Miami Heat

摘要

Whoever coined the phrase "hotter than hell" must have visited the Everglades in July. It's about 96 de-grees on this oppressive morning, with 110 percent humidity because some sadistic guys are walking around pumping extra moisture into the air. They're setting up for an episode of "CSI: Miami" about a plane crash on a misty glades day. There's already a tailfin sticking out of the marshy water, and a mannequin sits nearby strapped in an airplane seat. If only the cast weren't having so much trouble staying in the upright and locked position. Between takes, stars David Caruso and Kim Delaney stand under sun-shielding umbrellas while a small army of makeup people blot their faces, fan their underarms-you'd be surprised the places you sweat, especially when you're wearing business suits and latex gloves. "My hands got so hot, I had pink nail polish on and it turned grayish yellow," says Emily Procter, who plays a ballistics expert. "At one point, I lifted up a piece of evidence and it was as if you poured water in my glove."