In the eyes of ordinary people, celebrities are a glamorous career with both fame and fortune, but celebrities are also a very competitive career. They need to maintain a high exposure rate or have very classic works in order to be able to Only by being remembered by everyone can you have a continuous income. Otherwise, you will soon be forgotten. Once you can't get a job, your life will become a problem. But there was a star who didn't make a movie. He lay down and collected money for his whole life. After his death, his children and grandchildren continued to collect it because he played a movie. The star
is called Zou Zhaolong. Maybe everyone is not very familiar with his name because his popularity is not very high. However, he has starred in many classic works, such as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Jiu Pin Zhi Zhi Guan. Many people's impression of him stays in Stephen Chow's filming of Jiu Pin Zhi Zhi Guan. In this work, Zou Zhaolong plays a dandy boy. Chang Wei, he was very arrogant and domineering in the play, and in the end he died well.
When Zou Zhaolong first entered the show business circle, he worshipped Sammo Hung as his master and entered the Hong family class. After learning some martial arts routines, he began to participate in some movies, but they were all small roles, so everyone did not have any impression of him. After the role of Chang Wei in the nine-pin Zhima official, his image of a villain became popular, and everyone remembered this man with a little image.
However, he did not receive any classic characters after that, so his popularity was not tepid, but he was lucky. The Matrix crew found him back then. There are many fighting scenes in it. In fact, he wanted to invite him before. Jet Li came to play the role of Donnie Yen, but both of them refused for various reasons. In the end they found Zou Zhaolong, but it was also because this movie made him a winner in life. Although
asked him to perform at the time, the film crew made a request that his martial arts routines should be recorded on a computer for analysis during filming, and later used in other movies in return, so he will get it for life. The dividends of the film's copyright fees can then go to his children and grandchildren. It took Zou Zhaolong a month to hand over his so-called Chinese Kung Fu to foreigners. What do you think of this behavior? Welcome everyone to leave comments.
