Kyoko Fukada's "wooing" action didn't last long. After reconfirming the filming time for the next phase of the memorial episode, Maki Horikita left the crew.
At the same time, Kyoko Fukada, who had very few scenes in the Kyoto Fire episode or even the Legend Ending episode, had to focus on filming her scenes.
All of them are popular actresses. Even if they selfishly want to follow Mizuna Hayato, Mizuna Hayato will not delay them because of him.
After several days of reading meetings and confirming the complete and detailed shooting schedule, the entire crew got into gear for the filming of the next two movies.
Even though the crew has been filming the reminiscence episode with Mizunakami Hayato for a while and has been completely adjusted, the actors are new to the team and they also need to get in shape.
There are no action scenes for Takahae played by Kyoko Fukada, and the filming of purely literary scenes is just suitable for the running-in stage when the crew just started shooting, so it is reasonable to focus on shooting.
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After the plot of the first part, Kenshin stayed in Kaoru's "Kamiya Huoshin-ryu" dojo, and there were many protagonists in the team. After Kenshin's fame spread, Kaoru's dojo was no longer empty. After asking about it, a group of people learned the sword.
In this quiet daily life, extraordinary events came to the door.
Someone from the Meiji government came to the door and told Kenshin that he needed a favor.
It turned out that after Kenshin, the "Batōsai" who was the sword of the assassination operation, retired, the gang found his successor and continued the assassination operations, including many dark and invisible actions.
"The cunning rabbit dies, the lackey is cooked." Of course, after the war was won, the successor was surrounded by a group of companions who shouted "We have won", stabbed him several times, and finally threw him to the A fire was lit among the piles of corpses.
But in the fire, an inhuman "Avenger" climbed up. And he is the villain of the subsequent two movies - Zhi Zhixiong.
The only one who can deal with the executioner is the executioner, or in other words, the only way to clean up this shameful "black history" is to invite Kenshin, the former "Battosai".
In order to gain the hard-earned stability for himself and his partners after struggling, Kenshin decided to set off alone to assassinate Shishio.
Kenshin, who has sealed the sword and vowed not to kill anyone again, has to pick up the sword again and become the executioner who kills people in the dark without blinking an eye. For this, the hardest thing to accept, or the least willing to accept, is of course The heroine - Kaoru.
Just like the swordsmanship she learned is called "Kamiya Huoshin-ryu", she is also a kind-hearted samurai woman. At the same time, the feelings she has for Kenshin in her heart also make her not want to see Kenshin fall into darkness again.
Kenshin, of course, also had different feelings for Kaoru. Seeing the chaos and killing caused by Shishio, the responsibility and justice in his heart made him unable to ignore it, and he could only choose to say goodbye to Kaoru.
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The crew of "Rurouni Kenshin" is filming this farewell scene.
Kenshin, played by Hayato Minazawa, told Kaoru, played by Masami Nagasawa, that he was going to Kyoto, and expressed his gratitude to her for taking him in regardless of his status as "Batōsai" and for taking care of him during this time.
"So you really plan to... assassinate Shishio Shima?" Nagasawa Masami's eyes were red, and her expression seemed to be unacceptable.
"Because I gave up my identity as Battousai, Shishio took over and followed in my footsteps." Hayato Minato said slowly: "It is my mission to stop that guy."
Then he raised his head slightly and looked directly into Masami Nagasawa's eyes.
Nagasawa Masami's eyes were red and moist, but she did not shed tears. She looked at him firmly with her eyes, seeming to have a stubbornness that refused to admit defeat and the tenacity of a woman from the Wu family.
【Great! 】
Minato Hayato almost cheered.
What is the happiest thing about being a director? It's nothing more than sufficient investment, superb acting skills, and excellent performance. Now he has it all.
Fortunately, the camera was only shooting the back of his head, otherwise his subtle emotional changes might have ruined this classic scene.
"If you go..." Nagasawa Masami was not affected at all, but became more emotional, with a slight tremor in her voice: "Maybe Kenshin, you will become an executioner..."
"Since I came here, my daily peaceful life has given me the illusion that I can really say goodbye to the past and become an ordinary swordsman." The camera cut over, and there was a kind of relief in the expression of Mizuna Hayato: " But abandoning the past is something no one can do.”
"I can't...stay any longer."
After freezing for a few seconds, he took a few steps forward and hugged Masami Nagasawa into his arms.
"Thank you for this time. And then..." The camera turned to Hayato Minazawa. He hugged Masami Nagasawa and slowly said his farewell words: "Goodbye."
"I am a wanderer, and it's time... to return to my wandering journey."
After saying that, Mizunami Hayato let go of his hands and turned to leave.
One step, two steps, as if counting down, the tears that filled Nagazawa Masami's eyes fell down in a flash.
Then she knelt on the ground weakly, calling his name: "Sword...heart..."
"Kenshin——!
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"Okay, perfect!" Mizuna Hayato shouted happily after watching the filming of this section.
The lines, emotions, and shots of the two people in this scene are all perfect.
This section of Hayato Minakami combines the lines of the original comic, which is a little more than the previous movie version. The change of camera language also shows the opposition between "feelings of family and country" and "love of children."
Needless to say about the performance, Masami Nagasawa's performance is so much higher than that of the previous movie heroines. From the red eyes at the beginning to the emotional explosion later, the progressive performance is amazing!
"Masami Nagasawa is the best in the world!"
Minakami Hayato shouted happily, which made Nagasawa Masami, who was wiping tears and fixing her makeup, burst into laughter.
However, Kyoko Fukada, who was brewing emotions on the other side, glared at him angrily.
Speaking of Fukada Kyoko, then again, although she has very few scenes in these two films, that does not mean that Minato Hayato was lazy and copied the plot of the original movie from his previous life.
It was also mentioned in the first film that Hayabusa Minakami added a lot of scenes to Kaoru played by Masami Nagasawa, just so that the heroine of this film would not look as "vase" as in the previous movie version, and would be more consistent with the original work. .
Similarly, Megumi, played by Kyoko Fukada, has far more charm in the original work than in the previous movie version.
Mainly reflected in her quiet and devoted love for Kenshin without fighting or grabbing.
