Let me say something first, no refutation: Liu Dehua is very handsome!

When he was young, he really showed off his handsomeness in various movies: a very handsome gangster, a very handsome policeman, a very handsome gambler, a very handsome corrupt official, a very handsome man in "The Heaven If Love", and a very handsome man who is really handsome to the next level!

What is more embarrassing is that when Liu Dehua is with those real actors, he looks particularly unsightly and even a little awkward.

"Home in Hong Kong" in 1983 is a very in-depth movie. Through several roles around the young man played by Liu Dehua, the various life styles of Hong Kong little people are shown.

In front of a group of professional actors, Liu Dehua looks like an outsider.

This movie has little attention, so it's "The Legend of Ah Fei"!

In a circle of acting, Liu Dehua's existence seems out of place...

In fact, after 1995, Liu Dehua's market value was once threatened by Zheng Yi's side. In those years, Zheng Yi's side had the "Young and Dangerous" series as the base, which was handsome and cheap...

Then, Liu Dehua met "Secret War", which affected his life. Du Sir taught him to act carefully, even if he was handsome, he would be handsome from the inside, not just appearance.

He also won the first best actor in his life with "Dark War" - Best Actor at the 19th Hong Kong Film Awards.

The strength has also begun to be recognized.

However, he is very unstable, and taking too many roles is his biggest problem. In several plays a year, except for the movies that he has put his heart into, the other plays are instinctive performances and have no highlights.

The performances in "Disciple" and "The Prophet" are all very good, but other works are really a bit unprofitable, especially "The World Without Thieves", which was really a scumbag by Mr. Ge...

"Save Mr. Wu", in fact, he was crushed throughout the whole process...

What we often call "acting" is divided into two levels:

The first level: basic performance techniques, including joy, anger, sorrow, and laughter, and crying. These are the professional skills that an actor should have.

No problem with this, nonsense. Old Liu has been acting for decades. Brother Huanxi once said: No matter how bad an actor has been acting for decades, he will do it!

The second is to lead the audience into empathy and resonate with each other...

This is a bit bad...

If the script is good, his technique can achieve dramatic tension very well, but once the script is not good or encounters a higher-end performance, he will be overshadowed.

He likes "Save Mr. Wu" very much. Mr. Wu in the script comes from him, so he really wants to...

For the sake of effect, he really wanted to communicate with Wu Ruofu, who was kidnapped in real experience.

The problem is that Wu Ruofu's kidnapped experience is not dramatic and calm from beginning to end. He said that he had been a soldier for several years. At first, he thought about paying the money and leaving. Later, he was told by his little movie fans that he would die, and then waited calmly to death...

It can also be seen from the documentary that he was rescued and his expression was calm.

Some people may really be like Mount Tai collapsed before and their colors remain unchanged!

What experience did you ask him for?

After Lu Xiaoran told him this, Liu Dehua listened...

He really listened to the director's words and said nothing about his professional ethics. Lu Xiaoran said a slap in the face temporarily to add a little drama. He immediately agreed and was slapped several times by Fidelity Long in the face, and he was immersed in the role. He really made a ruthless move. After a slap in the face, it was obvious that Liu Dehua's face was a little red and swollen...

Not only that, Brother Cang finally ordered Mr. Wu and Xiao Dou to strangle him to death, which was really a ruthless move...

Under the camera, Liu Dehua's face turned red, his pupils dilated, and his tongue spit out. He was really strangled and he was about to hang up...

In fact, the real Wu Ruofu has not experienced these unpleasant things at all, probably because he is too cold.

After this filming, there is only one last scene left...

Mr. I went to prison to meet Huazi...

...

Basic dialogue shots, two machines, whoever speaks, cuts his face:

"Why are you here?"

"I don't know why, I just want to see you!"

"What? Want to scold me and vent my anger? Slap me a few times?"

Liu Dehua smiled, just looking at Fidelity Long whose hands and feet were controlled.

Fidelity suddenly sighed: "The fate of people is really different. You are so lucky!"

Liu Dehua shook his head and was about to explain, Fidelity suddenly kicked the ankle angrily: "You are so lucky!"

Lu Xiaoran outside the door immediately poked his head out and looked inside...

Liu Dehua waved his hand to Lu Xiaoran, finally glanced at Fidelity Long, lowered his head and put down the basket in his hand, and said, "Yes, I'm so lucky..."

The camera pushed onto the basket of apples...

When the movie really ends, there will be a down-to-earth shot, aiming at the kidnapped small house, and the apple tree outside the house is picking up fruits...

Lu Xiaoran took the headphones handed over by the assistant director, turned on the monitor screen, put them on, carefully checked them, and nodded:

"Okay, it's over, it's finished!"

At the scene, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, but there was no excitement or applause of celebration. Everyone kept silent in a tacit understanding...

It was probably Fidelity that "You are so lucky" twice in a row, which touched these people a little more...

In fact, according to Lu Xiaoran's understanding, what Liu Dehua said, "Yes, my life is so good" is lamenting that he was rescued...

Huazi often said in conversation, "You are so lucky."

Perhaps deep down in his heart, he completely denies his life and subjectively believes that his destiny is unfair.

Combining his monologue when he questioned Mr. Wu, the shots of the real life of the lower class, and the dialogue with his mother at the end of the film make people feel pitiful and hateful, sad for his misfortune and angry for not fighting.

If you go deeper and make the fatalism "Destiny in Heaven", let alone whether you can pass the review, Lu Xiaoran himself would not believe in the destiny in Heaven...

...

"Saving Mr. Wu", many of Lu Xiaoran's good friends came to help!

The one who plays Zhang Guozheng is Zhang Guoli’s guest appearance;

Li Jiehui, I made a free splash with the peak;

Li Ming played the guest role of Mr. Cheng...

Too many!

Some were found by the actors themselves, while others were invited by Lu Xiaoran…

They are all optimistic about "Save Mr. Wu" because this film is different from previous police and criminal films.

In general, in domestic police and gangster films, when justice and evil forces confront each other, the usual methods of showing are: raise a gun, kick the door, escape, throw it down, do not move, take it away, bandits just flee, and police just chase it.

The usual way of expressing kidnappers and hostages is: um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um um

This is not the case with "Saving Mr. Wu".

These pretentious plots can be saved, and focus more on dialogue between police, bandits and hostages.

The police and the gangsters had known each other for a long time, and after meeting, they made jokes and praised each other. The fans of the kidnappers who were hostages played cards, chatted about movies, and sang.

The black humor created by this clever character setting supports the entire movie, which is a highlight of the same theme.

The actors can tell the quality of a work, and the script of "Save Mr. Wu" is very clever!

At the final banquet, Lu Xiaoran took out a stack of envelopes that Tangtang gave him, and gave them to each actor who participated in the performance according to the name marked on the envelope.

It contains a very exquisite star film, and there is another passage written to them by Tangtang on behalf of Lu Xiaoran.

Maybe it's just thanking them for participating in the filming of this movie...

Originally, Tangtang wanted Lu Xiaoran to write it himself, so he was more sincere. Lu Xiaoran had no time, and he felt that there was no need to do these things.

It’s not that I didn’t give any money!

Tangtang felt that this was a way to maintain connections, so she searched the Internet for a bunch of sample essays, asked Zhong Lifang by the way, and then stayed up for several nights...
Chapter completed!