progressing rapidly, encroag on each other's intimate spad making small advances.

  That sounds good. Although it's odd, acc to my agent, you should prepare. The filming will be in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phidelphia. Since I don't have a lead role, most of my ses will be in Los Angeles and San Francisco, whereas you'll have to visit Phidelphia, - Gwyh said, with a slight hint of envy on her face.

  -You apao Phidelphia if you wish, - Billy replied.

  -I'll wait and see, although I might have some spae in some activities. I might visit Phidelphia with you; just know I won't let you out of my sight if I do apany you, - Gwyh said.

  The method by which people would ultimately be judged was a tinuous struggle alongside two actors. Brad Pitt had his interview iernoon, while Billy would have his interview in the m. Due to the staions from many of the characters who were turning down the movie, the st one being Sylvester Stallo long ago, only two surviving didates remained who genuinely desired the role. Sihe movie didn't have a public call for specific roles and desired experienced actors, they tacted advertising agencies and producers to outliential profiles.

  This was a good thing, albeit terproductive.

  Billy followed all the e images, wearing bck trousers, a crisp white shirt, and a disted tie with colorful patterns that suited the movie well, although it wasn't necessary. However, Billy was already adept at such activities, along with a loher jacket reag down to his knees. He had grown a beard for almost a month, with some slight touch-ups to give it a disheveled appearance.

  He kept his hair short, once again copying Erwin's style, leaving it slightly loo avoid frequent trims. He could look formally appropriate with a bit of gel and a touch-up sihe movie spans no more than two weeks.

  David Mills is just a person doing his job, and although it may seem easy, it be seen in two shots that it has plexity due to his motivations to the streets of vilins. The way he acts, and his motivations are to be someone who tributes to society.

  He must represent not only an impulsive person but also a fair person. However, that zeal makes him tenacious and itted to what he does. The good part is that he ges the role as desired. With the majority of credits ied in ag, his work and experience are enough for him to fight for that role.

  -Mr. Carson, you proceed to your audition, - they replied, leading him to a small room, han a three-meter room. The director, David Fincher, and Arnold Kopelson.

  Iingly, the script depicts the death of David Mills. David Mills dies in the game against John Doe, and Somerset ends up finishing him off after seeing his partner's death. Therefore, it's surprising how the initial script and the end of the movie are detailed.

  -So, - Billy inquired.

  -Act out a silent form, envision an office; your as should unfold appropriately, - replied Arnold Kopelson.

  Billy nodded as he adjusted his posture to the best of his ability. Mills was supposed to have a good posture due to his physical athleticism, fident stance, rebellion, and a hint of mystery in his way of expressing himself. With great detail, he fixed his posture to resemble Leo Roy, a military man, imitating his deliberate gestures and steadfast gnces, embodying the iy of his character. As a detective, he must have that refleprinted on his face.

  After a while, he was handed a three-page script. As he studied the script, he immersed himself in his role, not taking note of what he was doing. He had been thinking like a detective most of the time; the imitation led him aside, but his preseimately shaped the end of his character.

  It's the se where Joe Doe turns himself in at the police station, following a foolish idea of evil in his heart, a pn he had been plotting for a long time.

  Lines with William Somerset, David Mills, and John Doe.

  Se outside the street, police station.

  Somerset: I've decided... I want to stay until this is over. Until it's done, or we see that it will never end.

  Mills: Oh, you want to stay now? - Billy mixed his untouched copy with the key idea of being as genuine as possible, without betraying his character.

  Somerset: One of two things is going to happeher we'll catch John Doe... or he'll finish his series of seven, and we'll never find him.

  Mills: Do you think you're doing me a big favor by staying?

  Here I use a lot of those main things, that pride, that tenacity in his words that are somewhat rude but fit perfectly with Mills' activities.

  Somerset: I'm asking you to keep me as your partner for a few more days. You're doing me a favor.

  Mills: You knew I'd say yes.

  Somerset: No. I wasn't sure at all.

  In the se, John Doe es up behind them, his clothes spttered with blood, his lunatic face just a fixed idea, attested by his manner, a sociopath, a madman. Billy already prepares a look of disgust, a look of hatred, a disgust that he alortrays in his manner.

  Somerset: As soon as this is over, I'm out.

  Mills: What a surprise.

  Shock.

  Uniformed officer: It's him.

  Mills: Get down on the ground.

  Somerset: Be careful!

  Officer: You heard him! Get down on the ground!

  Somerset: Down! Face down!

  Billy's as are performed furiously, even managing to square his stao demonstrate standard procedures, all practiced with his bodyguards, from how to adapt. Everything must focus on hooli should act, must be tough, and uing.

  Mills: Don't move, not a damn inch.

  The script ends there.

  -Repeat, but from this se, - Arnold Kopelson said.

  -Without hesitation, - Billy said.

  All ses were done only Billy fag the air.

  ***

  -I'm not sure if my performance was outstanding, - Billy replied.

  -You shouldn't worry; you probably did a great job, - replied Jim Wait, heading with Billy.

  Both got into a bck van that would take them to the CAA studios. The most important time roag, Jim Wait's and Billy's tract renewal. The wait for a tract, although iable and good for both parties, had to be fruitful over the few years. A four-year traegotiation, somewhat lengthy. Jim knew about the fortune; now the actor Billy Carson was a glorious asset and couldn't let him go. The takeoff to be sidered a great ally; now Billy is what one would call a shuffled actor in big produs, a first-css producer, and arepreneur above the average Ameri.

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