James Cameron's crew had seen actors stand up to James Cameron before. But in the end, crushed by the enormous penalty for breaking their contracts, they always took the initiative to apologize to him.
So after their brief surprise, they still wore expressions as if they were watching a show.
Wang Yi falling out with James Cameron was something they had anticipated. After all, that was just the kind of person Wang Yi was.
But they figured that within a couple of days, Wang Yi would take the initiative to apologize to James Cameron, then come back and obediently let himself be scolded—get chewed out like a grandson all over again.
The stars before him had all done the same.
But they had clearly underestimated Wang Yi.
Not only had Wang Yi walked off the job, he had also switched off his phone. They couldn't reach him even if they wanted to.
Seeing Wang Yi walk off the job, James Cameron lost his temper too.
After Wang Yi left, he flew into another rage, cursing out nearly everyone on set—the production assistants, props crew, lighting crew, and more—then called it a day.
Wang Yi had a game the next day, so naturally he couldn't come to the set.
After James Cameron arrived, he followed the schedule, filming the other actors' scenes first and then working on post-production for the scenes they had already shot.
As for Wang Yi, he put the matter aside for the time being.
He'd dealt with stars who dared to talk back to him before. Without exception, they all took the initiative to apologize the next day.
So he wasn't worried in the slightest that Wang Yi would really dare to walk off the job.
The next morning, at 8:30.
James Cameron set up the