The only action and visual effects blockbuster of the summer, "Customs Front", today released a feature film clip of "Zhou Zhengli uses 64 consecutive moves against one enemy and multiple enemies". In the clip, Zhou Zhengli, played by Nicholas Tse , the film's action director and lead actor, was chased by a group of gangsters in a warehouse. Zhou Zhengli, who was alone, was very agile and used the terrain to create space for himself to dodge while flexibly responding to the opponent's attack. . Nicholas Tse, who served as action director for the first time, revealed behind the scenes in an interview that this wonderful 64 martial arts moves were actually one long shot, which took nearly 4-5 days to shoot. Any small mistake would affect the entire filming. At the fifth national roadshow held in Qingdao yesterday, the audience also expressed that Zhou Zhengli's character in the film is dull and upright but has extraordinary skills. While his mood is relatively stable, his martial arts skills have also been displayed in the face of sudden attacks. Stablize.
Zhou Zhengli is unafraid in the face of danger with one enemy against many, and fights closely to escape danger in one scene.
In the feature film released today, Customs Assistant Supervisor Zhou Zhengli, played by Nicholas Tse, follows the mission order to pursue a large-scale transnational arms smuggling case. After tracking the gangsters to the interior of a cargo ship, Zhou Zhengli, alone in the warehouse, launched an extreme fight against a group of gangsters because the warehouse was full of flammable and explosive dangerous goods and was unable to open fire. Faced with an unfavorable start where the enemy was numerous and we were outnumbered, Zhou Zhengli responded calmly and calmly. He dodged flexibly in the closed warehouse, avoiding the opponent's encirclement and suppression while looking for favorable counterattack opportunities for himself.
The highlight of the scene is when Nicholas Tse, played by Zhou Zhengli, performs 64 martial arts moves in one long shot. He maintains a stable force output throughout the whole process. When the opponent is temporarily behind, he picks up a steel rod to fight back. At this moment, Zhou Zhengli reacted quickly and jumped up on the ground, dodged the opponent's stick that had been swung in front of him, then kicked a gangster with his whip and leaned over to pick up the steel rod that the opponent had dropped. He held a gun in each hand. The stick fights with the opponent.
In the first half of the film, Zhou Zhengli and his senior Zhang Yunnan had a stick-fighting practice in the martial arts hall. That scene not only showed the two people's different attitudes and personality traits, but also showed that Zhou Zhengli was not only fighting with his bare hands. His excellent stick skills and body skills also paved the way for this 64-stroke hand-to-hand combat scene.
Nicholas Tse shares ways to maintain a workplace mentality and analyzes the similarities and differences between himself and the character he plays
Yesterday, the national roadshow of the movie "Customs Front" reached its fifth stop - Qingdao. Nicholas Tse, the film's action director and lead actor, attended the event and met with movie fans in Qingdao. They had a post-screening interaction. In the film, Nicholas Tse plays Zhou Zhengli, who is straightforward and never gets upset. Many viewers also joked after watching the film that Zhou Zhengli's emotional state is "as stable as a capybara." Recently on social platforms, a clip about Zhou Zhengli's line "Why would I resign if I was happy?" quickly climbed up the hot search list, arousing empathy and discussion among a large number of netizens.
At the Qingdao station road show, an audience member asked during the post-screening Q&A session how to deal with internal conflicts in the workplace. In response, Nicholas Tse responded by empathizing and understanding that each job position has its own pressure and hardship. When facing negative emotions, you must learn to self-regulate and give yourself positive energy to face every day's work.
As for the character Zhou Zhengli he plays, who is loyal to his goals, frank and honest, Nicholas Tse also shared the common characteristics between himself and Zhou Zhengli during the post-screening communication session. In the play, Zhou Zhengli has mild obsessive-compulsive disorder, and he must stick to the rules he sets. Outside the play, Nicholas Tse admits that as a Virgo, he also pursues perfection in every detail at work. In the film, Zhou Zhengli sticks to the bottom line and must dig out the truth of the case. Nicholas Tse said that everyone's standards are not consistent regarding bottom lines and principles. For example, his bottom line is not to hurt others. This is also the first time for him to serve as a film action director. Persistence in the design process takes into account the creative expression of the actors' movements and ensures the safety of the collective shooting.
The movie "Customs Front" is produced by Emperor (Beijing) Film and Television Culture Media Co., Ltd., Emperor Pictures Co., Ltd., Tianjin Yuewen Film and Television Culture Media Co., Ltd., Xinli Media Group Co., Ltd., Shanghai Taopiao Piao Film and Television Culture Co., Ltd., Beijing It is jointly produced by Shangshi Culture Group Co., Ltd., Beijing Weimeng Chuangke Network Technology Co., Ltd., Huawen Image (Beijing) Film Co., Ltd., and Xinli International Media Co., Ltd., and is now in theaters.
