"Yes."
The Director clapped his hands, excitedly saying.
"So, we all know this film is Mr. Wellington’s way of giving Miss Hammond a boost. Mr. Wellington needs Director Brown’s reputation, and Miss Hammond can’t suffer too much; she needs to date Mr. Wellington outside of filming, so she can’t be too exhausted, so when we’re on set..."
"I understand." Before the Director could finish, Skye Brown nodded.
Using a formal tone, she said, "I’m just responsible for taking the money to shoot the film. Since Mr. Wellington is the one paying, we’ll do it his way. As long as the Wellington family isn’t afraid of affecting the final product, I have no issue."
That’s what she said, but only Skye knew how much effort it took to say such words.
Ti and years can really wear down a person’s edges.
Never thought there would be a day when she would beco such a slick, unprincipled person from the newcor who would argue with investors over a supporting role back then.
"Okay, okay, as long as Director Brown understands. We’ve prepared everything else. Besides the male and female leads, does Director Brown have any opinions on the other supporting roles?"
Skye had long looked at the cast list and knew what to expect.
We have to admit, Dylan Wellington really spared no effort to support Sasha Hammond.
The male protagonist is Norman York, known as David Redington’s successor in the industry, who debuted only two years ago, but at 24, has already swept all the national awards.
It’s said that with his acting skills, as long as he gets the right role, winning an Oscar wouldn’t be out of the question.
Skye had watched his films and indeed, he is a talented young actor.
If she had to say, the only drawback might be that he’s a bit too handso.
Apart from Norman York, all the supporting roles in this film are top-notch too.
The cinematography, lighting, styling, and so on are almost the best that the Eastonia film industry can offer.
Using such a high-caliber team to elevate one woman for a historical romance film.
Skye privately smirked, perhaps everyone, like her, bows down for a little money.
"No problem, every actor in this film is excellent and professional, I have no objections." Skye withdrew her thoughts and smiled at the Director.
The other party, seeing Skye was on board, was also pleased. After finalizing the last details, they decided to officially hold the opening ceremony next Monday.
*
The opening ceremony was set for Monday, but Skye, who always liked to gather the main actors to read through the script before officially starting filming.
Going through the script like this can help find errors in the script and can deepen all actors’ control over their roles.
After deciding to go ahead with ’The Harem’, Skye imdiately began arranging this.
Who knew, when she made the calls.
Sasha Hammond’s agent was polite enough, after lots of pleasantries, finally told her.
’Our Sasha has plans with Mr. Wellington that day to go to the opera. Sorry Director Brown, Sasha really can’t make it that day.’
When Skye heard this, the corners of her lips couldn’t help but twitch.
Dylan Wellington going to the opera?
Ha, what a big joke.
Although Dylan Wellington ca from a famous family, he always detested those strict rules; sending him to an opera, he’d fall asleep right there.
But oh well, maybe Sasha Hammond just didn’t want to co and found an excuse.
Thinking like this is to make it easier for her to step down.
Skye curled her lips to signify understanding, and the call ended amicably.
She then called Norman York’s agent.
Yet, that side was even more straightforward.
Directly telling her that Norman York’s contract started from the opening ceremony day, if they wanted him to join early, she must pay extra per day.
Skye was so angry her liver hurt.
If neither the male nor female lead would co, why hold a read-through, just leave it be.
In a blink, it was the opening day.
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