Source Title: The Murder That Disappeared丨Zhang Zhaohui and Shao Meiqi recited 78 pages of dialogue after filming in two days to test the actor’s memory
The suspense film “The Disappeared Murder”, starring Zhang Zhaohui, Chen Jing, Shao Meiqi, and Yam Dahua, directed and written by Luo Shouyao, will be released on June 16. There is a 78-page legal department scene in the film, which is rarely tested. A group of participating actors, Hui Ge, Shao Meiqi, Cha Wanwan and Joe Junior, who had a part in the filming that day, kept silently reciting before burying their seats, exactly like the moment when the candidates entered the examination hall, they had to make the final sprint.
The scene required the actors to discuss the case in succession. Brother Hui said: “The script has been received in its entirety before shooting, but the director will immediately read the better effect, dialogue or sequence of scenes, and then all the arrangements have been made. I’ll stick to the dialogue again, so this time I don’t have any action scenes, but my brain is hard.” What he saw at the scene, he took the script from time to time to communicate with the director, and then he immersed himself in recitation.
Shao Meiqi, who was also tested for the dialogue, took two days to shoot. She said, “This time is a big challenge, because the dialogue is more analysis of the case, and there is a lot of information that cannot be wrong. Every action feels like an exam, and the cutting machine will Like the school bell, they are very happy, and the actors are like a class of classmates.” Wanwan also said with a smile that after the on-site discussion, when the director suddenly added a bunch of dialogue, she had to digest it immediately. under pressure.
“The Disappeared Murder” tells the story of the reconstruction of the building. A human body that had been buried for eight years was found. The police locked the dead Scar Yong (played by He Huachao) with his ex-wife Yan Fengping (played by Chen Jing) and the housemate. Chao (played by Hong Tianming) committed adultery and murder. After repeated investigations by the police, many doubts turned into unsolved cases.
The suspense film “The Disappeared Murder”, starring Zhang Zhaohui, Chen Jing, Shao Meiqi, and Yam Dahua, directed and written by Luo Shouyao, will be released on June 16. There is a 78-page legal department scene in the film, which is rarely tested. A group of participating actors, Hui Ge, Shao Meiqi, Cha Wanwan and Joe Junior, who had a part in the filming that day, kept silently reciting before burying their seats, exactly like the moment when the candidates entered the examination hall, they had to make the final sprint.
The scene required the actors to discuss the case in succession. Brother Hui said: “The script has been received in its entirety before shooting, but the director will immediately read the better effect, dialogue or sequence of scenes, and then all the arrangements have been made. I’ll stick to the dialogue again, so this time I don’t have any action scenes, but my brain is hard.” What he saw at the scene, he took the script from time to time to communicate with the director, and then he immersed himself in recitation.
Shao Meiqi, who was also tested for the dialogue, took two days to shoot. She said, “This time is a big challenge, because the dialogue is more analysis of the case, and there is a lot of information that cannot be wrong. Every action feels like an exam, and the cutting machine will Like the school bell, they are very happy, and the actors are like a class of classmates.” Wanwan also said with a smile that after the on-site discussion, when the director suddenly added a bunch of dialogue, she had to digest it immediately. under pressure.
“The Disappeared Murder” tells the story of the reconstruction of the building. A human body that had been buried for eight years was found. The police locked the dead Scar Yong (played by He Huachao) with his ex-wife Yan Fengping (played by Chen Jing) and the housemate. Chao (played by Hong Tianming) committed adultery and murder. After repeated investigations by the police, many doubts turned into unsolved cases.