"Liberation · Final Rescue" Character Special Edition
"Liberation · Final Rescue" Character Specials Pack
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1905 Film Network News A few days ago, the war movie "Liberation·Final Rescue", with Han Sanping as the chief planner, Li Shaohong as the director system and chief director, and Chang Xiaoyang as the director, exposed a set of "fogs and clouds" posters and one Characters special. The posters this time show the overall feeling of "fog scattered and clouds blooming". The looming dark clouds reveal the coming dawn. Each poster is full of stories, which can not help but give people countless guesses. In the
special feature, the actors have the courage to try various difficult shooting tasks in order to achieve the best results. The PLA artillery reconnaissance company commander Cai Xingfu played Zhou Yiwei, the Kuomintang quartermaster Yao Zhe played Zhong Hanliang, the dual identities mysterious singer Mei Yan played Zhong Chuxi, the PLA artillery scout Ma Baoshu played Wang Xun, and the director and chief executive officer. Director Li Shaohong and Director Chang Xiaoyang respectively elaborated on their unforgettable shooting experiences. The film will be released nationwide on October 25.
The fog disperses to create an "oil painting war." There is a dawn in the destruction
In the latest "Mist Dispersion" version of the character poster, the three major stars Zhong Hanliang, Yiyiwei and Zhong Chuxi fly out of the smoke or ruins of their own The tracked trams, slanted ships and crumbling buildings create a series of images from the war years. Although the three posters are static, they give viewers a strong visual impact. Whether it's the protagonist running with guns, climbing the ship tightly, lifting the wheat and singing, or even the slightest scene in the background, they are all dynamic, making the audience seem to be taken to the cruel battlefield, and the adrenaline soars.
Not only that, but from the background of the three posters, it is not difficult to see that although the protagonists are in the same scene of constant warfare, the dawn of hope is faintly revealed behind the dark clouds. Destroy and hope coexist, and such a strong contrast makes viewers want to find out. In addition, The style with great oil painting texture shows the unique side of this war film to a certain extent. Even if the war is raging and the dangers and difficulties are numerous, everything will eventually "scatter away" and usher in the dawn. Behind the quality of
is hard work, adrenaline soaring
The movie "Liberation·Endgame Rescue" tells the story of the endless wars and disputes at the end of the Pingjin Campaign, and the unsung heroes struggled for the final liberation. In order to highly restore the "urban street fighting", let the audience experience the battlefield that was filled with artillery fire, and the real impact of the war on ordinary people, the entire crew made their best efforts. The character special released this time reveals the many attempts and hard work of the creators and actors behind the grand scene. Director and chief director Li Shaohong said: "When shooting war scenes, I think they are the most tiring." Director Chang Xiaoyang also said: "War-themed movies are dangerous and time-consuming. It is very important for the coordination of various departments."
In order to achieve the best results, actors have the courage to try various difficult shooting tasks. During the filming, the actor Zhou Yiwei showed his tough guy qualities, striving for a realistic effect at the expense of letting the rope rein in himself. Regarding the blasting sound close to his ears during filming, actor Zhong Hanliang said: "This will make your adrenaline soar." In order to perform a "kidnapped" scene, actor Zhong Chuxi was suspended in the air by a wire for a long time and could not be put down. She said frankly: "It's unforgettable. The steel wire makes me sore. It feels like a knife cut. I really burst into tears." In terms of restoring the reality of war scenes, the actors did not hesitate to "eat dirt", just like actors. Wang Xun said: "To be honest, I haven't filmed war scenes for several years. The shooting environment is full of smoke and dust."
