No one could have imagined that Winona Wallace would throw a fit so publicly.
This was on the set of ’Twin Flowers’, and she was storming off in front of none other than the renowned Director Henson and movie star David Redington.
Not to ntion, besides being a movie star, David Redington is also the producer of this project.
Although a director holds high status, the producer actually wields even more power, and a strong producer can even decide the final cut of the edit.
No one expected Winona Wallace to dare to act up in front of the two most powerful and prestigious people in the production.
Moreover, this was after David Redington had clearly explained the reasons for the plot change and how it better suited the storyline.
"What’s going on with Winona Wallace? She’s not usually like this."
"Yeah, I was shocked... Isn’t she normally easygoing, generous, and graceful? This isn’t about cutting her scenes; Director Henson even said later on that Daisy Smith and Alan Moore would end up together, so it’s clearly going to be rectified. What if it’s just the enemies-to-lovers trope and the leads have to clash before coming to terms? Why couldn’t she hold her temper and storm off in front of Director Henson and David Redington?"
"She’s just gotten too arrogant... After all, she’s a pampered lady; she’s never had to go through hard tis since entering the industry, and whenever has the whole crew not catered to her? Having never encountered sothing like this before, of course she’s not satisfied."
At this mont, a cool voice joined the conversation.
Everyone turned to see that it was Phoebe Holbrook, the fourth woman in the drama.
Those gathered here discussing were all ordinary actors from the crew, and they weren’t surprised to see Phoebe Holbrook; after all, they were all small-tirs with no qualification to talk back to Winona Wallace.
So so people chid in with Phoebe Holbrook: "Right, right, you’re absolutely right. I think it’s just that everything went too smoothly for her, and now she’s full of herself... Just now, the way David Redington delivered his performance, and Winona Wallace couldn’t even find her line to respond."
"Exactly, she was even nominated for Best Actress a few days ago. I bet the Wallace family paid for that award."
For a mont, the crew was abuzz with discussion.
Phoebe Holbrook mixed among the crowd, feeling quite pleased.
Who could bla her when Winona Wallace was not only throwing fits but also treating others with contempt?
The resentnt in her heart seed to dissipate a lot as Phoebe Holbrook pulled out her cell phone, logged into Twitter, and posted a new status with her side account—
[FeifeiV]: Great, so people finally showed their diva attitude for all to see. Ha, bullying newcors, one day more people will see your true colors!
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Elsewhere, Director Henson was arranging the next scene’s filming.
Even though Winona Wallace had stord off, they had to continue shooting.
The set decorators, lighting crew, and production assistant quickly began preparing for the next scene.
Suppressing the urge to curse, Director Henson walked over to Leslie Howard with a black face: "Leslie, you’re just in ti... Winona Wallace is unwell and has taken sick leave, so please bear with us as you shoot a few more scenes with David Redington."
"Sure, Director Henson, no problem." Leslie Howard stood up and smiled at Director Henson, "About earlier..."
"There’s no need to persuade about earlier," Director Henson interrupted.
After all, Leslie Howard was in the sa company as Winona Wallace and was also her stepsister.
Director Henson thought Leslie was about to apologize on Winona Wallace’s behalf and refused to give her the opportunity.
"Ah, Director Henson, you’re mistaken, I didn’t an to persuade you." But, who would have thought, the woman shook her head with a charming smile.
Her lovely eyes curved slightly, not concealing the glittering joy in them.
"I dislike her so much; how could I diate for her? I wanted to tell Director Henson that Winona Wallace is just like that. Now she’s run off, who knows what insults she’s hurling at you in private. If in a few days she cos back teary-eyed and pitiful to apologize, you should by no ans believe her. She’s acting, to fool you."
Director Henson: "You..."
He never expected Leslie Howard to be such a straightforward person.
[End of Chapter 4, see you tomorrow night at 6:00]
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