Recently, due to confusing and confusing relationship issues, the entertainment industry leftover female Shu Qi dominated the headlines for several days. When everyone deeply digs into her relationship with Feng Delun, her relationship with the Taiwanese film and television tycoon Ke Junxiong who discovered her debut has once again been pushed into the public eye. Now that Shu Qi is so red and purple, I have to say that it has a lot to do with Ke Junxiong. Let's take a closer look at the legendary life of the Taiwanese film elder brother, and the back stories he and Hsu Chi have to tell.
, the big brother of the Taiwanese film industry, has repeatedly won the Golden Horse actor
. Ke Junxiong was born in 1945 and entered the entertainment industry at the age of 16. He became popular in 1962 with "Tianzi No. 1" and has won numerous awards since then. In 1967, he won the best actor in the 14th Asian Film Festival with the film "Lonely Seventeen" and was also the first Taiwanese actor in the award; in 1974, he won the second place with the role of "Zhang Zizhong" in the film "A Heroine" The Best Actor Award at the 11th Asian Film Festival; later, he won the Taiwan Golden Horse Award twice with "Huangpu Army Soul" and "A Generation of Heroes-Cao Cao", becoming the most popular in Taiwanese film industry in the 70s and 80s. Niche.
Ke Junxiong is a well-deserved big brother in Taiwan's film industry, and he is also a business tycoon in charge of many film and television companies. Because in addition to acting, he also has a strong talent for director and screenwriter. He once founded the two major film companies, Hongda and Tianyuan, and wrote and directed and acted in many films, all of which were regarded as great successes.
However, in the late 1990s, Ke Junxiong faded out of the entertainment circle and joined the political arena, becoming Taiwan's first "movie king legislator".
scolding and crying Stephen Chow Chow Yun-fat called his master
as an old movie star. Ke Junxiong's image of the big brother is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Of course, he has a high status and a big temper. It is reported that in 1990, when Ke Junxiong and Stephen Chow co-starred in the movie "The Last Big Brother of the Rivers and Lakes", because Stephen Chow did not recite his lines, he wanted to play sloppyly with Ke Junxiong, but Ke Junxiong was scolded to tears.
Compared with Stephen Chow's attitude of being a fool, Ke Junxiong has added more modest praise to Chow Yun-fat. It is reported that Chow Yun-fat called Ke Junxiong as "master" in private. It turned out that Ke Junxiong made the movie "Goodbye A Lang" in the 1970s, while Chow Yun-fat starred in the movie "The Story of A Lang" in the 1980s. The two A Langs cherished each other in real life, and the younger Chow Yun-fat came under the name "Master". Called Ke Junxiong.
In addition, Zhang Aijia also regards Ke Junxiong as his teacher. In 1976, Ke Junxiong watched Zhang Aijia's performance in the movie "Eight Hundred Heroes" and admired each other very much, so he invited Zhang Aijia as the heroine in his director's work "My Grandpa", and Zhang Aijia won the first Golden Horse Award for the post-movie award. . Therefore, Zhang Aijia often said that Ke Junxiong changed her film career.
took Hsu Qi "the first time on the screen" and changed her life
If Zhang Aijia's life was changed by Ke Junxiong is an exaggeration, then Shu Qi's fate can be said to be truly changed by Ke Junxiong. Everyone thought it was Wang Jing who dug up Shu Qi and made her make her way into the entertainment industry by making tertiary films. In fact, before Wang Jing, it was Ke Junxiong who brought her into this business.
In 1994, Shu Qi was discovered by scouts and entered a modeling company as a model. Later, she took several large-scale photo albums. These large-scale photo albums were appreciated by Ke Junxiong, who was already a Taiwanese film tycoon at the time. In 1995, Ke Junxiong signed Hsu Chi for NT$100,000, requiring Hsu Chi to act in six movies. Among the six movies, there is one called "Spirit and Desire". The 19-year-old Hsu Chi played the leading role in the film, showing off at two points, and also staged several passionate sex scenes with the 50-year-old actor Ke Junxiong. It is reported that the actor was not Ke Junxiong at the beginning, but he deliberately replaced the actor at the time and added a lot of passionate sex scenes to take away Hsu Qi’s "screen first time." After
became famous, Shu Qi once revealed that he lost her virginity at the age of 19, so some fans guessed that the person who took her first night may be Ke Junxiong based on the time point, because Shu Qi was 19 when she was filming "Spirit and Desire". Whether it was taken away by him is unknown to the outside world, only Shu Qi herself knows, but it is certain that Shu Qi’s screen was given to Ke Junxiong for the "first time".
And Wang Jing and Wen Jun also discovered Shu Qi through this film, and then brought her into the Hong Kong film and television circle, and tailored a number of third-level films for her, which made her a sexy goddess and a first-line movie star. throne. Therefore, it is not Wang Jing but Ke Junxiong who led Shu Qi to make a fortune from a porn star.
is rumored to have underworldJing stabbed Gu Long and infected him
In addition to forcing Shu Qi to make a tertiary film, the controversy surrounding Ke Junxiong is also the "Yinsong Pavilion Brawl Incident" of Gu Long that has been rumored to this day. There are rumors that the reason why Ke Junxiong was so domineering at the time was related to his underworld background. The upright Gu Long was stabbed because he refused to toast the "underworld brother".
According to the media, in 1980, Ke Junxiong took a group of brothers to Yinsong Pavilion for a drink. He learned that Gu Long was also drinking next door. Ke Junxiong’s younger brothers asked Gu Long to toast their elder brother. Gu Long refused, and there was a conflict. The stabbing blood flowed like a shot. After being sent to the hospital, it was found that the blood bank had insufficient blood, and had to buy blood from drug addicts on the roadside outside the hospital. Who knows that the blood of blood sellers is dirty and transfused with hepatitis blood. "
Ni Kuang, a well-known Hong Kong writer, also personally confirmed this:
In 1985, the alcoholic Gu Long finally died of hemorrhage from an esophageal vein tumor caused by liver cirrhosis. It is a pity that he was under 50 when he died.
