Director Lancaster was utterly stunned.
His heart ached as he watched Chloe Sinclair lying in the mud.
Chloe Sinclair had perfectly captured the defiant look in Vivian's eyes before her death.
Out of sheer defiance, her eyes remained wide open.
She didn't have a single line, yet every glance, every movement, even the angle of her gaze, was packed with detail!
"Incredible. She managed to go three minutes without blinking in the rain."
Paul Lancaster watched the playback, his face a mask of astonishment.
He had been so stunned that he hadn't called cut.
So, Chloe Sinclair hadn't moved. Her eyes remained wide open as large raindrops fell into them and clung to her lashes.
But Chloe Sinclair was as still as if she couldn't feel a thing, indistinguishable from a corpse.
Seeing Chloe Sinclair's bloodshot eyes, Paul Lancaster said quickly, "Go rest for now. I'll call you in five minutes."
With Chloe Sinclair's most important scene wrapped, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
