A successful actor, whether it is a protagonist or a supporting role, can use the role to resonate with the audience. Perhaps the supporting role is not as glamorous as the protagonist, but a classic play is set off by the supporting role. The light is shining. This is especially true of Stephen Chow’s movies, just like the classic "Invincible Lucky Star." Although many viewers watched this movie because Stephen Chow starred, but the whole movie will find that the supporting roles are very vivid and they follow the movie. Good reputation and popular, I don’t know if everyone has any impression of Huang Gantan and Chao Lao Er.
Huang Gan visits a private detective. The funny and nonsense in the film is not lost to Zhou Xingchi. It is his cooperation that makes this film full of comedy. The actor is Chen You. Chen You was born in Guangdong in 1952. He loved music since he was a child. In the 1960s, Hong Kong was under the impact of Western culture. Chen You was also unwilling to be content with the status quo in this context. He wanted to sing to become a leader, so in 1969 he joined forces with Zhong Zhentao and Chen Baixiang. Formed the underdog band, and changed its name to Wynners in 1973, with Chen You as the drummer, and then released the first album "Listen to the wynners".
Maybe many people don't know the Wynner Band, and Chen You is not as famous as Chen Baixiang, but when it comes to his characters, the audience will definitely have seen it. In 1975, Chen You was invited by Huang Zhan to star in the movie "Café de Café" for the first time. Although only a supporting role, he opened his career as an actor. Subsequently, he starred in the classic movie "Mr. Zombie" that has influenced several generations. This movie has become popular in Southeast Asia, not only to praise Lin Zhengying, but also to Chen You. In addition to this, he is also in the familiar "Oolong Travel Universiade", "Summer Lucky Star", and "Best Lucky Star".
Actually, Chen You’s talent in comedy is not lost to Stephen Chow. The zombie film in Hong Kong was able to catch fire and couldn’t do without his performance. In 1988, the starring "Uncle Zombie" played the humorous four-eyed Taoist leader even more. His pronoun. And he also has another talent, that is the director. The film "The Man Who Doesn't Take Off Socks", which he directed and acted in, made Maggie Cheung win the Best Actress Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for the first time, and then directed and acted in classic works in 1990. In "Invincible Lucky Star", his role as Huang Qian Tan's pretending and serious contrast with Stephen Chow's eccentricity is a wonderful contrast, which is deeply loved by the audience.
It's a pity that Chen You faded out of the show business after filming "Invincible Lucky Star" and moved to the television production industry. After the film was released, he teamed up with friends such as Alan Tan to form cosmetics and aromatherapy companies. Perhaps many viewers did not expect that Chen Youhui’s career was becoming popular, and this disappearance was 20 years. It was not until 2014 that Chen You again appeared in the movie "Zombies" and won the 33rd Hong Kong Film Festival with this film. Nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Academy Awards. Today, Chen You is no longer young, and has long been forgotten by the audience. His comeback is more about maintaining an interest in filming.
The second child in the nest was framed by Huang Qiusheng in order to keep his will for the wealthy businessman, Mr. Chao. Fortunately, he spent the last time with the help of Zhou Xingchi. He was very wonderful in the first stage of the play. The actor was Lin Jiao. Lin Jiao was born in a wealthy family in the Mainland in 1923. When he was a child, his parents liked to watch theater. So when he was eleven years old, he followed a retired martial artist in the theater to learn somersaults. This experience of martial arts has a great influence on his subsequent acting career. Born in those turbulent times, when he was young, Lin Jiao joined the army to save the country when Japan invaded China. At that time, he served as a battalion commander in the 131st Division of the Nationalist Army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Jiao moved to Hong Kong and began to join the film and television industry.
It is said that when Lin Jiao made the first film "Bronze Breaking Array", he landed safely from a four-story building without safety measures. Later, in 1950, he participated in "The Heroine of the Wild River". At that time, the actor was not him, but when he was about to start shooting, the actor was detained in Guangzhou. The director had to let him replace him, but Lin Jiao did not expect Lin Jiao to show his best in the play. Learning is an instant success. However, Lin Jiao entered the audience's field of vision in 1978 when he collaborated with Jackie Chan in "Drunken Master". Although there were not many shots, the audience remembered him because of the popularity of the film.
Lin Jiao played supporting roles for most of his life. He appeared in many classic Hong Kong movies in the early days, such as the grandpa in "Carmen in Mong Kok" in 1988, Uncle Bing in "My Days in the Underworld" and "Cousin, Wu Tianci and others in "Hello". However, what made him really popular was the collaboration with Stephen Chow in "Invincible Lucky Star", playing the second role of Chao Lao. Although only a supporting role, it runs through the whole drama and is impressive. Although Lin Jiao has made more than 600 movies in his life, the role of Second Uncle has become his proper noun.
Although many audiences don’t know Lin Jiao, he is very respected in the Hong Kong showbiz circle. He founded the Yulong Drama Academy with his own funds and cultivated many newcomers, such as Deng Guangrong, Ti Lung, Chen Guantai, Bai Biao, etc. Among his apprentices, Ti Lung is Lin Jiao's favorite apprentice. However, Lin Jiao was very lonely in his later years. After divorce, bereavement, and children emigrating, Lin Jiao was lonely because of no one to take care of him on weekdays. On October 30, 2009, he felt unwell and fainted in the mall downstairs of his apartment , Was rushed to the hospital and died at the age of 86.
Chen You and Lin Jiao co-starred in "Invincible Lucky Star" and became popular. Now Chen You has been dead for many years. When he came back, he lost his popularity. From joining the army to filming, Lin Jiao passed away alone in his legendary life in his later years. Very distressed. The years are merciless. The old movies of the year have become memories. Those actors we used to love have gradually faded out of our vision. When we look back at them again, we can only recall from those classic movies, Lin Jiao’s death , Also represents the passing of an era
