"Liuguang Yin" starring Zhang Han finally became a hot search 10 days after it was aired. The topic was "Zhang Han talks about acting in a costume drama again after 7 years." This time, the Six Princesses joined in and gave him an exclusive interview, giving the drama another cha

"Liuguang Yin" starring Zhang Han finally became a hot search 10 days after it was broadcast. The topic was "Zhang Han talks about acting in a costume drama again after 7 years." This time, the Six Princesses joined in and gave him an exclusive interview, giving the drama another chance to be exposed.

Zhang Han plays Jun Beiyue, the fourth prince of Tianque, who falls in love with Han Ziqing, played by Zhu Xudan, and is very funny. Zhang Han was well-spoken in the interview. He said that in order to accurately portray the character, he even analyzed Jun Beiyue's "previous history" to better understand why this person has such a personality. He also talked about taking part in the drama "A Dream Like a Dream" last year, and said that there is no fame and fortune on the drama stage, only the pursuit and desire for performance, and hopes to find his original intention on the drama stage.

The interview with the Sixth Princess will make people think that Zhang Han is a good actor who focuses on performance and is very dedicated; but after watching a few episodes of "Liuguang Yin" and considering the comments of netizens, people will have doubts.

After watching two episodes, you will find that this drama is so-so from the script to the production, and the entire creative logic is also trying to get closer to the bloody short drama.

I have never read the original work, but purely from the perspective of the TV series, the script is quite cliche, with the same concept of time travel. The character played by Zhu Xudan travels to Tianque with a dagger, and is chosen as the princess by Jun Beiyue. The plot is quite a short drama routine. When Han Ziqing faces her vicious sister, she slaps her twice. There are so many concubines to choose from, but Han Ziqing is chosen. It can only be said that the aura of the protagonist is too heavy. The two people using geckos to guide the way are very abrupt and comedic roles, completely separate from the main story.

let’s talk about production. "Liu Guang Yin" was shot in Hengdian. The architecture, furnishings, clothing, accessories, etc. are all similar to other costume dramas. There is nothing to say. But although this drama has everything including cannons and cranes, the photography level and quality control are really poor. In the first two episodes alone, the close-up shots of Zhang Han were out of focus because the actor was moving slowly. It can only be said that the level of follow-focus photography in this drama is a bit poor, while the director and cinematographer turned a blind eye. It passed by one eye without taking more pictures. The defocus was so obvious that I could see it on the computer monitor and they could also see it on the large monitor.

There are also some camera movement, editing and acting flaws. For example, all the scenes of kneeling in the play are very abrupt and show a close-up of the actor kneeling without showing his face, and then cut to a close-up of the actor's face. It is obvious that a stand-in is used to kneel down, while the actor stands and bows.

It’s hard to understand. It’s perfectly normal to perform scenes such as kneeling and kowtowing. How come it doesn’t work for Zhang Han and Zhu Xudan? Do you have to use a stand-in? Is this the actor trying to be a big name, or the director being considerate of the actors?

And because the actors did not really kneel down, the opponent actor's gaze angle was wrong. What should have been a downward gaze turned into a straight gaze. Such performance problems should not occur in a costume drama.

Because the TV series is not interesting in every aspect, it is not very popular, and it is not easy to use in words. Among the five comments randomly displayed on the Douban homepage, there are two two-stars and two three-stars. One netizen was particularly venomous. The comment was "It's so ugly." Zhang Han’s costume, rename it Brimstone, it will blind my eyes”

And this is not the first time that Zhang Han’s work has gained popularity. His "The Gentlemen of East Eighth District" the year before last was almost criticized as the oddity of the year, with a Douban score of only 2.1. His 2021 "If You Are Well, It's Sunny" Douban score of 4.7 also has a poor reputation. The solid image of a domineering boss is not a changeable performance. In today's sluggish film and television industry, why does Zhang Han still have filming?

It is not difficult to understand if you look at the management behind "Liu Guang Yin". It can be said that Zhang Han has capital to support him, and at the same time he has the help of noble people in the industry. The two major producers of "Liuguang Yin" are Tencent and Feibao Culture, which are the two companies that funded the production of this drama.

Needless to say, Tencent is both a producer and a broadcasting platform. It produces and sells its own products. Uaiteng almost occupies most of the TV drama market.

As for Feibao Culture, why is it also promoting Zhang Han? After looking at the seven major shareholders behind it, in addition to big companies like Alibaba and Perfect World, Zhang Ziyi's name also appeared. From this, we can judge that Zhang Han has a close relationship with her.

Because of this, Zhang Han has very strong confidence and dominance on the set. As early as in "The Gentlemen of the East Eighth District", Zhang Han had absolute control. He even went to the editing desk to watch the post-editing in person. He knew that the final cut would only be made after editing according to his own requirements. He once revealed in a variety show, It even adjusts the rhythm of every second.

It is not surprising that such an attitude is brought to "Liuguang Yin". A certain celebrity broke the news that when Zhang Han was filming, the director said one more thing. He said, "No need, just let the director take a picture of the double's back." But the director didn't dare to reply. The scenes involving kneeling and worshiping were all done with stand-ins, so it is not surprising that such revelations were made.