"Tell me about Sicily." When only the female reporter was left in the spacious and comfortable multi-story cockpit, the female test pilot immediately changed the topic.
"Ah... Sicily." The female reporter sighed meaningfully: "The sweat of the Italians, mixed with the smell of perfume from all over Europe, and then lighting up an Oris cigarette, that's what Sicily is now. "
"You want to say 'troublesome'." The female test pilot took the lighter and lit a cigarette for the female reporter and joked with a smile.
"Look, inhale it and spit it out." The female reporter gently pushed a little into the smoke ring with her finger painted with red nail polish: "Sicily."
Although this action was not ladylike at all and was a bit frivolous, the female test pilot didn't seem to care at all: "Those old perverts in Venice will die on the belly of the actress sooner or later."
"It's not just the director." After saying this, the female reporter pointed her backhand: "The beach is filled with handsome men who are courteous to me all day long."
"Congratulations then." The female test pilot smiled and asked the female reporter to light a cigarette for herself: "After Major Roland, you can no longer tolerate others in your heart."
"No more." The female reporter calmly changed the subject: "Tell me about you. Why are you here?"
"I thought I was going to do my old job, but after I arrived, I was told that I wanted to make a movie." The female test pilot put her cheek close to her and said, "Look, I had hair removal right after I arrived."
"Whole body?" The female reporter smiled and blinked.
"I didn't look down there, I fell asleep." The female test pilot flicked off the cigarette ashes: "You know, the V1 (flying bomb) almost killed me."
"I know." The female reporter stopped smiling: "I heard that the floating corpse of a British man was found in Huelva."
"Spain?" The female test pilot immediately cheered up.
"Yes, Spain." The female reporter lowered her voice quietly: "The ID card shows that he is from the British Joint Planning Command, and he also has a black briefcase tied to his hand..."
"This seems to be a well-designed trap." After listening patiently, the female test pilot shook her head: "Only a British guy who would rather lose an India than lose a Shakespeare can make it up."
This famous quote from British Prime Minister Winston Churchill on World War II is completely in line with the dramatic temperament of the "Mincemeat Project". When the female reporter reached her lips, she suddenly changed her words: "I think it's just because it's so dramatic that it seems true."
"Ah..." After a slight pause, the female test pilot's expression immediately became serious: "Damn, maybe others think so too."
"What's wrong?" The distracted female reporter was startled.
"Wait a minute." Combining these seemingly unreasonable "action plans" between the enemy and ourselves, the female test pilot seemed to piece together a big chess game: "The British guys are acting in dramas, and we are making movies... It seems to be right. ah."
The female reporter was also awakened by this sentence. The game is still script-killing.
The derivative plot that had troubled me for many days suddenly disappeared with clarity. In the words of a player, magic defeats magic, and plot ends plot. Change it here, "Shakespeare versus Shakespeare (tsk tsk, it's your honor)".
But no matter what, the fact that she didn't reveal her inner monologue shows that her acting skills are always online.
Her only worry now is how to drive the "SA3 Military Express Train" that is about to arrive in China to China.
"Let's go, I'll accompany you to meet someone." The female test pilot, who had also figured everything out, put out her cigarette butt and stood up with a smile.
"Who is it?" The female reporter also quickly wiped out the cigarette butt.
"Bridget von Hammersmark." The female test pilot answered directly.
"Ah..." In a moment, the memory of the plot came back to life: "The female star who starred in "Fräulein Doktor"."
"That's her." The female test pilot spread her hands: "She will play me."
"Oh, my God, why?" The female reporter also didn't expect it.
"Maybe even hair removal won't work." The female test pilot said a classic Germanic joke.
When the two climbed off the train one after another. Filming studios have already been set up in the open space. The female star who stands out among the crowd like a star is the German female star Brigitte von Heimsmarck, who plays the female test pilot.
"Although I didn't make your biopic as I had hoped. But even if it is a group performance, I am still honored to play you." German actress Brigitte von Heimsmark expressed her gracefully and cordially. Take action.
"It's also my pleasure, ma'am." The female test pilot shook hands with her warmly.
"Ah, long time no see, Miss Lisa." As she said that, the German female star Brigitte von Heimsmark turned her attention to the female reporter. It is conceivable that there cannot be no intersection between the two.
"In the words of our mutual friend, it wasn't that long." The female reporter greeted with a smile.
"To tell you the truth, I only have 3 days' schedule." German actress Brigitte von Heimsmark went straight to the point: "I hope you can help me enter your (character) life as soon as possible."
"No problem, everything is for the Führer." the female test pilot blurted out.
"Everything is for the Führer." The female star agreed almost reflexively. It can be seen that he has been training for a long time. In fact, everyone present, including the female reporter, came from the plot memories of this fragmented time and space. No one really knows that the German actress Brigitte von Heimsmark is from "Inglourious Basterds".
As for her World War I movie "Gaseous Spy", which made her famous in the international film industry, there was another female lead in the real world. Of course, none of this matters. What's important is that, having been infiltrated into the riddled Third Reich, the two most famous actresses no longer had their hearts set on the empire for their own reasons.
"The director is here!" Someone shouted, and the studio immediately became a commotion.
From the twinkling expression of female star Brigitte von Heimsmark, we know that the purpose of participating in the group portrait performance this time is actually for the "film angel of the Third Reich" - female director Leni Riefensch From Tal.
"Leni's heart is still hot." Seeing the graceful back of female star Brigitte von Heimsmark leaving quickly, the female reporter was a little moved by the scene. Perhaps it was not just her, but everyone present felt the coolness of the sunset in the empire.
But perhaps no one would have thought that the empire would collapse so quickly. What many people are discussing in private now is still how to withdraw troops from the Eastern Front in a dignified manner and stabilize Europe's defense line. As for Italy, and even further afield, Ukraine, the noble inhabitants of the Third Reich did not feel in their hearts that they would one day be lost. After all, it's only 1943.
"As long as the empire needs it, we are all the same." This seemingly illogical statement clearly comes from the heart of a patriot. Just as the female test pilots still adhere to their beliefs after the fall of the empire: "When you are in that era and that environment, you must always be prepared to live and die with the country."
