Chatty Hollywood

It is not Charlotte's will to list Charlize as one of the candidates for the heroine of "Guillotine Valley".

In fact, he has persuaded Judy Foster and another producer Andrew Kevin Walker.

That's right, another producer!

After several weeks of negotiations, Judy Foster’s "Egg" company finally reached an agreement with Paramount, which has similar scripts in the script library.

Paramount ensured that it would not cause trouble, participated in the investment and production of the "Drifthead Valley" project, and was responsible for the distribution. Andrew Kevin Walker is Paramount's representative.

And the young lady of the film queen argued hard to keep her position as the number one producer and ensure that her own interests would not be eaten away.

As for Charlotte, because he participated in a lot of preparatory work, he also successfully joined the producer team and became one of the big three in the crew.

Among them, after he used the human skin book's ability to generate images, the script, which was detailed to an almost abnormal level, played a decisive role.

After all, even if Paramount builds a team of screenwriters, it may not be able to produce such an accurate script.

At least, Andrew Kevin Walker, who is also a screenwriter, agrees with Charlotte because of this precise script.

Therefore, when Judy Foster fought for him editing rights and producer status, Andrew Kevin Walker did not object.

And considering that Charlotte is also a screenwriter and director at the same time, it can be said that he is the person who has the most influence on the entire project.

But even so, he couldn’t decide in one word on the issue of heroes and heroines.

Regarding the male lead being played by Johnny Depp, everyone has no objection.

In particular, Depp has been persuaded by Charlotte, and his agent has not opened his mouth, and the actor's starring agreement has been successfully signed.

But for the heroine, Winona Ryder, who was originally scheduled, has been unconscious and completely vegetative, which caused everyone a headache.

Judy Foster recommended Gwyneth Paltrow, but Charlotte still wanted to use Charlize.

"In terms of classical temperament, Charlize may indeed be slightly inferior to Gwyneth. But she is more beautiful and younger. She is less than 20 years old now, and she is more girlish, which is in line with the heroine Katy. Na's setting."

Seeing Judy Foster and Andrew Walker both nodded in agreement, Charlotte continued,

"Moreover, the movie "Driftwood" is not a purely British costume film. In fact, it is a costume fantasy horror film."

"It should have a mix of classical and fantasy dark wind, right?"

Andrew Walker, who also worked as a screenwriter, understands Charlotte’s intentions better.

"Perhaps considering that we have chosen Johnny Depp for the actor, there should be a small amount of Gothic elements?"

"That's right!"

Charlotte nodded.

"In this style, the heroine Katrina should be a bright sun in the dark, she must be so bright that people can remember her at a glance!"

"Gwyneth Paltrow is not so pretty!"

Andrew Walker gave the final word.

"..."

Seeing the two men who were unfamiliar, but quickly mingled with each other because of aesthetic issues, feminist Judy Foster was speechless for a while.

Having said so much, you actually want a big vase that attracts the audience's attention!

Although I really want to say that, Judy has to admit that there is some truth in what they said.

Although Gwyneth Paltrow is also very beautiful, she is not the kind of beauty at first sight. In this regard, she would definitely not be able to win Charlize, who even Judy thought was amazing.

Moreover, limited to the facial structure, especially the higher cheekbones, Gwyneth’s sense of age will be more obvious...

"Girlishness!"

Judy Foster sighed.

She knew that, according to Charlotte's script design, there should be two beautiful female characters in the whole "Dale of the Dead", one is the heroine Katrina and the other is her stepmother.

Unlike Katrina, who is pure white in the setting, the stepmother, as the behind-the-scenes boss, can be said to be the representative of the glamorous femme fatale.

In the story, the two of them are actually witches, but they are completely different

The stepmother's dress is mainly black, Katrina wears white most of the time;

The stepmother is vicious, and Katrina is kind;

The stepmother is mature and beautiful, and Katrina is an innocent girl...

In other words, in order to stand out and contrast, Katrina's girlishness is necessary.

In this regard, let alone Gwyneth Paltrow, who looks slightly older, and Winona Reid, who is born with a girlish face, can't beat Charlize Theron, who is less than 20 years old. Time is the enemy of all women!

Thinking that she is over thirty, the actress can't help but feel melancholy...

"In short, I used this method to persuade them and included you in the list of candidates for the heroine."

Here, Charlotte continued to explain to Charlize,

"Sally, I hope you can do your best to win this role!"

"why?"

Charlize was a little puzzled.

"Charlotte, why must it be me?"

Based on her knowledge of Charlotte, she knew that this man would be so obsessed with using himself, not just because of the kind of relationship between the two.

"Because there may be many spells to be cast during this filming process, I need someone who I can absolutely trust to assist me in using the spells!"

Charlotte pointed to Charlize.

"Also, Sally, the role of Katrina is a pure white character according to the script, but in my mind, this is not enough."

"She needs to have the mystery that a witch should have at the same time!"

This is actually Charlotte’s new experience when she re-written the script based on the original world of "Driftwood".

In the original world of "Driftwood", Christina Ricci's interpretation of the role of Katrina is actually very good, but it is not enough in terms of mystery.

This led to the second half of the film, when the actor Iqab suspected that Katrina was the murderer for some reason, the audience would only think that the actor was guilty of stupidity.

Because of the role of Katrina, being played by Christina Rich is too innocent!

It's so pure that the audience has completely ruled out the possibility that she is a murderer based on intuitive feeling ~www.readwn.com~.

If at the end, she is really a murderer, it would be unexpected.

But she was not the murderer at all.

This part of the suspense is equivalent to completely wasted!

Originally, the whole "Drophead Valley" had always been confusing because it absorbed some suspense elements, but it happened that the chain fell off the too pure white Katrina.

Therefore, when it was Charlotte's turn to shoot himself, he hoped that in addition to the girlishness and innocence, Katrina should also have a corresponding mystery.

"Do you think I can do it?"

Faced with Charlize who was a little unconfident, Charlotte nodded characteristically.

"Mystery is contagious, Sally!"

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