punching, pushing, wrapping, longitudinal stepping, bounce legs, whirlwind feet......

Daniel's long fist is steady, he was also a monk halfway through his studies, it is impossible to say how deep the foundation is, but the characteristics of diligence and hard work still allowed him to master this boxing method, in the words of its master at the time, "full of craftsmanship, decent" - not a good evaluation, but also shows that he has been able to become a teacher.

Jeff has been immersed in hand-to-hand combat for decades, and although he is slightly less physical, his experience and strong foresight allow him to deal with Daniel with ease, and after finding a flaw, he sends his fist to Daniel's face.

Looking at the enlarged, hairy hand in front of him, Daniel tilted his head sideways and raised his hand to admit defeat.

"You're amazing." Jeff gasped a little, "I heard Doug say that you have a bit of kung fu foundation, I thought it was just a few kung fu racks from those third-rate action movies." ”

"Hand-to-hand combat? Uh-huh, it's really powerful. ”

Daniel was intrigued.

In the next month, Jeff switched from a martial arts instructor to a coach and sparring partner, and he had to play every day, otherwise he would never give up.

Doug Liman was also pleasantly surprised by Daniel's growth.

There are fewer and fewer stand-ins appearing, and even some of the scenes that were previously filmed were reshot by Daniel himself.

When he moved to Paris, Jeff and Daniel were already on par, and one didn't pay attention, but was disgraced by Daniel, who had both Eastern and Western kung fu.

"It's crazy, it's the first time I've been beaten down by an actor."

When Jeff was talking to Nick and Doug, he said in a slightly wolfy manner.

"That's Hollywood's most eye-catching star." Doug Liman looked at Daniel Sandler, who had a beard, short shaved hair, and a lean body, and couldn't hide his admiration, if there was still uncertainty about giving up Matt Damon, at least for the moment, Doug had completely disregarded anyone other than Daniel.

He made the character burst with brilliance that transcended action scenes.

Franka Botantt talked to him specifically about Daniel's image at the beginning, of course, when they chose, they finally decided to be Daniel instead of Matt, and Jason Bourne of "Spy" was destined to be a charming agent, not a hidden one among ordinary people.

But Franke has a good reason.

"Do you think I'm standing next to him, like a woman who will be looked at?"

"Uh, you're very temperamental."

Franke pouted and smiled, "Director, you're a little cheesy, Daniel said I'm very attractive, a little better than you, isn't it?" But the audience doesn't know me, let alone my temperament and charm. ”

Doug was persuaded by her, and after the team's deliberations, Daniel finally disguised himself.

Grow stubble, then cut your hair short, and the outfit is more casual and even out of place.

"It's still too charming, but it finally looks like a man who might look away." That's what Franka said about Daniel's final look.

However, for Daniel's new image, the film's costume designer Pirlo was pleasantly surprised.

This is more appropriate than she imagined the image of Jason Bourne.

Robert Rudrum, the original author and one of the film's screenwriters, was also full of praise for his look.

This made Franca complacent for a long time.

But when their only intimate scene in the film came, Franka Botantt couldn't help but complain to Doug Liman, but in the end, she was only willing to appear after the stylist tossed her for three hours.

In this scene, Daniel only wears a vest, and then even shows his entire back.

The bulging arm muscles and smooth back, in the cramped space, are hard to show a strange beauty.

Cinematographers are so immersed in their profession that Doug Liman even ignores it completely after he shouts "cut".

"Look, look, the audience will definitely say, look at that woman, if you want a bear to have no breasts, you want to have no face, why would Bourne sleep with her, maybe it's just that she has been on the run for too long, so she can't choose to eat."

Fraka's tireless self-deprecation always eased the tension of the crew.

Daniel had a very good impression of this charismatic German woman, and if it weren't for the fact that she and the director of the famous "Lola Run" had recently entered the palace of marriage - unlike Reese, they adhered to European traditions and loved each other, so the two men eventually avoided more emotion, but it was inevitable that they would have been more intimate and knew each other.

For Daniel, who has let go of the shackles of love, now is the time to be free and autonomous.

Although he just flew back to Los Angeles during the Thanksgiving holiday to attend the premiere of Ron Howard's new film "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" with Jessica Alba, the red carpet, handsome men and beautiful women, and the affectionate scene shattered the speculation about their relationship for more than a month, and Jessica's night at Daniel Malibu's house made everyone believe that this relationship is less together and more separated, and it still maintains a freshness.

That night, Jessica stayed at Daniel's house for the first and probably last time - they had a farewell campaign, everyone was in need, each other was satisfied, why not?

Of course, I also talked openly and honestly about the reasons why this relationship could not survive.

Jessica's brown eyes still haunt Daniel, who is very perceptive and blunt that from the beginning, Daniel was not sincere enough. Of course, she also admitted that her overly realistic view of love was one of the reasons why she made her willful decisions.

In any case, Daniel didn't argue too much, and after the two actually dissolved their relationship, the relationship became normal.

At the very least, there should be no problem with making an appointment to ease the needs when needed.

The crew of "Spy", who always laughs at Daniel's longing for his girlfriend in the United States, will not know what is going on inside, but it doesn't matter.

Daniel's performance on the set was very impressive, and Chris Cooper, who played the head of the CIA, although he only filmed in Paris for five days, the two men had all kinds of confrontations on the phone, on the bridge, on the roofs of buildings, and in the cramped CIA stronghold in Paris.

Jason Byrne goes from ignorance to discovering his secrets, and throughout the process, Daniel's layering and complex emotional concentration make people feel empathy for this character.

Again and again, Doug Liman felt the correctness of his choice.

Even Universal's Jose began to rejoice in the compromise after only a few visits, and then got excited, and the better the film, the more power he had within Universal, there was no doubt about it. This strong competition mechanism is also an important reason for forcing the entire crew to unite.

At the same time, Kusa Damon, Melissa Lane's agents, and even Fred's Mountain Eagles, whose business itself is very busy, has to assist Daniel with the awards season plan, in addition to this, Kusa finally contacts Daniel with a PR expert, Trick, who belongs to a well-established and well-connected PR agency, of course, asking for a lot of money, Daniel will pay Triver $150,000 for the awards season, and the contract will end a month after the Oscars end, about five months before and after, less than half a year.

It's a trial phase of working together, and with Daniel's influence today, any PR agency wants to gain this client, and Trickor and his agency are no exception, and the awards season will determine whether they can finally work together.

Daniel's team, including DreamWorks and Universal's PR departments, is working at full speed.

When Franke and Daniel talk about the New York Filmmakers Guild Awards, Daniel, who is far away in France, realizes that awards season has finally arrived.

(Every Friday is Good Friday, a lonely day without the website recommendation, and a good book-reading classmate voted for me six 12,000 update votes, sad)