"..."
Director Henson originally came over to question Winona Wallace, but hearing her words, he was suddenly speechless.
It was clearly Winona Wallace who couldn't keep up with the scene and couldn't perform properly just now. How she felt the issue was all on David Redington was beyond him.
Director Henson's face suddenly sank, looking worse than before.
Although Winona Wallace was the Wallace family's heiress, Director Henson, as a new director, was also famous for his tough attitude in the industry.
Normally, off-duty, he could look after her and offer some convenience.
But once at the set, in front of the camera, all he saw was the performance, the professionalism.
Only to hear Director Henson's harsh criticism without mercy: "Actors will face performing changes on the spot. If your opponent changes their performance style, and the director doesn't call 'cut,' it means this improvisation is approved by the director.
