Leonardo's thoughts

Amy and Leo's relationship got better and better on the set with the passage of time. They would spend hours discussing the script. Leo's behaviour improved a lot and he would even sometimes smile on the set.

"That girl is beyond my expectations." Martin Scorsese raised his glasses and laughed loudly, "I thought Leo would remain indifferent."

How unruly Leonardo is, Martin Scorsese knows it very well, abandoning the huge prestige and money brought by "Titanic" is a very difficult thing, but Leonardo did it without hesitation, which shows his determination.

German photographer Michael Bauhaus is Martin Scorsese's friend for many years. The two have worked together on such classics as "Goodfellas" and "The Age of Innocence". This is sixth collaboration between friends. Seeing the teasing look in Martin Scorsese's eyes, Michael said with a smile, "Martin, you expected this a long time ago?"

Martin shook his head and didn't answer the question.

Amy who was discussed by the two people was in her own problems. She has to put a lot of mackup everytime she plays Jenny. Amy didn't have to face this problem on the previous sets as she's already very beautiful, so they just always give a light touch to her face. But in "Gangs of New York", they are portraying the 19th century and the makeup amount has also increased a lot.

Amy laughed at her herself: "I have gotten more powder than I do in a week."

Leonardo DiCaprio, who also stopped to touch up his makeup, gave Amy a cool look: "Ma'am, I'm sure l put on more powder this week than I have in a year!"

Makeup before going on camera is of course not exclusive to actresses. Regardless of whether the character in a movie is beautiful or ugly, audiences don't want to see bumpy acne marks or layers of wrinkles on

the actor's face.As the lead actor, Leonardo has much more roles than Amy, and he has to wear a hat of the same color as his clothes.By the way, in this movie, Leonardo playing Amsterdam also has a long haircut.

Thinking of this, Amy turned her head to mock Leonardo, "Oh poor Leo." There was no sympathy in her tone but just cunning.

After their first friendly conversation, both Leonardo and Amy have become pretty good friends. They can talk, laugh and even go out to play sometimes. During the time, Leonardo has found that Amy Collins is a special girl. Her best thing may not be just her amazing beauty. Yes, he doesn't deny that Amy is beautiful. She's beautiful and even might be the most beautiful girl out there. But she's more than that. Amy is also a very dedicated actor, talker, listener and a good friend who care for everyone.

Leonardo who was thinking in daze was pulled back by Martin's voice.

"Ladies and gentlemen, filming is about to start." Martin waved at the two actors, "Others are in place."

Jenny, played by played, wears a dress with more complicated patterns, and her curly hair is tied into a bun and hidden under the same heavy and complicated hat. She looked at the approaching Amsterdam and said hello: "Good morning, sir!"

Amsterdam also recognized her: "It's you!Don't run into me!"

Because of getting acquainted with Amy, Leonardo in the play is not as stiff as before and much more relaxed.

Amsterdam threatened Jenny to not run into him. As a thief, how could Jenny obey him?

When she twisted her steps and walked toward Amsterdam, she slipped and bumped into him.

Amsterdam's angry shout sounded: "I said don't run into me."

Jenny hurriedly got up from Amsterdam, flipping the hem of her skirt as if she was worried that it would be stained dust. She was very confident in her theft skills. Seeing that Amsterdam had been rummaging through her pockets, she raised her head and asked elegantly and innocently, "Did you lose anything?"

Jenny's eyes were too sincere, and Amsterdam also felt that it was impolite to treat a woman with a bad attitude. After confirming that nothing had been stolen, he let Jenny go.

This is a very simple scene, and it was a breeze for two people to complete it, and Martin Scorsese decisively passed it.

After a two minute silence, filming cintinued.

This scene tells the story of Amsterdam still discovering that his things have been stolen by Jenny, so he jumps on the tram to get things back from Jenny.There is no direct conflict scene between Amsterdam and Jenny in the tram. This scene can be described as a good show especially for Amy to show her acting.

She deliberately dropped a silver coin to lure the man beside her to help pick it up. When the man was willing to serve, Jenny showed a bright smile and thanked him.Of course, the female thief's eyes had already set her sights on the gold chain on the man's chest.

After a fierce conflict, Jenny revealed her true nature. She glared at Amsterdam: "Leave my buisness alone or I will slit your throat.

Her ferocity is different from a villain and Leonardo DiCaprio as an opponent sees it clearly. The eyes of Jenny seemed to be covered by a fog. There was a fierceness in them but Amsterdam could also see panic, vulnerability and fear in them. Leo looked at the jewel like eyes and countless emotions hidden in them, he wanted to comfort them. Suddenly, Leo moved his hand toward the face opposite to him.

"Cut"

"Leonardo why aren't you speaking your lines." Martin's voice came.

Leonardo DiCaprio was pulled back to reality. He said after being quiet for a while, "Just give me a moment." he stood up and left the set toward the resting tent.

Amy came to Mary who was standing on the side. Don't know what happened to Leo. He was okay a moment ago, but suddenly his mood changed.

No one answered her thoughts but Martin and Daniel'a eyes were a little different. They saw something.

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P.S. I don't want to write reverse harem, but its not my mistake. How can I write further without cute Leo's involvement.