Love Begins with the Hot Summer

The second half of June was suddenly struck by a heat wave completely alien to the temperate climate zone in which Damian Radosz was located. Well, maybe not completely, because in summer the temperature could reach up to 40 degrees in the shade, but this was usually the case at the turn of July and August, not mid-June. After an endless winter, which lasted over eight months and a short spring that lasted a month, summer attacked definitely prematurely pouring real heat from the sky and sweeping through this part of Europe violent weather phenomena such as sudden, strong storms and even almost completely alien in this climate tornadoes.The sudden unpredictability of the weather must have spoiled the plans of the filming team for the historical series The Fifth Capital. Although the series belonged to the historical genre and told about the relocation of the court of Sigismund III Vasa to Warsaw in 1596, it was rather an exciting and adventure story with a strongly developed

Anita heard that the producer of the series The Fifth Capital is to appear on the set today. She didn't know much about him. The man was less than thirty (or maybe he was already over?) And terribly rich.She never cared where the money came from, but she heard rumors that Radosz had made a fortune on some internet project. Because Radosz, while still a teenager, was very active on the web, he learned a lot about e-commerce, e-promotion and all kinds of e-goods, about the needs of the consumer market, and he boldly decided to kick the moldy old stuff of Polish cinema and television in the ass and invest a large sum of money in the show they were just shooting. He met the audience's expectations to such an extent that he offered the main male role to an unprofessional but talented actor like Rafał Brylski.Rafał never talked to Radosz, he never met him. The contract was signed with someone else. However, he heard - and Anita with him - that it was Radosz who was the ini

“Do not worry about it. The production is insured” Radosz announced. “I have already talked to the insurer and the director. Now we're going to shoot scenes without you. The plan won't collapse for three days.”"Three days ..." groaned pale Rafał.“The doctor said it was enough” confused Radosz looked at Anita, then at Brylski. “But if you need more...”"No, no," assured the actor and, intimidated, bowed his head. “Three days will be... just right.”At this point, Anita decided that her heart was about to break. She was really sure that during the several years she had known Rafał, she had become immune to his charm of a defenseless little bear, but she was wrong. At that moment, she felt like a mama bear who wants to tear Różycki to shreds for having hurt her baby.***Before Damian Radosz decided that he wanted to see Rafał Brylski in his series, he saw him in this small, p

Anita Janiszek nodded. She seemed to have reached a state where she didn't want to or couldn't hide anything anymore.“Różycki suggests that Rafał's incompetence costs everyone additional work and time. As a result, many people have become hostile to Rafał and the atmosphere on the set is a bit… heavy.”Damian didn't get to notice it while on set, but he was only there for half an hour and he focused on the shooting itself rather than the atmosphere. Anyway, at that moment, I think everyone just wanted to do their job and get out of the scorching sun that attacked so suddenly. People were too rushed to have time to linger.However, if Anita Janiszek is not exaggerating, if everything she says is true, the actor playing the main character in Damian's series is really not easy.Radosz adhered to the principle that although dozens, sometimes even hundreds of people work for the success of the entire series, the actors playing the ma

Already another day of the heat from sky as strong as if they had just experienced the heat of the century. Soon, it was supposed to turn out, that this indeed was one of the two most hot June in Poland in the last two centuries. None of the living did not remember this month was so hot. Damian Radosz instinctively hid under the trees looking for a bit of shadow and cool. He suspected that if not for a cool wind, which caused that the air did not happen in place, in a few minutes the heat would be unbearable for him. He remembered the scene when dressed in a costume from the sixteenth century Brylski stood on the roof in full sun for more than half an hour. At an air temperature reaching almost forty degrees in the shade, the actor could not withstand such working conditions. It was simply impossible. Nevertheless, Brylski stood patiently and waited. He dripped then, breathed, but he waited for the word ‘action’ with such a focus, as if he was just preparing