Among the actresses in this crew who could speak to him in such a tone, Mizuna Hayato could guess who the visitor was without even raising his head.
"Yeah, please give me some advice." Looking at the split-shot script, Mizuna Hayato said perfunctorily without raising his head.
"Hey~" Ishihara Satomi took three steps at a time, ran down the stairs, came to Minakami Hayato, and said in a coquettish tone: "Don't you even look at me?"
Hearing this, Mizuna Hayato raised his head, glanced at her, and then quickly lowered his head: "I saw it."
"So perfunctory~" Satomi Ishihara complained.
Mizuna Hayato's eyes were very good, and he was perfunctory. With just one look, he could clearly see what Satomi Ishihara looked like now.
The character Aizawa Ruka she plays is the resident singer in the bar, so she dresses cooler. She wears a black printed T-shirt on the upper body, and a pair of slim washed jeans on the lower body. Her slender long legs are wrapped in it, and the shape is perfect. It's a pair of short boots.
In fact, the costume designer of the crew gave her a pair of white boots. However, Ishihara Satomi was not tall enough and only had a T-shirt on her upper body. Such a combination would inevitably expose its shortcomings, so she consulted and modified it herself.
In various movies and TV dramas, she wore matching clothes to make herself look like a 157-year-old girl. This was also a hot topic on the Internet after she became famous.
Ishihara Satomi's hair is longer than in the first film, and the big black waves are swept to one side, adding a bit of sex appeal.
Mizuna Hayato's heart is as hard as iron, unmoved.
"You're so free, have you finished practicing the dance and singing?"
In the first part, Aizawa Ruka's appearance was singing in a bar, and this part is the same. In addition to singing, there is even a short dance, which is longer than the first part.
In the first part, Ishihara Satomi was troubled by this for a while, but I don't know what to do with this part.
Thinking of this, Hayato looked up at her.
It seems that regardless of whether Ishihara Satomi has improved in singing and dancing, her face has improved a lot.
I saw that she was not embarrassed at all when she saw this part in the first movie. Instead, she said with a smile: "Not yet~ I'm not waiting for Director Mizuna to guide me~"
Looking at her, Mizuna Hayato felt a little stunned, and suddenly thought of the past life on the set, where a large number of actresses used such a tone to ask for "guidance" from the director and screenwriter, and finally guided them into the same room.
At the moment, Satomi Ishihara must be thinking about entering the same room as his director, but her purpose is definitely different from those of the actors.
She was just greedy for his body!
As an upright assistant director, Minakami Hayato wants to say no to this unspoken rule that is causing trouble to the crew!
So he answered unhurriedly: "Being prepared for your role before filming is a required course for an actor."
He raised his eyes and looked at her: "No way, there are no actors who don't make any preparation before joining the set, right?"
In his previous life, Mizuna Hayato often went to some film crews to pick up extra money, including but not limited to movies and TV series starring popular actors.
At that time, he really didn't have the confidence to say such things. If he said such things to those people, it wouldn't be called "yin and yang", it would be called "pointing in the face and swearing".
Of course, from Minakami Hayato's point of view, it means "telling the truth."
Of course Ishihara Rimi is not that outrageous. In the first film, she was assigned a temporary assignment and did not read the script in advance, so something went wrong.
When it came to the second part, she had time to prepare in advance, and she had been practicing for a while.
She just said that to tease Minato Hayato.
Ishihara Satomi's caution is good, but unfortunately she is not a "female lecturer who is proficient in human nature", and she could not coax Minakami Hayato to fall under her jeans in three words.
But she was neither annoyed nor discouraged.
Because she recalled the kiss last time she participated in the MV of Hayato Minakami's song, she noticed details that Hayato Minakura himself might not have noticed.
The only thing she could confirm was that he definitely didn't hate her, let alone some iron man without worldly desires.
Just take your time and figure it out.
So she took a few steps forward and squatted down next to the chair where Minato Hayato was sitting. She put her hands on her knees and looked up at him with her bright eyes: "Then tell me about your lines~"
Mizuna Hayato glanced at her, ignoring the electricity she was constantly transmitting through her "upper eye line": "It's just a few lines, do you still have to be correct?"
"Yeah~" Satomi Ishihara smiled.
She didn't really want to play with Mizuna Hayato, she just found an opportunity to chat with him.
"Okay."
Unexpectedly, Mizunami Hayato actually agreed this time.
"It's just like Genji's lines, right?" Hayato Minakami said: "You, a heroine, really don't have many lines~"
Ishihara Satomi's smile froze and she lowered her head.
No, this movie is purely a men's drama. She only appeared in the scene for a few minutes, and she didn't have as many lines as in the previous movie.
But she quickly raised her head again. Anyway, she didn't really come here for filming. She came here as a "friendly guest star", and she didn't have any opinions on the role.
It's just that the title of "heroine" is a bit weird.
"The heroine..." Satomi Ishihara looked strange: "During the first film, I read the comments and complained that the Tatsukawa Tokio played by you, Hayato-kun, is the real heroine, but I was the third party involved."
"Hahahaha~" Recalling the scene in the first film where the two male protagonists "competed" for Tatsukawa Tokio, Mizuna Hayato also laughed.
"Besides, this one also has Shinbaji and the others, so your reputation as the heroine really doesn't deserve it."
"New Baji?"
"Oh, that's the new guy."
"Oh~" Ishihara Satomi nodded, not knowing who the newcomer was referring to.
"Let's get the lines right," said Mizuna Hayato.
Although he knew in his heart that Ishihara Satomi was not serious about correcting the lines, let alone didn't know how to act this part, Mizumi Hayato really wanted to try this part.
Mainly because this section is very interesting.
Thinking about the lines in this section, Hayato Minakami took the initiative to come to the stairs on a whim, preparing to rehearse live with Satomi Ishihara.
The scene between Takitani Genji and Aizawa Ruka is the scene after the conversation between him and his shady father. It was a scene of "a loving father and a filial son". The father beat his son easily, and Takitani Genji was beaten by his father. A few hard punches.
So at the beginning of this section, Ruka Aizawa, played by Satomi Ishihara, had to wipe the scars on his face with a handkerchief.
"Okay, let's start!" Mizuno Hayato shouted himself.
Satomi Ishihara held a handkerchief in her hand and stretched it forward.
"Card!"
Shouted Mizuno Hayato.
"Where are you extending your hand?!"
