On the evening of September 28, the film "The Climber" adapted from real historical events held its premiere in Chengdu. Director Li Rengang, starring Wu Jing, Zhang Yi, Jing Boran, Wang Jingchun, and He Lin made their appearance and shared the behind-the-scenes of the film with fans.
"The Climber" Chengdu premiere event site
The movie "The Climber" was produced by Tsui Hark and Zeng Peishan, written and directed by Li Rengang, and written by Alai, Wu Jing, Zhang Ziyi, Zhang Yi, Zhang Yi, Jing Boran, Hu Ge, Wang Jingchun, He Lin, Chen Long , Liu Xiaofeng, Qu Ni Tsering, Lavan Rob, Dobjie starring, Jackie Chan Friendship, produced by Shanghai Film (Group) Co., Ltd., Shanghai Film Co., Ltd., the film will be released nationwide on September 30th. The
movie "The Climber" is adapted from a real historical event. It tells the story of the Chinese mountaineering team sprinting to Mount Everest in 1960, completing the impossible task of the world's first North Slope summit. Fifteen years later, with the help of meteorologist Xu Ying, Fang Wuzhou and Qu Songlin led young players such as Li Guoliang and Yang Guang to challenge the top of the world again. What will meet them will be a harsher reality and a challenge of life and death.
Chengdu premiere of "The Climber"
At the
event, Wu Jing and Zhang Yi interacted closely with fans in Chengdu, and Wu Jing also picked up a small fan. Wu Jing said that many scenes in the movie were shot in real scenes, "the snow is real." In the movie, Wu Jing and Zhang Ziyi have a lot of emotional rivalries. Wu Jing even called Zhang Ziyi "Fat Girl" in the movie. Wu Jing said that he had collaborated with Zhang Ziyi on "The Legend of Shushan" many years ago. This time the collaboration "The Climber" is very happy and enjoyable. , There is a group of professional actors who can quickly get into the heart of the role. Wu Jing also said with a smile that apart from Zhang Ziyi, he and Zhang Yi also have a sense of CP. In the
movie, Fang Wuzhou (played by Wu Jing) lifts up his teammates, Xu Ying (played by Zhang Ziyi) braves the wind and snow to convey weather information to the climbers, Qu Songlin (played by Zhang Yi) clashes with Fang Wuzhou, and Li Guoliang (played by Jing Boran) ) A series of tense and thrilling scenes such as slid down from a snow-capped mountain and Yang Guang (played by Hu Ge) straddling a crack in the ice, showing the difficulties and difficulties of the Chinese mountaineering team in the process of reaching the summit of Mount Everest. It also makes the audience dizzy and full of audiovisual impact.
"The Climber" Chengdu premiere scene
Through the previous study of historical background information, the leading actor Wu Jing couldn't help but said with emotion: "The heroic deeds and spirit of the seniors of the Chinese mountaineering team in 60 and 75 years have also become our shooting The motivation when encountering various problems and difficulties made me deeply realize the arduousness of Chinese climbers, and the mountains are standing up." As the meteorologist Xu Ying in the film, Zhang Ziyi, on the one hand, must assist the mountaineering team to pay attention to weather warnings. On the other hand, she also has concerns about the climb to the summit of her beloved Fang Wuzhou. She said: “Xu Ying returned from studying abroad to join the mountaineering team and devote himself to high-altitude meteorological research. On the one hand, he contributed to the motherland, but also I want to accompany Fang Wuzhou and contribute to his safe return." As a member of the 60-year summit team in the film, Zhang Yi also said: "Everyone goes to Mount Everest together, which is to give each other their lives. This kind of purest friendship is unimaginable by ordinary people." The film works directed by
film producer Tsui Hark and director Li Rengang in the past have made their own achievements in the production of visual effects, often refreshing the audience. This time, the two have once again joined forces to create "The Climber", both in terms of production specifications and shooting difficulty, and will refresh the scale of their previous works. Producer Xu Hark said: "In order to restore the magnificent spectacle of Mount Everest, we will use the industry's top visual effects to create an oriental spectacle of snow." Director Li Rengang also said: "The snow mountain scene in the film accounts for a very large proportion. Many shots require the use of computer special effects, combined with the shots taken in the real scene of Mount Everest and a large amount of aerial material, to restore the snowy wonders of the world's highest peak and create an immersive sense of reality for the audience."
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