In 2014, "Apostle Walker" brought the declining Hong Kong drama back to the front line. I don’t know how many viewers watch Hong Kong dramas and only watch the police and gangster series. We all know that the most commonly used routine in Hong Kong dramas is the battle between police and gangsters. In "Infernal Affairs", the black is hidden in the white, and there is black in the white, which makes the audience unpredictable and attracts the audience's attention. This model is also tried and tested, so why the theme of Hong Kong drama has always been loved by everyone What?
First, let me say a digression. There are two types of people who like Hong Kong dramas. One is that they like to listen to the original Cantonese, the original and full of emotion can be felt particularly clear, and the other is We like to listen to Mandarin dubbing. We all know that Mandarin dubbing is a major feature of Hong Kong dramas. The kind of Mandarin dubbing that has remained unchanged for decades will make people feel a familiar feeling in it. When it was not very developed, Hong Kong dramas were the indelible memories of many people’s childhood, and the dubbing taste has penetrated the hearts of too many people. Although the Mandarin dubbing of Hong Kong dramas come and go are those few, but sometimes the audience likes them. It is this familiar feeling.
When it comes to the dubbing of Hong Kong dramas, it must be the most characteristic of police and robber dramas, and the title is also very interesting. The white party is generally madam, madam is the collective name for female police officers, and sir is the collective name for male police officers. This is also unique to Hong Kong dramas. The most interesting thing is actually the nicknames of the villains, such as: mad dog, black skin, knife scar, which are not big guys at first, but they must be very bad. Usually it’s an undercover agent approaching the boss first, and finally approaching the gang’s speaker step by step, gaining trust, and then catching it all at once. Think carefully about almost all Hong Kong dramas with the theme of police and criminals, but no matter how long it lasts. There will always be a large number of people paying attention, which is also a big charm of Hong Kong drama.
The reason why Hong Kong drama police and criminal films can be filmed is that there are so many police departments in Hong Kong that there are so many police departments in Hong Kong. We often see "O Notes", "CIB" and "Drug Investigation Bureau" in Hong Kong dramas. Such as several police departments that often appear on TV. These are all criminal departments. They are departments that directly conflict with the villains in the drama. They are often put into TV dramas to create multi-party opposition and increase the visibility of the plot. To make the plot more attractive, you will usually see the undercover police in the Jianghu clubs in the police drama, and the police officers also hide the big tigers involved in the crime. This kind of open and secret fight also makes the plot more exciting. This is Not in other Hong Kong dramas.
However, since "Apostle Walker", there have been no classic and good-looking Hong Kong police and robbery dramas. Although the Apostle sequel has been filmed since then, it is still far from the previous one. In recent years, mainland film and television dramas have emerged in endlessly. Hong Kong dramas have gradually lost their previous market share in the mainland. TVB has also lost its past glory in the past few years. However, the launch of a Hong Kong drama some time ago made me smell the familiar taste again. It was April 1st. "Iron Detective" on the air.
"Iron Detective" has changed the old routine of using the protagonist as an undercover agent. The real protagonist in the play is Shang Sang played by Yuan Weihao, and the undercover character is You Binggao played by Jiang Haowen. The protagonist is purely from the perspective of the police this time. Binggao is vague, and you can see many familiar faces in the show. This is also an embarrassing and classic aspect of Hong Kong dramas. Since the cast of TV dramas in Hong Kong is not as big as the mainland, you can often I see the same face in Hong Kong dramas, but friends who like to watch Hong Kong dramas are also used to this rule. The two best performers in this drama so far are Hui Yinghong and Jiang Haowen.
Jiang Haowen’s performance in this play can only be described as stunning. From beginning to end, you can hardly find any trace of his performance. It seems that it is his true feelings, especially when he was in jail in a memory. My mother went to see his scene. I think the audience who watched this show were all in tears when they watched that scene. The elderly mother had severe brain degeneration and her memory was declining. When her mother said she didn’t remember At that moment, my son's feelings of distress and guilt could no longer be stretched. Jiang Haowen played Binggao's role with flesh and blood. Personally, my favorite character in the play is Binggao.
Binggao talks to his mother in prison
Mom: Do I know you?
is full of guilt and love for my mother.
has to say that this paragraph made me cry. The acting is impeccable, but this is also the style of TVB. TVB’s casting has always been based on strength, and the priority of casting is always Strength ranks first, which is also the success factor of TVB's repeated classics. Jiang Haowen's perfect interpretation in this drama will surely attract fans. Also impeccable is another old drama, Hui Yinghong. Friends who often watch Hong Kong dramas must be familiar with her. She is a frequent visitor in Hong Kong dramas. In "The Detective", she plays a role that only wants to be the first. The chief superintendent of a female chief.
Hui Yinghong performed an impeccable interpretation of a strong woman who wanted to solve a case and was savvy and deliberate. Sometimes you might even think that you have this kind of person in the real workplace, and if you don’t make a fuss, you put someone in, and you pay afterwards. Pretending to be nothing, killing is invisible. In her eyes, everyone is a stepping stone for her promotion. Hui Yinghong performed this unfeeling and decisive performance, which is really convincing, and Yuan Weihao, as a half rookie, said The acting is also good, but it is still a bit eclipsed in front of these old dramas. Generally speaking, this is a rare Hong Kong drama. It is really amazing to see such a Hong Kong-flavored police drama again after five years. joy.
