But deep down, he was still a little worried. This was the first scene of "Fuse". If there were too many ng times, it would have a bit of a morale.

But at this time everything hadn't started, so he couldn't say anything.

He was about to leave, and Yang Zhirong suddenly spoke, "Brother Fei, there is a place here I want to discuss with you. Here, the script says, Watson heard the door ringing and looked back, but I don't think Watson should look back!"

Yang Zhirong pointed to the script and reported to Chen Fei.

"Brother Fei, this is what I think. Watson is an undercover agent and is very vigilant. However, being able to be an undercover agent means that he is very smart and his intuition is also very keen. In addition, he must be very confident, so he is confident enough that the person who came in from the door was Ma Jun, not someone else, so he didn't have to look back at all, because he knew in his heart that the person coming was Ma Jun!"

In the original script, Watson heard the door ringing and looked back.

However, after listening to Yang Zhirong's words, Chen Fei also felt that what he said made sense, so he agreed.

After a while, the executive director came over to Chen Fei and said, "Brother Fei, you are all ready, are you starting?"

"Okay, start!" Chen Fei nodded.

The executive director trotted back immediately.

Soon, his voice sounded: "Prepare--start!"

With a bang, the record hit the board.

The shot of "Fuse" finally started filming.

The lens first aimed at the rooftop entrance.

From there, Yang Zhirong entered the rooftop.

He was the first to enter the rooftop.

With a creaking sound, the door at the entrance of the rooftop was pushed open, and Yang Zhirong walked in.

When he first came in, he looked careless, with cigarettes in his mouth, and his eyes seemed to have ADHD. He glanced here and there, and there was a curve of evil spirits hanging from the corners of his lips.

But when he was sure that the rooftop was empty and there was no one around to monitor the place, the expression on his face changed suddenly, his smile no longer, he felt a little melancholy, and his eyes no longer floated around, but narrowed slightly, looking at only one place, and his eyes were blurred. He looked around, then walked to a safe corner, standing quietly.

After seeing this scene from the monitor, the executive director swung his fist slightly: "Okay!"

After a while, with a creaking sound, the door of the rooftop opened again, and Ma Jun, played by Chen Fei, walked in.

Chen Fei was wearing casual clothes, but a discerning person could still tell at a glance that he was a policeman because the police smell on him was too strong.

Chen Fei digs into the role of Ma Jun, and finally, he re-labels on Ma Jun, that is, Ma Jun, who is jealous of evil and has a strong sense of justice and cannot rub the sand in his eyes. He is not just the violent temper played by Donnie Yen.

Therefore, the image he gives is a kind of righteousness and very principled.

After Chen Fei walked in from the door, he observed around alertly, and finally walked towards Watson slowly.

Watson didn't look back at him from beginning to end.

Chen Fei walked to Yang Zhirong and stood one meter to his left.

"You are thirty seconds late!" Yang Zhirong said while looking ahead.

Chen Fei turned his head and glanced at Yang Zhirong, and said the line: "Train jams on the road."

At this moment, the executive director standing behind the monitor felt more and more excited after seeing this scene: "Okay!" He couldn't help but shout.

When he and Chen Fei discussed the filming of this drama, one thing both of them were worried about was whether Yang Zhirong could play the role of Watson well. But from now on, Yang Zhirong has mastered it very well, with delicate performances, rich layering, and looks very real.

"good!"

He couldn't help but sigh again.

What excited everyone was that the first scene of "Fuse" was filmed very smoothly.

That night, Chen Fei was stopped by a man when he just returned to the hotel booked by the crew to prepare for rest.

Giaco.

"Chen Fei!" he said with a smile.

"Why are you here?" Chen Fei was stunned.

"Come and talk to you about Infernal Affairs!"

"Ah?" Chen Fei was stunned.

"Last time you told me the story of "Infernal Affairs", the more I thought about it, the more I felt that this story was very good, so I wanted to shoot it quickly. It happened that I was idle for a while, so I came here today..."

"Are you going to fight with me?" Chen Fei was amused and crying.

"I don't dare to fight the ring, but it's certain to take advantage of your popularity. After your "Fuse" is released, the film about police themes will definitely be very popular. When my "Infernal Affairs" is released, the box office may also be very popular. Haha, I will have a lot of money at that time!"

"What's wrong? Are you a little tight on your hands?"

"My wife is pregnant, I have to make some money on milk powder!" Jia Ke said with a smile.

"Ah?" Chen Fei almost lost his voice when he heard this. This guy is going to have a baby again. How old is he going to have a baby?

I really don't know what to say.

He brought Giaco to the guest room and talked about the movie "Infernal Affairs".

He just talked to the other party roughly before, and had a detailed conversation, but it had not yet.

"Infernal Affairs" is a police and gangster film produced by Universia Film Distribution Company in 2002. It is directed by Liu Weiqiang and Mai Zhaohui, and starring Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Anthony Wong, Eric Tsang and others.

This movie tells the story of 1991 when 18-year-old Triad member Liu Jianming (played by Andy Lau), followed the instructions of his elder brother Han Chen (played by Eric Tsang), and entered the police academy to study and became an undercover police officer.

At the same time, another student in the police academy, Chen Yongren (played by Tony Leung), was arranged by the police to force him to drop out of school on the surface, but in fact he was allowed to enter the triad as an undercover agent.

After graduating from the police academy, Liu Jianming successfully entered the police station and was promoted step by step. He has become a member of the Criminal Intelligence Department Team A. During this period, he took advantage of various opportunities to provide Han Chen with a large amount of intelligence.

Chen Yongren has gained the initial trust of Han Chen over the years, but since Han Chen's case has never been solved, he can only stay in the gang, and only Police Inspector Huang (played by Anthony Wong) contacted him in a single line.

One night in 2002, based on Chen Yongren's undercover information, it was learned that a batch of drugs were about to be traded, and the party that traded was Han Chen. However, Liu Jianming promptly passed the news to Han Chen to successfully escape, but both sides found that there were "insiders" inside each, so a fierce battle began.

In the final ending, both sides recognized their identities, but Liu Jianming took the lead and deleted Chen Yongren's files in the police station, but before deleting, he kept a backup and the password was the birthday of his girlfriend Mary.

After deep thought, Liu Jianming decided to be a good person and asked Chen Yongren to give him a chance. Chen Yongren did not believe him and scolded Liu Jianming. In the end, Chen Yongren died under another police undercover gun from Han Chen, and Liu Jianming also killed the undercover gun who shot.

In the title of the film "Infernal Affairs", "Infernal Affairs" means "Infernal Affairs".

The film takes "Infernal Affairs" as the title, meaning that both identities should not belong to them. They almost live in an environment similar to the Hell of the Abyss, and they are afraid that others will expose their identities in their dreams. There is no reincarnation when entering the Hell of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of the Abyss of

The inspiration for the creation of "Infernal Affairs" was derived from the movie "Face Change" directed by John Woo. Mai Zhaohui believes that the plot of "exchanging faces" in "Face Change" is impossible in reality, so Mai Zhaohui proposed whether to tell a story and exchange two characters, but there is no need for surgery, it is just an exchange of identity and inner self.

Mai Zhaohui and Zhuang Wenqiang have been communicating with each other in writing when they were creating the script "Infernal Affairs". Mai Zhaohui finished writing a complete script and sent it to Zhuang Wenqiang. Zhuang Wenqiang revised the script and wrote a letter to Mai Zhaohui for revision.

In Mai Zhaohui's script concept, at first, there were only policemen who went to undercover in the undercover in the underworld. Later, Liu Weiqiang added a lot of elements to the original script, and joined the underworld to go to the police station to do another line of undercover in the underworld.

During the revision of the script, the positioning of "Infernal Affairs" also changed accordingly. The script of the movie was initially a battle of wits by police and gangsters, but later the elements of gangsters or heroes became strong.

In 2003, "Infernal Affairs" won the Best Film Award at the 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Film Awards at the 40th Taiwan-Baibo Film Awards. Tony Leung won the Best Actor Award at the 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards for this film.

This movie not only has a very high box office, but also has a good reputation, and professionals also have high praise.

"Infernal Affairs is a rare film in Hong Kong movies. It is not a simple film that relies on the accumulation of stars. Its success lies in the fact that it has made a great breakthrough compared to previous Hong Kong police and gangster films. This film does not rely solely on heroes like other Hong Kong police and gangster films. Instead, it uses exquisite plots and neat camera editing to infect the audience, and uses ups and downs to express the conflicts between characters. In addition, this film shows a complex relationship between police and gangsters, but it is not limited to the intrigue between each other, especially Chen Yongren's final tragic death, which has enabled "Infernal Affairs" to come out of the Great Perfection mode where justice will eventually defeat evil in general police and gangster films. The director's good intentions are also reflected in the application of many other film technologies, such as the film's occasional replay of Liu Jianming watching Chen Yongren leave the police academy, and use the misaligned starting point of their lives to promote the development of the story. It is undeniable that this is a very smart method."

This is the highest review given by a film critic who is known for his stinky tongue.

But this movie, which has both box office and reputation, was not so smooth.

Investors have not been found after the script of "Infernal Affairs" was completed.

At the most critical moment, the China Film Distribution Company found a producer to read the script of "Infernal Affairs" and felt good, so the China Film Distribution Company agreed to cooperate with Liu Weiqiang.

Afterwards, Liu Weiqiang talked with the investor about the price. When he saw that the money invested in the film exceeded expectations, the investor began to hesitate. However, the company's head believed that although investing in this film requires certain risks, it is necessary to do so to save the sluggish Hong Kong Film Market. Therefore, the Universal Film Distribution Company decided to invest in this film, and the investment cost of the film also exceeded 20 million.

Chen Fei and Jia Ke had a long conversation in the guest room. Chen Fei told the other party in detail the details of the movie. After listening to it, Jia Ke held Chen Fei's hand tightly and said excitedly: "Chen Fei, this movie must be filmed for me! It must be!"
Chapter completed!