Many of the post-70s and post-80s childhoods were spent in Jackie Chan's movies. At that time, there were few movies in mainland China, and the development of Hong Kong and Taiwan was relatively fast. There were many movie productions and stars. Jackie Chan was one of the most well-known representatives. One. He occupies a large proportion in the history of domestic and international movies. It can be said that there are fans all over the world. There is a movie called "The Flying Eagle Project". Have you seen it before? The film
follows Jackie Chan’s usual martial arts and comedy mode, presenting the audience with brilliant "general humor", but anyone who has watched "The Flying Eagle Project" misses a foreign girl in it, although there is Two heroines, but what is impressive is the existence of the foreign heroine Else. The fair skin, short blond hair, and graceful body make many otaku fall in love.
Her name is Eva Cobb. This movie is actually her first film and television work. Before she acted in this movie, she was still a passerby without any acting experience. I don’t know where Jackie Chan found such a movie. The pearl adds a lot to the movie. It can be seen that Eva Cobb is very talented in acting. Although she speaks substandard Mandarin in the film, the various emotions she shows make people think that this is the role she played.
There is a scene in the movie where Jackie Chan is fighting an enemy. Else, who has just taken a shower, appears between them. Jackie Chan looks like he is about to be beaten down. He suddenly tore off the bath towel from Else. The shape of the three people lost consciousness for an instant, and Jackie Chan reacted quickly and beat the enemy fiercely. Although
Else was rescued by Jackie Chan, she didn't thank him, but slapped Jackie Chan very quickly. Eva's acting skills in this section are indeed very good, she can accurately grasp the shyness and anger of the girl, but such a talented and excellent actor has never filmed a TV series since she starred in this movie, but she The impression left to the audience by this movie is still very deep.
