A few days ago, the criminal investigation drama "Guang Yuan" starring Zhang Xincheng and Fu Xinbo was airborne, which attracted the attention of many netizens.
The airborne broadcast of "Guang·Yuan", apart from fans of the original book, the most excited ones are fans of Dangai.
After all, "Fei Du" played by Zhang Xincheng (renamed Pei Su in the play) has always been one of the most popular characters written by the original author Priest. No matter in appearance, personality, or temperament, he is unique. , rare in the world.
However, with the broadcast of the first 8 episodes of the series, the word-of-mouth of "Guang·Yuan" also dropped from full-screen anticipation to disgust in an instant.
Looking at the comments of netizens on this drama, except for the high scores given by the fans who "wanted respect", the rest of the slots basically revolve around the actor Zhang Xincheng. The reason why
overturned is also very simple - "ugly".
First of all, one point to be clarified here is that the ugliness discussed by the audience is not aimed at Zhang Xincheng's "person". After all, he is out of the circle by relying on school dramas, and he has a perfect temperament of a sunny boy. No matter what, he has nothing to do with the ugly word .
But obviously, "Guang Yuan" failed to learn how to use Zhang Xincheng correctly.
tastes his appearance in the play, oily bangs that have not been washed for half a month, thick and thick semi-permanent eyebrow tattoos, plus European-style big double eyelids that are already in the show, and he who wants to speak and speaks. Sexy red lips...
Let's talk about it, although Zhang Xincheng has a good background, no matter how good his foundation is, he can't stand such a mess, right?
Because of this, some viewers said that he bumped into Yi Lijing.
Uri Xingjun said that he was also a little ready to move.
Moreover, compared with the appearance, the audience is even more dissatisfied with Zhang Xincheng's acting skills.
In the past, Zhang Xincheng played college students and other ignorant teenagers who don't know much about the world, but this time, "Pei Su" in "Guang Yuan" is a contradictory character with a rough experience and a strong sense of tragedy.
Challenging a new role is certainly a good choice and a new start, but for the current Zhang Xincheng, this is obviously a challenge that cannot be borne. Zhang Xincheng in
played the "feminine" role of "Pei Su" into a full-bodied aunt. He only knows that every frown and smile of this kind of character has to be released.
For example, delicate orchid fingers, gentle body movements, and drawn eyes, plus a seemingly indifferent smile of evil charm at the corner of the mouth.
Even for a single smile, he must gently cover his small mouth with his pretty fingers, not showing his teeth, which is his last stubbornness.
To be honest, after watching Zhang Xincheng's performance, I just feel panicked with embarrassment, and my eyes are burning. I don't know whether I should wash it or not.
In fact, the works of art are colorful, and the characters on the screen have thousands of faces. No matter what aspect it is based on, "feminine" characters are always an inevitable part of literary and artistic creation.
(Fei Du's cartoon image)
The so-called "feminine" character, as the name implies, means that although they are male, they show some atypical masculine traits, such as delicate appearance, feminine manner, and close to femininity in the traditional sense. In terms of
, in the history of film and television, there are actually many popular male stars who have challenged this kind of role. Among them, the more classic one is "Cheng Dieyi" played by Leslie Cheung in "Farewell My Concubine".
The role of "Cheng Dieyi" is a standard feminine image, but when Leslie Cheung challenged this role, in addition to the necessary body movements, the core he gave to the role was precisely the "hardness" that was completely opposite to it.
Perhaps, on the surface, "Cheng Dieyi" is feminine and weak, but he thinks that he is "hard" from the bottom of his heart, including the part in the movie where he refuses to say "I was originally a woman". The play "Jiao'e, not a boy" is enough to see the difference between "Cheng Dieyi" and other feminine characters.
In the movie "The Wind", the "Bai Xiaonian" played by Su Youpeng is undoubtedly a delicate man.
But he is only seemingly noble, inside he is not only worldly, but also flattering and good at binding.
only look at the appearance, Su Youpeng also has many unavoidable hard conditions when challenging this role.
But precisely, when Su Youpeng interpreted this role, he showed the weakest and darkest side of human nature. This is the soul and the key to his success.
In fact, including Zhang Xincheng’s new play, everyone has their own way of presenting the characters, but Zhang Xincheng’s current performance is only in form but not in heart. What’s more, he can’t even act well in form .
All in all, measuring yourself is the most basic requirement of being an actor. How to act appropriately and how to act is their own choice, but on the contrary, the evaluation is always in the hands of the audience. Whether it is good or bad, it is up to everyone There is a fixed number.
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