Everyone turned to look in the direction of the sound.
They saw Riley Thompson, who was filming, take a few angry steps back.
The actor standing with her looked embarrassed, seemingly at a loss for what to do.
"What happened?" The director stood up and stepped forward at this moment.
However, Riley didn't answer the director immediately. Instead, she said to the actor, "Mr. Walker, you're right. In the entertainment industry, acting skills are essential for actors, but I think... character is more important."
Riley didn't lower her voice deliberately, so the employees on set all had a look of curiosity in their eyes due to her words.
"What do you mean by that?"
The actor's face was already flushed red. He raised his hand, trying his best to defend himself, but after stammering for a long time, he couldn't say anything critical.
Riley's manager also walked over. He exchanged a glance with Riley and then draped the coat he was holding over Riley's shoulders.
