The Sicilian

The following afternoon,

Carter was about to drive to the airport to pick up Jiang Hao when Jack Lemmon suddenly came over. "Carter, I'll go to the airport with you."

"Oh, what's wrong?"

"I want to thank Mr. Hall in person as soon as possible," Jack Lemmon said.

Carter smiled. "Of course."

After the plane landed, Jiang Hao and Miss Monroe walked out of the passageway and immediately spotted Carter, along with the man standing beside him. Though it was their first meeting, Jiang Hao recognized him at once as Jack Lemmon, a true master of acting.

"Director, you finally made it. Miss Monroe, you're even more beautiful. This is Jack Lemmon, the other lead in our film," Carter said with a smile as he stepped forward to introduce them.

Jiang Hao smiled. "The three leads of our movie are finally all together."

"Mr. Hall, I want to thank you for what happened yesterday," Jack Lemmon said sincerely.

"No need to thank me. You're part of my crew now, so it was my responsibility." Jiang Hao held out his hand, and the two men shook firmly.

Jack Lemmon then greeted Miss Monroe as well, very politely.

On the drive back, Jiang Hao asked, "Carter, how are the preparations?"

"Director, everything is ready. We're just waiting for you and Miss Monroe to arrive so we can start filming," Carter said.

"OK, then we officially start tomorrow."

The crew of Some Like It Hot officially began filming. The first scene was the two musicians accidentally witnessing gangsters commit murder and then being hunted down.

Some Like It Hot was an urban comedy set during Prohibition in the United States in 1929. Chicago gangsters fought over bootleg liquor, and two down-and-out musicians happened to witness them murder someone.

Jiang Hao and Jack respectively