At night, Peachtree Street was completely closed, and several specially-made Batmobiles drove onto the street, including two strange-looking Batmobiles.
As a real-shooting fanatic, Nolan requires that all night street scene scenes must be shot at night.
Martin put on makeup, came out of the trailer, and wandered into the set.
Nolan called Martin and Bale together and warned them: "There will be a lot of action scenes today. Don't be stubborn when you need to use a substitute to prevent accidents from happening."
Martin, who took his own safety seriously, immediately said, "I'm fine."
Bell said: "I follow the crew's instructions."
Nolan looked at Martin and asked, "Are you proficient in using various weapons?"
Martin looked at Bell and said, "I am familiar with pistols, rifles, submachine guns, shotguns, and sniper rifles. My marksmanship is also pretty good. I have won a community competition."
He deliberately added: "Including rocket launchers."
After hearing this last sentence, Bell's eyes widened and he stared at Martin closely.
He remembered very clearly that the British police informed him that Nicholson and Streep set off fireworks at Pinewood Studios, using homemade pyrotechnic rocket launchers welded to steel pipes.
Nolan nodded: "The clown will have a rocket launcher during filming."
"No problem." Martin grinned and smiled at Bell: "I also made a homemade rocket launcher and gave it to Nicholson."
Bell felt a discomfort down there, as if he was being torn apart again. The breath he had been holding back since Pinewood Studios suddenly burst out: "You bastard, I'm going to..."
Nolan's eyes turned and fell on Bell.
Bell's tense muscles instantly stiffened, and he stood as stunned as a stone statue.
Nolan couldn't help but frown, what's going on with Bell?
He had imagined that the two protagonists in the crew would move from role-based opposition to real-life opposition in order to create a hot spot for marketing hype, but Martin didn't say anything. Bale was about to lose control?
Bale strongly recommended Heath Ledger, which left a very bad impression on Nolan.
At this moment, Nolan felt for the first time that there was something wrong with his vision of people, and Bell was not reliable at all.
Just outside the three people, the screenwriter was writing furiously.
"Martin, who plays the Joker, has always been very friendly. He often laughs and discusses issues with the director and Bale. Director Nolan has great trust in Martin, but Bale is moody and often gets angry with Martin over trivial things. The relationship between the two is deteriorating..."
After finishing the scene, Nolan left first to prepare for filming.
Bell stared at Martin, and Martin smiled at him, just like the Joker facing Batman.
"Asshole, what a good thing you did!" Bell was quite angry.
Martin spread his hands and said with a smile: "I don't understand what you mean."
Others looked this way.
Compared to Martin, whose face was covered in clown paint, Bell still wanted to show off. Without saying anything else, he gave Martin a cold look and left.
Martin then left.
The screenwriter also recorded: "Martin always smiles at Bell, but Bell's attitude towards Martin is getting worse and worse."
Martin came to a car and became slightly familiar with the vehicle.
Bruce and the prop masters came over with props and guns and fired them at the actors.
Martin received a shotgun, an old and well-maintained firearm.
Bruce said: "I have carefully inspected all the firearms and there are no problems."
Martin nodded slightly: "As long as you are here, I can feel at ease."
"Did you tease Bell just now?" Bruce asked, "I saw that he was very angry and wanted to hit someone."
Martin grinned: "I just gave him a little push. People always have to face many choices. If you seduce him quietly, he will go on a good path."
Bruce said: "Be a human being and be careful not to piss him off."
Martin's smile grew wider: "Can he still beat the Joker like Batman?"
Bruce felt that he had grasped the key to the problem: "Isn't this what you are looking forward to? You are such a bad person, you actually expect others to beat you up."
Martin didn't answer anymore, just smiled happily.
The filming soon kicked off, with motors roaring, vehicles chasing each other on the streets, gunshots ringing out intermittently, and fireworks flying into the sky from time to time.
Martin was frequently in and out of vehicles during filming.
Howard, the representative of the film guarantor, was watching the film with eager eyes and would never allow the main actors to take unnecessary risks.
The investment in the film is so huge that if it is not completed on time, the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company will face huge claims.
Martin did not want to be on the blacklist of third-party guarantees and fully cooperated with the crew's safety control.
The filming lasted until dawn, when the main crew evacuated, and a professional cleaning company came in to quickly clean up the garbage on the street. When it got dark, Peachtree Street returned to its normal state of traffic.
The crew entered into a work that reversed day and night, and most of the location scenes were performed at night.
The noise caused by filming on Peachtree Street every night soon attracted complaints and police calls.
But it's a bit difficult to deal with.
On the one hand, Atlanta and Georgia are promoting the development of the film and television industry, and they would never dream of introducing such a super-giant project.
On the other hand, most of the extras came from Jerome's Marietta agency, but most of the parts that played PD came from APDs.
During this period of time, the greatest pleasure for APDs is to come to the crew after get off work to act as a backdrop.
Some people also came to visit the class, especially Martin, who has too many friends in Atlanta.
That night, Sophia, who had invested in the crew through Pacific Pictures, also came to Peachtree Street.
With the investor certificate provided by Pacific Pictures, Sophia entered the set during the break.
She was wearing shorts and a short-sleeved T-shirt, and her explosive muscles attracted the attention of many people on the set.
The female King Kong stood at the edge of the shooting area, her eyes sweeping over like radar, and soon fell on Martin.
Martin's face was covered with white paint, and he had a weird smile on his big mouth. He was wearing a baggy suit under his forward-leaning head, which made him look really ugly.
Originally, Martin's appearance was not in Sofia's aesthetic point, but now he lost even the slightest interest.
Sofia discovered that the guy who was playing opposite Martin might have a good figure, and with the special bat suit, he looked like a fitness guy.
Scott crossed his legs, followed from behind, and handed the pink water bottle to Sophia.
When the director in the distance shouted to stop, Sophia took a sip of water through the straw and said, "Let's go meet Martin."
The two came to the rest area of the crew.
Martin saw Sofia and said hello: "Hi Sofia, good evening."
Behind him, Bruce quietly stepped back, but for a moment he couldn't find a wall to hide his butt.
"Your look is really ugly." Sofia said to Martin first, then turned her eyes to Bruce: "Brother, if you step back further, you will hit the camera."
Bruce looked back and saw that the IMAX camera was behind him. He stopped quickly and smiled awkwardly.
Martin laughed: "Old Bu always remembers your kindness to him."
Sofia also laughed, but her face was full of anger: "Martin, I am good to Lao Bu, but am I not good to you? Tell me, I will be good to you."
Martin's smile stopped suddenly, and the white paint and crazy expression were all frozen on his face.
Those who are clowns or not are all in vain in front of the female King Kong.
Sofia turned to ask: "The person who acted opposite you just now was Christian Bale?"
Upon hearing this question, Martin immediately realized that Sofia might be interested in that guy Bell.
The helpful Martin, of course doing good things for others, said: "Yes, that's Bell."
He praised without hesitation: "In order to play Batman, he prepared for more than four months and actively gained weight and fitness. He is an absolute muscular man."
Sophia's ears were listening to Martin's words, and her eyes were not idle, looking for traces of Bell everywhere.
Martin added: "Bell also has an extraordinary ability. He can lose weight if he wants to be thin, gain weight if he wants to be fat, and become a muscular man if he wants to."
Sofia became more and more interested and nodded frequently.
Martin regained his crazy smile: "One person can be used for several purposes, and it can also be specially customized. Isn't that fun?"
Bruce found a metal chair and sat down, thinking to himself that this bastard Martin is really not a human being!
Sophia couldn't wait any longer: "Let's go, introduce Belle to me."
Normally, someone should have introduced Sophia to Bell, but Martin's relationship with Sophia was no secret. He simply took Sophia himself to where Bell was resting.
Bell was on the phone in the lounge: "Honey, are you coming to Atlanta next week? OK, I will pick you up at the airport. Do you want to watch me shoot on the set? Of course."
His wife, Hibi Blaczyk, is coming to Atlanta for a visit.
After hanging up the phone and putting away the phone, Bell found that disgusting pale face waddling over, followed by a woman with an exceptionally strong figure.
This woman must be a fitness fanatic, and the muscles on her body are much more exaggerated than him.
Martin came closer, his pale face opened into a huge blood-red smile: "Hi, Bell, this friend of mine is a fan of yours and wants to come over to get to know you and take a photo with you."
Bell frowned: "I don't think it's necessary."
The screenwriter following Martin immediately wrote down: "Including Bale, whenever anyone from the crew brings fans over to take photos or sign autographs, Martin always satisfies them. Martin brought fans over to take photos with Bale, but Bale looked unhappy and refused directly. The conflict between the two is intensifying."
Who was Sophia? It didn’t matter to Bell. She walked over directly and introduced herself: "Hello, Bell, I am Sophia."
Bell nodded: "Hello."
Martin said no more and quietly left the place alone.
He is used to doing good things to others and will not be a light bulb.
When he returned to the rest area and sat down, Sophia over there had already started chatting with Bell.
Bell said no, but his body was honest.
Probably bodybuilders and bodybuilders have a lot in common.
Martin looked over there with interest. Now that the seeds are planted, he doesn't know if they will bloom.
For example, flowers bloom and blood bleeds, and ancient roads heat the intestines.
(End of chapter)
