"Is there a Catholic church willing to rent their hall out to us?"
"Um . . . Actually, we've had some successful negotiations . Our success rate is 60% . "
"How many churches did you contact?"
"Three . "
Okay, they had a long way to go . Qin Guan knew that renting a church was expensive, but the firm wanted to spend up to 100,000 pounds on it .
"So?"
"We lost Westminster, but Lincoln and Rosslyn are good alternatives . We'll use them for the interior scenes . They are Catholic abbeys after all . They contradict our film with their orthodox ideas . "
"Branch churches do not think much of the film . They just want to promote their doctrines . "
Qin Guan was Chinese, so he was not under much pressure . The Chinese tended to tolerate different schools of religion, as most of them just believed in themselves .
Thus, Qin Guan didn't take the situation seriously .
A few hours later, the director and producer returned with great news . Thanks to the approval of the French president, they could film in the museum and in the actual room where "Mona Lisa" was .
The government had offered its support for the sake of the French actress and supporting male actor . Besides, the film glorified the French police, which made a good impression on the president .
Politics were all about propaganda, so a Hollywood film would be the best way to show the world the best side of their country .
The three sides had reached a strange compromise . Except for Qin Guan, who was an actor registered in the American Union, there was no other American actor joining the cast . Even the figurants all came from the UK and France .
To be honest, portraying a Harvard professor was the perfect job for Qin Guan . He was the actor with the highest level of education in the entertainment circle after all .
In the first scene, he would be giving a guest lecture about semiotics at a French university . It would be as simple as drinking water for him .
The following night, Qin Guan was standing on a podium . On the large screen behind him were different pictures that changed as he spoke .
Qin Guan exceeded the director's expectations . His lecture was so good that one would have thought that he was an expert on semiotics himself .
The credit belonged to Professor Mark though . Qin Guan had just copied his words and actions .
While he was signing his own book for the students, the director couldn't help but pay him a compliment . This actor looks like an academic!
Qin Guan's suit made him look like a puritanical, powerful professor . The talented students talked with him with worship in their eyes .
A few policemen broke in and interrupted them . A good friend of his had been murdered . Before dying, he had left several symbols in the Louvre . Nobody knew what they meant, so as an expert, Qin Guan had attracted the attention of the French police . They wanted to cooperate with him to find the killer .
Qin Guan finished his long scene in one take . Howard, who was a guy who noticed details, looked like he was choking .
He decided to vent his frustration on the poor killer . The unlucky man was a friar who would be punishing himself in the next scene . One could imagine the misery of the English actor .
Qin Guan, who was a sympathetic guy, was reminded by Wang to follow them . He took a bag of snacks with him .
He was only going for fun .
. . .
There were still a few traditional friars in some Catholic abbeys . Their school used to prevail in the Middle Ages, but was now experiencing a decline . Those guys tortured their own flesh to repent for their sins and experience the suffering of Jesus on the cross .
Their method was to beat their backs with thick, heavy whips late at night . The sincere men beat themselves until their skin split and their flesh broke as they suffered through the pain of the Father .
The killer was one of them .
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