Superstars start from HK Entertainment

Chapter 443 The Influence of Hong Kong Films

He Jin has always heard that it rains a lot in Thailand, and he learned the lesson today.

When noon came, the sky was clear and the sun was blazing.

By the afternoon, the weather had changed drastically, and the sky was filled with dark clouds, making it look like a storm was coming.

He Jin raised his head and looked at the sky. He Jin was a little worried that the number of people attending tonight's concert would be greatly reduced.

But there is no other way. This concert has been prepared for a long time. A month ago, China Star had already sent people to plan the concert.

Because of his proposal a few days ago, the concert was delayed for a few days, causing the concert to be postponed a few days from the expected time.

If we push it back further today, I'm afraid the performance organizers contacted in Bangkok will be dissatisfied.

Moreover, the follow-up performance time of his "Breaking Bad" concert has been set and the tickets have been sold out.

If it were pushed back further, the losses would be huge.

Therefore, even if the number of people coming to watch the concert decreases due to weather reasons, he can only continue to open it.

Although Huaxing's foundation here is very small, it is still a company no matter how small it is. He does not want to leave a bad impression on He Jin, causing He Jin to withdraw him when he returns.

The vast territory and huge population base allow Xiangjiang Film to completely block Hollywood out by itself.

But that time is still far away from now.

Hua Xing is trying to establish his own record distribution channels here, and he is responsible for these.

When subordinates face their bosses, no matter how talented they are, they still have that innate awe.

Just as he was about to get in the car, a voice behind him made him look back.

Although it has only been circulated in the B-level market, his reputation is still quite big in Thailand.

It can be said that in the 21st century, the reason why the entertainment culture of various countries can flourish is inseparable from the influence of Hong Kong films in the 1980s and 1990s.

Of course, some people don't.

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, most countries in East Asia only watched Hong Kong movies.

After learning the film production process from practitioners in Hong Kong and getting inspiration from the films of Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee and others, Pana Ritikle returned to his hometown to organize his own martial arts team and began to shoot his own movies.

He Jin opened the car door and was about to go to the Impact Arena in Bangkok, where the concert was held.

However, although the Impact Arena is called the Bangkok Arena, its actual capacity is very small, only about 18,000 people.

Obviously, Li Lianghua is not this kind of person. He has now reached the position of president of the Thailand branch.

If the film "Born to Fight" was placed in Hong Kong, it would definitely be nothing.

So, after making some money, Pana Chitikele began to devote himself to action movies.

He Jin followed Li Lianghua's gaze and looked not far away.

Many people believe that Hong Kong films set off an era called the Hong Kong Film Era in the 1980s and 1990s because of the prosperity of Hong Kong films in the country.

"I just have a friend who I want to meet you!"

In fact, he didn't see the filming situation at that time, but as a person, you just want to talk to others and tell other people's things.

Many films directed by young and middle-aged directors from these countries have shadows of Hong Kong films.

He Jin took the initiative and walked over.

As a person with memories of later generations, He Jin naturally knows that in the future, the Asian recording industry will be completely paralyzed due to the impact of the Internet.

Of course, he is not much of a Thai godfather.

In fact, it’s not just that, Hong Kong films have a really great influence on the era.

In 1982, he shot his first film, which was the film "Born to Fight" that shocked Tony Jaa after seeing it.

Among them, Tony Jaa's master Pana Ritikle was one of the first people to be influenced by Hong Kong films.

"Hi! Hello, I saw you filming there in front of the hotel at noon. Your action scenes are really good!"

And because of cost reasons, this is just a B-level movie (the so-called B-level movie is a movie that does not go to theaters and is only released on video tapes)

But the movie received a good response in Thailand. After all, there were almost no people making movies in Thailand at that time.

Being able to make money, coupled with mastering the distribution channels, is very helpful for He Jin to win the copyrights of other singers.

In the late 1970s, Hong Kong filmmakers began to take a fancy to Thailand's convenient and cheap shooting environment. After a large-scale move to Thailand for filming, Thai film practitioners began to learn shooting techniques and action concepts from Hong Kong films.

The life experience of Pana Ritikle is not legendary, but it is still attractive enough.

"What's wrong?"

Among them was Pana Ritikle.

Hong Kong films have a wide range of radiation, which naturally makes their influence huge.

He looked at Li Lianghua.

If you want to leave a good impression on others, you have to agree with others.

He Jin didn't have much contact with Li Lianghua. He only knew that this guy was quite talented and was personally appointed by Tang Zhengchuan to be the president of the Thailand branch.

When he saw those two people, his eyes lit up.

This influence can be seen in movies from Thailand, India, South Korea and other countries.

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the entire Asia, influenced by Hong Kong films, almost all of East Asia was the exclusive territory of Hong Kong films.

Therefore, he knew that the record entity was going to lose, but he still fought his way in.

Even in the 00s, physical records can still make money.

His chance has come.

The Bangkok Rajamangala National Stadium, the largest performance venue in Bangkok in later generations, would not be completed until 1998.

Li Lianghua is the person in charge of the branch sent by China Star Records to Thailand.

In the same way, Li Lianghua didn't know much about He Jin. He only knew that He Jin was his boss.

But generally people who have no respect for their superiors are the kind of people who just wait to die, thinking that if they can do what they can, they will leave.

Why Hong Kong can be called the Hollywood of the East? It depends not only on the influence of Hong Kong.

Li Lianghua said with some respect.

But the whole of East Asia.

He didn't get ahead in Mumbai, it was just when he was confused.

Before this, the record industry was getting worse year by year.

Although the Internet has begun to appear this year, He Jin knows that the record industry really declined around 2008.

Therefore, Impact Arena is now the largest performance venue in Bangkok.

Obviously, the two people opposite are in great need of recognition.

Especially Tonyja’s master Pana Zhitikeli.

But there is a saying that a skinny camel is bigger than a horse.

"boss!"

He was born in a small town in Thailand in 1961. There is a strong martial arts culture there. He also practiced martial arts since he was a child. When he was 18 years old, he entered the Mumbai film industry as a physical trainer. Before becoming famous, he was a martial artist for a long time.

He has served as an actor, stuntman, action director and director in some low-budget B-level films.

It can only be said that this is a figure who has made great contributions to the Thai action film industry.

Especially his boxing series.

Ahem, almost all of this guy's movies are about boxing.

Especially after Tony Jaa became popular with Boxer, which he directed in 2003, almost all of his previous films added the word Boxer.

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