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Discovering that the first dean of Malcolm Nursing Home died in the Nursing Home, of course, made Charlotte's heart a big alarm.

He became more and more suspicious that it was the ghost of Dr. Malcolm who was good at removing the white matter of the brain.

"However, ghosts can't be changed by anyone who wants to change—it requires a lot of contingency, not to mention, but also enough obsession. What obsession does that Doctor Malcolm have?"

Charlotte pondered.

"Moreover, there is a "dragon" hidden in the underground of the Malcolm Nursing Home. Normally, even if a ghost is born, it will either be driven away quickly or be controlled by the "dragon". How could it..."

"I always feel that something is wrong!"

This is the only conclusion Charlotte has reached.

However, whether it is right or wrong, it will not affect the shooting of "Sixth Sense".

After intense preliminary preparations, the shooting of Charlotte's new movie has begun——

**********

This is the first time Bruce Willis has worked with a director like Charlotte Booth.

Honestly, it really refreshed him.

Before, most of the directors he worked with, regardless of the level of directing, more or less liked to talk to actors.

And this is something Charlotte Booth rarely does.

Most of the time, he just sat behind the monitor and kept saying "Cut", "Nice" and "Come over."

But Bruce Willis would not look down on each other because of this.

Because this crew is too prepared in terms of details-

From the decoration of Dr. Malcolm's house he played, to the light and shadow effects in the church where he and the little boy Cole met for the first time, the design was very careful.

Just being in it, Bruce Willis felt an invisible pressure.

This kind of pressure makes him nervous, makes him anxious, makes him scared, and makes him more like Dr. Malcolm in the script.

As an action star with a mediocre level of acting skills, Bruce Willis can seldom be able to sway freely when shooting, although he can also give a wonderful performance.

Most of his wonderful literary dramas are produced through NG over and over again.

But this time, he rarely entered a state of explosive acting. He passed many shots that had to be repeated in the past to get through.

This fiery state made him somewhat incredible.

He felt that the shooting scene seemed to be full of various guidelines, guiding him into the scene all the time——

Like the toy soldier of the little boy Cole, the case notes he watched, etc. all seemed to remind him that he was Malcolm, a psychiatrist who was shot by his own patient a year ago.

——This should be set by the director in advance, right?

Even the location they took was called Malcolm Nursing Home.

The meticulous arrangement guides the actors into the play in a subtle way. Charlotte Booth's guidance method is better than most directors.

—At least, Bruce Willis feels so now.

The only thing that made him a little uncomfortable was that the director asked the entire crew to call him "Dr. Malcolm" regardless of the scene or the scene.

——From the beginning of his entry into the crew, to the end of his leaving the crew.

Bruce Willis knew this was to help him enter the play, but he was not Daniel Day-Lewis, and he couldn't enjoy this method of forcing others to play regardless.

However, Bruce Willis could not object.

Because he was wrong first--

After taking over the "Sixth Sense", another film he had taken before suddenly adjusted the shooting plan, leading to an advancement of the time, and as a result, the shooting time of the "Sixth Sense" was squeezed together.

Although there is no schedule conflict, Bruce Willis's time is very tight as the actor.

He discussed with Charlotte, hoping to give priority to filming the scenes related to him, and the director agreed.

The condition is that everyone will call him "Dr. Malcolm" during his time in the crew, and he will not even remove his makeup completely, so that he has always been in the state of being in the play.

This is good for shooting.

Bruce Willis agreed.

Thus, there is the situation that makes him depressed now.

Of course, it is not true to say that he does not like this state at all. To a certain extent, he likes this state of being deeply involved in the drama.

However, because of the level of acting skills and methods, he has rarely entered this state before.

This made him a little frightened.

"Don't worry, Doctor Malcolm!"

Perhaps seeing his panic, the director rarely raised his head from the monitor during the filming and comforted him,

"You are a person who helps others overcome their fears! Don't be intimidated by your own fears!"

——Well, this is not comfort at all, it is completely forcing him into the play.

Bruce Willis, who often acts in violent scenes, feels that Charlotte Booth is like using a pair of powerful hands to force him into a bathtub full of water called "Malcolm."

The problem is that not only can he not resist, but he has to cooperate with the other party's actions——

Yes, I am the one who helps others overcome fear. How can I be afraid?

At least, the situation of Vincent must not be allowed to repeat itself!

"Doctor Malcolm" shook his head, plucked up his courage, and walked into the church.

——This is the place where he and the patient he is currently treating, the little boy Cole, met for the first time.

Cole was not easy to come into contact with. Facing the doctor's self-introduction, he reacted indifferently. He even said to his toy soldier a Latin word that the doctor didn't understand.

This made "Doctor Malcolm" a little helpless, but before he left, the boy asked him again:

"I will see you again, right?"

——This sentence gave the doctor a kind of hope for his work.

*********

"Both played very well!"

Standing next to the monitor, the old gun whispered to the silent Charlotte.

As an assistant director, he never thought that the initial shooting of "Sixth Sense" would be so smooth——

It's already pretty good just for Bruce Willis to get into the movie~www.readwn.com~.

And the bigger surprise, Sam Phil, who actually played the little boy Cole.

"Children and animals, if they don't perform well, they can ruin a play, but they can make a play if they perform well."

He couldn't help thinking of this famous saying that was widely circulated in Hollywood.

——Fortunately, we are now the one who has been achieved.

Old Gun thinks Sam Phil's performance is very vivid.

The feeling of being shrouded in invisible fear, many adult actors do not perform well, and if they do not master it, they will use excessive force.

But Sam Phil is free and easy.

It was as if he was living in such an environment.

Old Gun felt that Charlotte really chose a very suitable young actor this time.