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html On June 30, the movie " Customs Front " held a roadshow in Chengdu. Action director and lead actor Nicholas Tse made an appearance and shared behind-the-scenes stories with the audience. Nicholas Tse, who appeared that day, although he is 43 years old, looks not much different from what he was in his twenties. In the video, he generously exposed his abdominal muscles, and he was also tall and slim in the scene. Three years later, he came to Chengdu again with his new work. Seeing the support from fans all over the place, Nicholas Tse smiled and said that Chengdu is a very warm place.
Nicholas Tse
Nicholas Tse has appeared on the big screen almost every year since his first movie was released in 1998. Only this "Customs Front" was made after he had been working for 3 years and established his own action team. , a painstaking work that returns to the big screen with a new identity as "action director". The film focuses on customs and tells the story of Hong Kong Customs investigator Zhou Zhengli (played by Nicholas Tse) and his supervisor Zhang Yunnan (played by Jacky Cheung), who is sympathetic to his mentor and apprentice. They were violently attacked by overseas forces while jointly investigating an arms smuggling case.
Poster image of the movie "Customs Front" According to the film company
, in the film, there are fatal jumps in high-altitude fights with helicopters, thrilling gun battles in high-speed racing, breath-holding underwater high-intensity fights, one-to-many 64-move long-shot scenes... There are many exciting and thrilling high-burning action scenes, which made the audience call it "exciting and enjoyable" and "hardcore enough". Many viewers said, "The long-awaited action movie by Nicholas Tse is finally here. It's exciting and explosive. It's the most authentic action movie." At the scene, some young movie fans were concerned about whether Nicholas Tse's action scenes would hurt. The host also immediately asked the young fans if they wanted to make action movies in the future. The child blurted out, "No, I'm afraid of pain." This made Nicholas Tse laugh.
In addition to the wonderful fighting scenes, the film's analysis of good and evil human nature, its care for current internal conflicts, and its profound anti-war thinking resonated with the audience. The two characters played by Nicholas Tse and Jacky Cheung originally had their original aspirations, but in the end they took different paths in life. The internal conflict faced by Zhang Yunnan, played by Jacky Cheung, also touched the hearts of many viewers.
Talking about the current phenomenon that people are prone to internal friction, Nicholas Tse believes that it is important to control the balance of emotions. Listening and being listened to is a method that can be tried: "Sometimes you can listen to others and let good friends share their emotions. You go Being a listener is also a good thing.” In the film, Zhou Zhengli, played by Nicholas Tse, kept his bottom line. Nicholas Tse also revealed at the scene that he also adheres to the bottom line of “not hurting others” and does what he does above this bottom line. Own.
