Chinese entertainment: What's wrong with actresses wanting to improve?

Chapter 314 Iceland

Iceland in July has no real night.

Fu Yibai stood in the shallow water of the Máfabót Lagoon, his trousers rolled up above his knees, holding a viewfinder and repeatedly adjusting the angle of the distant horizon.

The water was very cold; even through my boots, my feet below the ankles were already feeling numb.

But he showed no intention of going ashore.

Fan Binbin, wrapped in a down jacket, sat on a folding chair on the shore, holding a thermos in his hand, his gaze fixed on that person.

"Jenny."

Fan Binbin suddenly spoke, his voice very low.

"Um?"

"What is he after, anyway?"

Guo Zhenni paused for a moment.

"Not even thirty years old, yet worth hundreds of billions, able to have whatever he wants."

If it were me, I would be enjoying the world right now.

I wouldn't do it all myself anymore.

Fan Binbin unscrewed the thermos and took a sip of hot water.

Guo Zhenni glanced at Fan Binbin, then turned her gaze to Fu Yibai in the lake.

"Maybe it's a passion."

I can tell he's very happy right now.

Do you love it?

Filming began at 3 PM.

The scenes on Miller's Planet mainly revolve around Cooper and his crew landing to find Miller dead, but Brand insists on retrieving his data recorder, believing that the data is crucial for determining the planet's habitability.

During the data retrieval process, they encountered a massive tsunami triggered by the gravity of the black hole "Gargantua," which resulted in the death of team member Doyle and severe damage to the spaceship.

This action also directly resulted in them spending about 3 hours on Miller's planet, while 23 years had passed on Earth, becoming one of the key turning points in the plot.

Fu Yibai finally put down the viewfinder and waded back to the shore.

Guo Zhenni immediately handed him a thermos, and he took it and took a sip.

"All departments, prepare."

Fan Binbin immediately entered the tent and put on her spacesuit.

The actor who played Doyle also came over; he was a British stage actor named David, and he was quite burly.

He plays the astronaut who gets swept away by a giant wave on Miller's planet in the movie; his role is small but crucial.

"Attention all units—"

Fu Yibai raised the walkie-talkie and glanced at the monitor screen.

"Interstellar, Scene 73, Shot 1—"

"Action!"

Fan Binbin waded through the water, searching for Miller's data logger.

The water resistance, combined with the weight of the spacesuit, made every step feel like wading through mud.

"We can't leave without her data."

…………

"No, I found it."

.........

At 6 p.m., Fu Yibai announced that work was done.

Although it gets dark very late in Iceland, the crew still had to strictly adhere to the actors' guild's working hours regulations because overtime pay is really expensive.

The crew began packing up their equipment, and the production assistants carefully removed the cameras from the shallows and placed them into waterproof cases.

The reflectors of the headlight assembly were removed piece by piece, stacked, and loaded onto the vehicle.

Fan Binbin came out of the makeup tent, having removed her makeup and changed into her white windbreaker. Her hair was loose, and her face showed the fatigue of filming all day.

She walked to Fu Yibai's side and naturally took his arm.

"It's freezing!"

She buried her face in the crook of his shoulder.

"Go back to the hotel and take a hot bath."

Back at the hotel, Fan Binbin went for a bath.

Fu Yibai sat in the conference room outside the suite, with the filming schedule for the next few days laid out in front of him.

The scenes on Planet Mann took place on the Svina Glacier, which was the most arduous part of the entire film.

In sub-zero temperatures and on the surface of a glacier at an altitude of over 1,000 meters, the crew members had to walk on the ice wearing crampons, and all equipment had to be carried by manpower.

He checked the weather forecast; a blizzard was expected in southeastern Iceland over the next three days.

Fan Binbin walked out wrapped in a bathrobe, his hair wet and loose on his shoulders, his skin flushed a light pink from being soaked in hot water.

She walked barefoot on the carpet behind Fu Yibai, placed her hands on his shoulders, and rested her chin on the top of his head.

"Still busy?"

"Take a look at the filming schedule for Planet Mann."

Fan Binbin was silent for a moment, then walked around to face him and sat down on his lap.

The hem of her bathrobe flared out, revealing a section of her fair thigh.

"Yi Bai."

"Um?"

"After filming 'Interstellar,' you really should take a break."

Fu Yibai reached out and tucked her loose, wet hair behind her ear.

My fingertips touched her cheek; her skin, warm from the hot water, was as smooth as the finest silk.

"Feeling sorry for me?"

"Um."

Fan Binbin buried her face in Fu Yibai's neck, her warm breath brushing against his skin.

"good.

After filming this, I'll take a break.

"You want to see the Northern Lights, right? I'll take you to Iceland to see them."

"real?"

"real."

Fan Binbin looked at him, as if to confirm whether he was lying to her.

Then she buried her face in the crook of his neck, wrapped her arms around his neck, and cuddled against him like a cat that had let its guard down.

"You said it. You can't go back on your word."

"No regrets."

Fan Binbin gave a muffled "hmm".

The twilight outside the window finally settled completely.

In Iceland in July, the "night" lasts only two or three hours, with the sky changing from orange-red to deep blue, and then from deep blue to dark blue.

The distant glacier glowed with a faint white light in the night, like a sleeping giant.