What did the director say about the two English characters in the remake of a scene in the movie?

NOT GOOD is short for NG.

NG is a shot in which an actor makes a mistake or laughs or fails to achieve the best effect. Some TV dramas also use it as the ending to attract the audience and let everyone know the unknown side of the shooting process (that is, tidbits). In the process of filming, I often hear the director shout NG, which means it's not good, let the actors do it again.

Extended information

Other terms of the film

1. The "goof-off" lens was formed at the shooting scene and completed on the editing stage. Usually it comes from the carelessness of props, field notes and editors. Because each shot of the film is shot separately, if the arrangement in the picture is slightly different when shooting the same scene, it will form a "hard wound" on the screen.

there is another common mistake. This is that the content of the film is not in line with historical facts, or there are scenes, props or dialogues that are not in line with the time of the plot.

2. Eggs

Interesting details that will be ignored if you don't look carefully in the movie; There are also movie clips (usually humorous scenes or plot clues related to sequels) that appear when the credits are scrolled or after the movie plot ends.

this technique of appending clips at the end of a movie is called "stinger". This is a part that is often overlooked by people, but it is a brilliant part of the film. The purpose is to improve the audience's interest in watching movies.