Bavarian Film City, "Melusine" set.

In the well-known European mythology, Mellusin was a two-tailed mermaid. His image was later used as a trademark by Starbucks.

Borrowing the love legend of the two-tailed mermaid and mortals, the plot of this latest movie starring Olga Chekhovva is: After a car accident, the heroine Nora saves the hero Stefan's life. They fall in love, but after Stefan recovers, they lose their connection with Nora. While searching for her, Stefan meets and falls in love with the lively and beautiful young girl Christina, who happens to be the daughter of the heroine Nora.

Bavarian Film Studio in Munich is the largest studio in Germany. It was built in 1919 with an area of ​​about 356,000 square meters. Directors Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, Orson Wells, Fassbender, Peterson, Wimwendes and others have all filmed scenes here. The film city has built a large-scale outdoor site base from scratch. Later generations have become a popular scenic spot. Visitors can visit the real sets taken by the movie and interpret the classic scenes in old movies in an immersive way across time and space.

"Mellusin" is also the ending film of Olga Chekhovva's performance career in the Third Reich.

Witnessing the young Austrian actress Angelika Hauff, who plays her daughter in the play, and the male protagonist's slightly immature scene, Olga Chekhovva, who is already 46 years old, is as quiet as water, and has a strong heart that is calm and unstoppable and unscathed, a complex feeling suddenly emerges.

The foundation applied layer by layer on her face is getting thicker and thicker, and the highlights that are brighter and brighter in front of the close-ups. The traces of time that cannot be concealed make her role gradually grow old with her. This may be the last "just a bite of youthful rice" she can eat.

The personal makeup artist who was removing her makeup seemed to notice something: "Madam, have you seen that lady recently?"

"You mean, Mrs. Katy, the casting assistant director of the set of "The Great Battle." Olga Chekhovva certainly heard of the name of the lady Katy Salon.

"I heard from those who have seen her recently that Mrs. Katie looks much younger than she was in the salon." The personal makeup artist carefully observed the female star's reaction from the makeup remover mirror and continued: "It's like being imposed on 'Mellusin's magic."

The two-tailed mermaid Mellusin is an extremely beautiful Mizusawa fairy. "Mellusin's magic" is obviously a magical magic that metaphors the everlasting youthful and eternal magic of the Mizusawa fairy.

"After you say this, I remembered it." Not long ago, Olga Chekhovva had just visited the set of "The Battle" with the "First Lady" Eva Blaun and the Berlin female celebrity visiting group. The famous Mrs. Katy was greeted on the platform.

Because the atmosphere was warm, I didn't pay special attention. Looking back now, Mrs. Katy's beauty really seemed to be cast by "Mellusin's magic". Especially the full vitality emitted from the inside out is incomparable to no matter how magical makeup techniques are.

"It's not just that lady. Any actress who participated in the filming of that Empire film is more brilliant than before. So, I think it's better to say that the charm of the movie is not so much a magical one." As a personal makeup artist of a big star, her personal future has long been bound to Olga Chekhovva.

"The rough cut version of the Great Battle has been successfully held for an internal preview. It has been unanimously recognized by senior filmmakers of the Empire, including the Head of State. The premiere day has also been confirmed. It is obviously too late to ask for an important role at this time." Olga Chekhovva certainly understood the idea of ​​a private makeup artist.

"I heard that the female director of "The Great Battle" will soon take on a bigger Hollywood movie." The personal makeup artist quietly lowered his voice.

"You mean MGM's $3 million production, adapted from "Dragon Seed" by Nobel Prize winner Pearl Buck." Olga Chekhovva knows more about it.

"Yes, yes. It's this movie." The personal makeup artist couldn't help but feel excited.

"Leni said that there are no outsiders to interfere in the script, casting, shooting, editing, and the entire film shooting and production process. Although there are many female stars who want to participate in the show, everyone is waiting and watching now."

"Ms., you are different..." The personal makeup artist kept silent just right.

"I'm 46 years old." Olga Chekhovva must have read the adapted script sent by MGM. The MGM production based on the novel of the same name by Pearl Buck tells the story of Tan Xiaoyu, a new woman with progress in thought in a remote village in China, leading the villagers to resist during the Japanese invasion.

The character of the heroine Tan Xiaoyu is obviously incompatible with Olga Chekhovva.

In fact, the adapted script sent by MGM also specially chose the role of the heroine Tan Xiaoyu's mother for Olga Chekhovva.

"If age is not a problem, your experience is almost another 'Tan Xiaoyu'." The personal makeup artist did his best to give encouragement.

"Is this true?" Olga Chekhovva sighed.

Olga Chekhovva was born in the Caucasus region of Tsarist Russia. Her aunt was the wife of the famous Russian writer Chekhov and the most famous actress in the Moscow Art Theater. At the age of 16, Olga, who was born in the beautiful world, came to Moscow and met the handsome young and handsome Misha Chekhov at her aunt's house. Misha was the son of Chekhov's brother Alexandra. She was a young actor at the Moscow Art Theater at that time and was rich in acting genius.

Misha suddenly fascinated Olga, who had just fallen in love with her cousin hopelessly. Misha, who likes to pursue beautiful girls, will naturally not let go of this little cousin who admires him. After a few days of knowing each other, he proposed to Olga sweetly. In September 1914, Olga brought his passport, a suitcase and a new pajama from his aunt's house and ran away from home. He and Misha and they secretly got married in a church in Moscow.

Olga has lived in Misha's apartment since then, and their secret marriage has made both parents angry. At this time, Olga found that Misha is far from the "prince charming" she imagined. In addition to drinking, he is also a playboy. What's worse, Olga is already pregnant at this time. When she said she wanted to give birth to the child, Misha shrugged and left the house, not willing to take responsibility as the father of the child. The sad Olga returned to her aunt's house. A few days later, when she returned to Misha's apartment, she found that the bedroom door was locked from the inside, and a lewd laughter came from inside. She pushed the door open and found that Misha had brought a new girlfriend back home.

In September 1916, Olga gave birth to a baby girl, and she sent the baby girl back to her parents. Soon after, Russia ushered in the October Revolution. In 1920, Olga, who was only 22 years old, left his parents and daughter, and boarded a train at Moscow Birolusky Station alone, embarked on a journey to Berlin, Germany - she thought of finding a new life in a foreign country...

Therefore, if we look at the perspective of a new woman who resists fate, resolutely carry her bags and stay away from her hometown, and step on Olga Chekovva, who travels to Berlin, Germany alone, and have some spiritual empathy with the heroine Tan Xiaoyu who fights and changes her destiny.

They all have the spirit of resistance to change their destiny.
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