In Zhou Xingchi’s movies, "The Ouchi Detective" always gives people a strange feeling. It is funny and mixed with horror plots, faceless people, skulls, and I believe it will leave many timid fans. Shadowed. Among them is a character, he appears in a female dress, with that silly facial paralyzed face, floating outside the house with black hair on top of it, it is more terrifying than a female ghost, but it is also funny. The effect left a deep impression on the audience. The actor of the female ghost
is Liu Yida, and he can be seen in many of Zhou Xingchi's plays. The dreamless mage among the gods of cook can be described as the most classic image he has created. But while we are all treating him as a comedian, few people would have thought that, apart from the actor's identity, Liu Yida is still a big man in the music field.
Liu Yida started to learn musical instruments when he was in middle school. In 1983, he and Huang Yaoming formed the band "Daming One Group". The name of the band is taken from the names of the two, such a random name, has become a dazzling star in Hong Kong's music scene in the future. In 1987, "The Daming Group" released the album "Stones". The sales of this album were amazing. It won the sales champion for three consecutive weeks and became one of the masterpieces of the Daming Group and determined the band's future creative style. The band
announced its temporary disbandment in 1990. Liu Yida began to make soundtracks for the film, and was nominated for Best Original Film Music at the Academy Awards. Three years later, he successfully won the Golden Horse Award for Best Soundtrack and Golden Horse Awards by scoring the film. Awarded the best soundtrack and became a well-deserved Hong Kong gold medal soundtrack.
In 1996, Liu Yida started to do the soundtrack for Stephen Chow's movie "The Secret Agent of the Occupation". The weird music and the bizarre movie world coincided with each other. At the same time, Zhou Xingchi took a fancy to Liu Yida’s comedy talent and invited him to play a guest role in the play as a woman disguised as a man. Unexpectedly, there are few roles in this play, and there is no important role in the whole story. However, he became a funny performer in the play. one. After watching his performance, an audience said: As long as he stands there quietly and does nothing, it is already very funny.
was tapped by Liu Yida, who was talented in comedy. Since then, he has frequently appeared in Stephen Chow’s films, and he can create amazing funny effects, and his soundtrack has become the finishing touch to these movies. The "I" in "The King of Comedy" "It's a Tuft of Shit" is very vulgar, but it is very harmonious with the plot, so it has become a classic part of the play, and this soundtrack is made by Liu Yida.
Liu Yida has always been a legend from organizing a grand band to becoming a comedy in Hong Kong.
