A few days ago, Jiang Luxia was nominated for "Best Supporting Actress" at the Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award for her role as Tong Li in "Operation Red Sea" and accepted an exclusive interview with the Southern Sound Screen. During the interview, Jiang Luxia not only shared her joy of being nominated by the jury again, but also told the story of her "step by step" from being a martial artist to a martial artist. She said: "Recalling that my persistence was right back then, it made me feel the charm of the movie."
has no points of protagonist and supporting role professional is recognized and has a sense of accomplishment. At the scene of the filming, I wanted to concentrate on the trick and finish filming, before I had time to enjoy the joy. Later, after finishing the filming work, I opened the mobile group and received a congratulatory message from my parents. Although she was calm on the surface when she heard the news of the shortlist, her heart was already ups and downs. I am really happy to be nominated this time. The affirmation of being nominated by the jury again is a great encouragement to Jiang Luxia. Only she herself knows the sadness of gradually growing from a student of Beijing Sport University to an actor. When asked by the outside world whether she would like to win the best protagonist award, she said that the actor should use her work to speak. For example, she is not a heroine in "Operation Red Sea", but she can also perform her role to shine. For a good actor, there is no main role. All they can do is try their best to interpret each role. Mature actors should challenge different types of roles, which is also what Jiang Luxia pursues.
Jiang Luxia's success in playing the role of "Tong Li" in the movie "Operation Red Sea" is undoubtedly a highlight in her acting career, and it has also released the energy accumulated for many years and let everyone see her ability. Speaking of the most memorable footage during filming, Jiang Luxia mentioned the six months of shooting in Africa and Morocco. Although her life was rather monotonous at that time, she lived a "two-point and one-line" life between the shooting location and the hotel every day, and there were no leisure facilities around, but the environment was very quiet, allowing her to focus on creating roles without distraction. Invest in shooting, think systematically, and communicate with the staff at close range. This kind of creative atmosphere without distractions is difficult to encounter, so she is very grateful for that time.
's first work was finalized, she wanted to quit and was appreciated by Yuan Heping. She fell in love with acting.
Jiang Luxia's first contact was a coincidence. Once she went to shoot an advertisement and acted as a stand-in for Guo Jingjing. She had to turn down from the second floor. Although she had never done this before, but The action director at the time asked her to give it a try, and it really did. The director felt that she was very courageous, and designed many difficult moves, and expressed the hope that she could be invited by investors to make movies. About four months later, Jiang Luxia received the film contract and invited her to shoot her first film "War Warriors". The director of the film was Xiong Xinxin, the action director of the commercial.
The process of shooting "War Warriors" was very difficult, Jiang Luxia once collapsed to tears. During the 50-day filming process, she basically had to go to the hospital every day after the filming, either stitching or swelling there. In the shooting scene, the staff always kept two large ice buckets. After each martial arts shot, she put her legs in the ice bucket and chilled because her feet were too swollen. Jiang Luxia had no acting experience before. She didn't know that filming was so hard and she didn't know how to accommodate her strength, so she would inevitably get hurt frequently. After finishing "Zhan Wushuang", she considered quitting, but got an invitation from the well-known director Yuan Heping after a month or two. Yuan Heping was very surprised after seeing Jiang Luxia's performance in "War Warriors", and eagerly hoped that she would participate in his movie "Su Qier". Because Yuan Heping is very famous in the industry, she finally agreed to cooperate with him. Because I have previous experience, I also know how to use some movement skills when shooting "Su Qier", coupled with the experience of director Yuan Heping, so the effect is very good. Since this experience, Jiang Luxia gradually fell in love with the profession of actor and enjoyed it, which has continued to this day.
cooperated with Yang Yang to compete with each other to overcome fear and eat centipedes
After "Su Qier", Jiang Luxia also participated in many film and TV productions. A few days ago, Jiang Luxia was filming the TV series "Glory of Special Warfare" with Yang Yang, in which she played the sniper Guo Xiaoxiao. Speaking of the filming story during this period, Jiang Luxia smiled and said that she and Yang Yang were both stumped by eating centipedes. Because the role requires them to try to eat centipedes that have been processed and detoxified, this is a huge challenge for Jiang Luxia, who is only afraid of bugs. Jiang Luxia also spent a lot of time studying the characteristics of the characters, just for perfectionDemonstrate a character that is unconvincing and fearless. Finally, relying on the actor's strong belief, she let herself forget her fear and successfully completed the filming.
Talking about the work plan that has been implemented later, Jiang Luxia said that after the completion of "Special Warfare Glory", there are still new movies to be made, and she has also received some film and television scripts, and she wants to study with some seniors. She co-starred with Liu Xianhua and He Rundong in the fantasy IP film "Zhengtu", which will also be released on New Year's Day in 2020, and will play the role of "Bi Nu" in the film. For the first time to challenge a fantasy film, how will she interpret a subjugated princess who has lost her dignity, and how will she show the contradictions and entanglements in the process of growing up? Let us go to the theater with questions to find out.
