind of democracy has many flaws in today's view. For example, Socrates's Death. But there is no doubt that this city-state system is the embryonic form and origin of Western democracy. Greece is not destroyed, and it has always allowed Western democracy to rise. At that time, Persia was extremely authoritarian and not democratic."

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"Is there such a claim?" Matthew shook his head, "Is this the reason you made up your own nonsense?"

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Michael Fassbender spread his hands, "This is an academic term." He added, "Hippo war, including the Battle of Thermopylae, East and West, despotism and freedom, Zoroastrianism in Iran and freedom in Greece And the competition of diverse polytheistic beliefs.”

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Matthew sighed, "So, the western ones are all excellent?"

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Michael Fassbender shrugged.

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Matthew didn't say anything. After staying here for a few years, how could he not know that from the film industry to the academic world, the West always has some inexplicable sense of superiority over the East. )!!