Entertainment: The Path to Best Actor for Talented Actors

I spent three or four days on set.

Zhang Ze's impression of Huang Haibo underwent a complete reversal.

He originally thought Huang Haibo was a very good actor, and that he was very polite to the director and other actors.

He didn't get angry even though there were many takes during filming.

They even proactively asked the director to make themselves and the actors look filthy, just like Brother Sharp.

To his surprise, Huang Haibo turned out to be a troublemaker.

During filming, they often deviate from the script.

Several times when rehearsing scenes with Zhang Ze, who played Digua, I added lines.

Fortunately, Zhang Ze was quick-witted and reacted fast enough to catch them all.

Every time I film a scene with Huang Haibo, I have to be prepared to prevent him from being unsportsmanlike and giving me a surprise attack.

"This young man is good; he's very clever."

The director nodded in satisfaction.

Huang Haibo was someone he didn't want to offend.

The main reason was that Huang Haibo's lines were very witty and made the play more outstanding, so the director tolerated it.

After filming for two consecutive days, Huang Haibo saw that Zhang Ze was able to handle his scenes very well.

I just like having him stand next to me when we're filming.

This way, the photos don't look so monotonous.

On this day, the crew was filming a scene where they were pretending to be Japanese soldiers and launching a surprise attack, and Chen Feng was teaching everyone Japanese.

Huang Haibo and Wang Lei are two people who love to add drama.

During filming, the two discussed how to act in this scene and how to say that scene.

If the director hadn't stopped them, the two of them could have completely rewritten the script.

During filming, the idiot's performance was amazing.

His silly, blank grin alone is unmatched.

"Kawaii! Haaha!"

The big dog suddenly kicked me and said, "Be like a human being."

It made everyone laugh!

"Originally, the director arranged for Chen Feng to teach everyone a few Japanese phrases."

This skill was taught to him privately by several actors who played Japanese soldiers and could speak Japanese.

Unfortunately, everyone was just an extra; they could manage a few words in Japanese, but they just couldn't learn a few sentences.

If you ask him to say the same thing again, he will say it differently each time.

It took a long time.

Seeing that this wouldn't work, Huang Haibo discussed it with Wang Lei and decided to teach only him.

Huang Haibo has the ability to learn, but he pointed out to the director that in those days, when most people were illiterate, it was unrealistic to learn several sentences of Japanese.

Learning a single word actually feels more authentic.

The following scenes all revolve around Li Daben's sheer audacity in charging into the enemy camp.

When I need to speak Japanese, I just say "Dog cried, mother."

The funniest part was when they filmed Li Daben making the puppet troops wait outside.

He actually forgot his lines and just rambled on, "Your wah la, xi li hua la, those on guard outside, don't be lazy."

The director was so angry he laughed.

Fortunately, this shot turned out quite funny, and everyone was in character, so we kept this one.

……

In a dilapidated stone courtyard.

A group of militiamen dressed in tattered clothes stood in neat rows, each with a bowl balanced on their head.

Today we're filming the iconic scene where Nori and Digua lead everyone on a strike due to dissatisfaction with the military posture assignment at the new government station!

The farce finally came to an end when Li Dabenshi criticized the political commissar and punished him by making him balance bowls on his head for three hours.

As soon as the director yelled "Cut!", all the actors came out of the play.

They started chatting and laughing.

"Chi Yuan, you're something else!"

"I told you not to break a bowl, and you jumped so high."

"You mean you've been harboring resentment towards me all along, and you've been waiting for this moment!" the actor who plays Zhang Liujin joked.

Time flies when filming.

Because everyone needs to get into character.

Once those emotions are inside you, it's very difficult for them to go back in.

Therefore, everyone tries their best to maintain their own state in the play.

Especially for these featured actors, their acting skills haven't yet reached a level of complete control.

Therefore, it's inevitable that the emotions from the drama will be brought into reality.

Or perhaps it's an intentional effort to maintain the same state of being as the character in the play in real life.

This resulted in the actors becoming good friends both on and off screen.

This might be related to the fact that they are not from a professional acting background!

Everyone involved was an experiential learner, and they poured their own emotions into it!

After finishing work in the evening, a few people squatted by the roadside, looking at the moon and chatting.

"Sweet potato, what's your wish?"

"My previous wish was to make a lot of money so that my parents could enjoy a comfortable life with me, marry a beautiful wife like a celebrity, and have a child, preferably a daughter!"

"I don't aspire to great wealth and status; earning 20,000 yuan a month and buying a BMW would make my life perfect!"

Zhang Ze's thoughtful reply.

"That was your wish before, so what about now?" Chi Yuan asked.

"Now I want to hone my acting skills more, strive to become a leading actor, and make my own representative work."

Even just one would be fine!

"People leave their voices as they pass by, geese leave their names as they fly by! Which actor doesn't want to be the lead?" Ding Dasuanpan Gao Changhao agreed.

"Stop fantasizing here. Becoming the protagonist isn't that easy!"

"We're just ordinary folks, it's a miracle if even one of us becomes a leading man. Let's just stick to being extras! In time, we'll become veteran actors, and even a supporting role will be a success!" said the simple-minded Tong Zhenjun with a self-deprecating laugh.

He graduated from a third-rate art college. Although his family was relatively well-off, they were definitely not extremely wealthy.

Both my parents are teachers; they are considered working-class.

"Anyway, I've made up my mind. When I'm not filming, I'll rent a piece of land to farm and build a big farm. Eating the vegetables and fruits I grow myself, and fishing when I have free time, that would be a wonderful life."

The big dog hugged the lively man and said, "Brother, let me tell you about farming. There are many tricks to it."

"Take my word, it'll be perfectly safe!"