Chapitre 384: Chapter 334 You're Beyond Saving

The next scene featured two bridesmaids giving speeches on stage, both vying to show that each had a closer relationship with the bride, leading to jealous spats and tearing each other apart with words so awkward that they almost ruined the engagement party.

Link was the groom and had little to say in this scene.

After each bridesmaid finished speaking, the camera would turn to the bride, Lillian, and him, and he had to make some reactions—starting with a smile and applause, then later making exaggerated and comical expressions.

During such scenes, Link realized that acting in comedies was not an easy task.

In art films, the main focus was on understanding the character, revealing their emotions through subtle facial expressions and eye movements, making the performance natural, delicate, and moving.

Comedies, on the other hand, were more expressive, requiring exaggerated expressions and actions to make the characters interesting and laughable to the audience.