Hearing the bodyguard's reminder, Murphy opened his eyes and turned his head to look behind, the traffic was relatively dense, except for the other car where the other bodyguards were riding, he didn't find anything different. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

Gal Gadot likewise looked behind him and found no so-called tracking vehicle.

The bodyguard reminded at this time, "A black SUV followed us from near the entrance of the set. ”

At the prompting of the bodyguard, Murphy turned his head again, and this time saw the black Cadillac, just behind their left, and seemed to be really following them.

"Another reporter followed." Gal Gadot turned around and muttered, "These tails are so nasty!" ”

Murphy took a special look, and there seemed to be a camera set up above the passenger of the Cadillac, needless to say, it must be a reporter chasing after him.

"Let's go." Murphy said to the bodyguard and driver, "Leave them alone. ”

Over the years, for 365 days a year, he and Gal Gadot have been behind him for at least 200 days with their tails hanging, and Murphy has long been accustomed to the candid filming that reporters are tired of.

"I'll sleep for a while."

Gal Gadot leaned over to Murphy and leaned over his shoulder, "Call me when you get home." ”

Murphy knew that Gal Gadot was busy with both the crew and the work of Stanton's studio, and was very busy, reaching out and gently hugging her in order to make Gal Gadot sleep more comfortably.

As for the Cadillac SUV in the back, he didn't bother to care anymore, and he didn't let the bodyguards get rid of them, after all, he was going home, and the Wave Manor was not a secret, and when he got there, the high-walled compound could naturally isolate these people.

The black Cadillac SUV drove unusually smoothly, and followed Murphy's Rolls-Royce Phantom into Beverly Hills, and Daisy, who was driving, always looked coldly ahead and carefully observed Murphy's movements.

But when she followed to the gate of Wave Manor, she didn't see Murphy get out of the car, and the car in front of her never stopped at all.

"Scared of death!"

Driving past the gate of Wave Manor and seeing two cars turn inside, Daisy said disdainfully, "How can I worship you?" ”

When faith is abandoned, not only is it no longer faith, but it is often thrown on the ground and trampled on a few more times.

Driving out of the confines of Wave Manor, Daisy slows down and finally stops on the side of the road, removing the camera placed on the passenger seat for camouflage, ready to take pictures of the surrounding environment.

In fact, in the past few days, she has been visiting the warehouse set in Venice and the wave estate in Beverly Hills every day, as a die-hard fan of Murphy, these two locations are not new to her, and they are easy to find, but it is difficult to enter.

These two places have been harassed by reporters recently, and the security guards have been significantly strengthened, not to mention the wave manor, even if it is a warehouse set in Venice, without the relevant documents and the invitation of the crew management, it is impossible to enter at all.

Daisy didn't rush in, she knew that Murphy was an absolute big man, and she was afraid that there was only one chance for her to make a move, and once she alerted him in advance, it would be difficult to make another move.

In the past few days, she has been changing rental cars, checking around on the set in Venice and Beverly Hills, and today she is even disguised as a reporter who follows Murphy Stanton, wanting to see his activity habits and find the right occasion and time to shoot.

Just like the first two times, Daisy understands that it has to be planned before it can be launched.

Otherwise, the police would not have not found her so far, but mistakenly thought that the murderer was a man, and regarded the person caught in the movie theater as a criminal, and according to the reports seen on TV, it seems that the prosecutors in Los Angeles are ready to prosecute him.

This is just right, she doesn't have to worry about the police side, she can put her energy completely on Murphy, observe his movement trajectory first, and then make a perfect plan, the final blow is fatal!

Traitors must pay with their lives!

Daisy has made up her mind to deal with the person who betrayed her.

After getting out of the car, Daisy picked up the camera and filmed it at the Wave Manor, she needed to know everything here so that it would be easy to make a plan.

Planning is a prerequisite for the success of many things, and even more so for movies.

With less than a week to go before filming began, Murphy began to review each of the plans he had made, trying to find as many gaps as he could.

In reality, the investigation, which lasted for nearly a year, was not an easy task to compress into a two-hour film, and Murphy had to recreate the original scene realistically.

After reading so many materials from that year, even people like Murphy somewhat admired what Barty Malone and Robbie Robinson and others did back then.

No one questioned their motives, because the case was too heavy and a project in which no vested interests could be seen.

No one believed that they could really pry this slate, and finally in this calm soil, set off a flat thunder, they did not have any superhuman ability, that is, relying on the collection of materials, countless telephone calls, appointments with victims, and stalemate with interest groups, and finally found a breakthrough.

In the film, the group members of the Murphy Project are not only journalists, but also parents and social members.

In the West, religion and society are mutually reinforcing, and people who go to church every weekend to seek comfort look at the clergy who take the place of God's hand, and how they reject and resist these demonic acts of blasphemy against children in the name of God.

This is the stance that the film needs to take firmly.

At that time, the throwing of this stone caused infinite waves, making people yearn for the hand of God, and at the same time, they also planted in their hearts the potential possibility of being filthy under the pretense of priesthood.

If you want the film to be brilliant enough, the final film should not only reproduce the story and commend these reporters, but more importantly, it can arouse the sense of responsibility of people in society, and bring hope to people while exposing the cruel truth.

Just like the numbers he saw, from 9 to 13, from 20 to 45, from 70 to 90 at the end, every time the number of surveys increased, it was shocking.

If it's such a amount, people must know it.

Perhaps, people just knew, but they themselves chose to hide and be silent.

It is because of the impetus of the likes of Barty Malone and Robbie Robinson that people have the way to dare to point out the existence of darkness in the sacred realm.

This must be absolutely certain in the film, and even Catholicism cannot argue with it!

While Murphy was concentrating on the new film, CAA Italy forwarded him a letter - a handwritten letter from His Excellency Pope Benedict XVI!

Although this letter is sprinkled with three pieces of stationery, it can be summed up with only one meaning, hoping that Murphy can hold the hand of God that the Vatican Holy See has taken the initiative to reach out and cancel the project "Focus"!

"The Hand of God?"

Murphy threw it aside after reading the letter, if it was really God who reached out his hand, he would definitely run over and grab it to see what this one of the supreme gods on earth looked like, but his servant reached over and forgot it......

"Do you really want to reject the hand of God?" Gal Gadot asked.

"Moses, standing before the Red Sea, said to those who he led, "Please support each other and take our companions, and we will surely cross the sea and reach the other shore."

Murphy grabbed Gal Gadot's hand, "For me, the hand of God is on my side!" ”

Gal Gadot smiled, "You're really good at talking. ”

Gal Gadot is not at all surprised by Murphy's rejection of the Vatican, and with Murphy's usual style of doing things, it is strange that the same reconciliation is a thing.

These things were quickly forgotten by Murphy, and instead of staying in Los Angeles for the last few days, he flew to Boston again with the five leading actors Robert Downey Jr., James Franco, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill and Margot Robbie, to meet with the journalists who actually participated in the investigation that year, and continue to refine the seriousness and authenticity of each character and each scene.

Over the past month or so, they have been to Boston several times and talked to everyone: lawyers, survivors, family members, former journalists, editors, publishers, to try out different narrative angles and the Boston Globe at the time.

Journalists are the hardest people to deal with, and they don't like to be interviewed.

The journalists also released a book about the investigation, but the content was a continuation of the investigation, which was somewhat like a "product" of the investigation, and unfortunately the book was not published properly.

In fact, the film is based on hundreds of hours of conversation and a wealth of truthful material -- not just journalists, but lawyers, former editors and publishers, anyone Murphy & Stanton Studios could find.

So, in a way, it became Murphy's investigation of them.

Of course, in the seriousness of many media reporters, Murphy has become their friend because of the filming of this film, because this film shows the integrity and strength of traditional media and journalists.

One thing, even Murphy, who likes the Internet era and the convenience brought by the Internet, has to admit that the discipline of traditional media is higher than that of Internet media, not to mention how much the mountains are, at least a little higher.

These are even more pronounced in journalists.

For example, "Focus", an in-depth investigation team of traditional media, can spend one year tracking and investigating major events, and the topic selection is still relatively independent......

In the new media era, Internet media is too pan-entertainment, and it is too difficult to do so, and it is basically impossible.

Both new and traditional media have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Returning to Los Angeles from Boston, Murphy prepares to start filming "Spotlight" in the studio, but before the official shooting, he has another thing to focus on, the American TV and Movie Golden Globe Awards are here!