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Charles Campion sat in his trailer outside of the Victorian manor he was using as the central location for his new film. The house was in western Connecticut and captivated Charles the moment he laid eyes on it. It had the elegant yet Spartan look that meshed perfectly with the script. The film was to tell the story of the last surviving member of a wealthy family taking out her frustrations of her crumbling family on the beautiful and innocent young house maid while both vie for the attention of an upstart industrialist.
Charles really thought this film was to be his finest, something that would vindicate every step he's taken in his career. He had planned out so many details of the film, but had left enough breathing room for whatever may come. He cast the perfect man as the industrialist, one of his oldest friends and one of the finest actors he's ever known, Jared Milliken.
The two female leads presented different challenges however. Charles only knew of one actress with the intensity to pull off the role, Cara Barrows. The difficulty with casting Cara was the fact her and Charles had been married for four years. They divorced a couple years before, but it was messy and public. Most people would avoided each other after such events, but Cara and Charles were artists who saw the potential for something beautiful by working together. Cara was intimidatingly beautiful. Charles met her when he had just put his first feature in the can and Cara had started crawling her way to the top of the modeling world. Charles transformed her from a pretty face to a firestorm of talent. She grew tired of his controlling nature, and Charles didn't like the grasp he had on her slipped so far.
That's what he saw in the other female lead. A nineteen year old young woman just starting to act. She was green, but she had potential. Charles thought he could create a new firestorm if she trusted him completely and allowed herself to be molded by his vision. She was also beautiful, but had a youth and innocence about her that left Cara long ago.
The shoot was to start in just over a week, but Charles, the thirty-five year old former wunderkind director was isolated at the location. He liked to show up early to shooting all of the time, and this time he wanted his new young starlet to spend time with him before shooting. He wanted to know what she was capable of and how far she would let him push her.
Charles shaved and showered. He was able to stay trim as he left his twenties and entered his thirties, even starting to inch closer to 40. He was a bit paler than normal, a side effect of startling attention to detail on the film, locking himself in his office with his co-writer going over the seemingly endless amounts of drafts of the script. His hair hung a bit shaggier than normal, and it didn't necessarily curl as it grew out. He looked at himself in the mirror as he brushed his teeth and noticed the bags under his eyes. He was probably going to look worse as the shoot went on. He applied his after shave and heard the knock on the door, it must have been his new star.
Charles really thought this film was to be his finest, something that would vindicate every step he's taken in his career. He had planned out so many details of the film, but had left enough breathing room for whatever may come. He cast the perfect man as the industrialist, one of his oldest friends and one of the finest actors he's ever known, Jared Milliken.
The two female leads presented different challenges however. Charles only knew of one actress with the intensity to pull off the role, Cara Barrows. The difficulty with casting Cara was the fact her and Charles had been married for four years. They divorced a couple years before, but it was messy and public. Most people would avoided each other after such events, but Cara and Charles were artists who saw the potential for something beautiful by working together. Cara was intimidatingly beautiful. Charles met her when he had just put his first feature in the can and Cara had started crawling her way to the top of the modeling world. Charles transformed her from a pretty face to a firestorm of talent. She grew tired of his controlling nature, and Charles didn't like the grasp he had on her slipped so far.
That's what he saw in the other female lead. A nineteen year old young woman just starting to act. She was green, but she had potential. Charles thought he could create a new firestorm if she trusted him completely and allowed herself to be molded by his vision. She was also beautiful, but had a youth and innocence about her that left Cara long ago.
The shoot was to start in just over a week, but Charles, the thirty-five year old former wunderkind director was isolated at the location. He liked to show up early to shooting all of the time, and this time he wanted his new young starlet to spend time with him before shooting. He wanted to know what she was capable of and how far she would let him push her.
Charles shaved and showered. He was able to stay trim as he left his twenties and entered his thirties, even starting to inch closer to 40. He was a bit paler than normal, a side effect of startling attention to detail on the film, locking himself in his office with his co-writer going over the seemingly endless amounts of drafts of the script. His hair hung a bit shaggier than normal, and it didn't necessarily curl as it grew out. He looked at himself in the mirror as he brushed his teeth and noticed the bags under his eyes. He was probably going to look worse as the shoot went on. He applied his after shave and heard the knock on the door, it must have been his new star.