"We can definitely win the championship, but..."
Wang Yi paused slightly, looking at James Cameron with a strange expression.
"I heard you have a nickname: Set Tyrant?"
James Cameron shrugged. "That's just people talking nonsense. Do I look like a tyrant to you?"
Wang Yi nodded seriously. "Yeah."
James Cameron burst out laughing. "They're slandering me."
Wang Yi shook his head. "I don't care if they're slandering you or not. If you dare yell at me when the time comes, I'll just walk off the set."
James Cameron shook his head. "Then you'll have to pay a huge penalty for breach of contract."
Wang Yi spread his hands. "Do I look like someone who's short on money?"
James Cameron couldn't help pursing his lips. "You think having money makes you special?"
Wang Yi nodded. "Yep. It does."
Then they both burst out laughing.
James Cameron was the sort of person who acted swiftly and decisively.
After they settled on the filming approach and location, he contacted people from all sides that very afternoon and began setting up the studio.
James Cameron scouted locations all over Sacramento. In the end, they decided to film at 90 Riverside Drive, Wang Yi's property.
The main reason was that he'd taken a liking to Wang Yi's artificial lake and the more than fifty acres of corn Wang Yi had planted.
There was originally a chase scene in a cornfield in the movie.
James Cameron had planned to plant the corn himself.
But as it happened, he saw that the corn on Wang Yi's fifty acres had already grown more than a foot tall, which saved them a lot of trouble.
Filming in the cornfield involved crop circles and a chase-and-fight scene among the corn, which would inevitably damage Wang Yi's crops. James Cameron