1905 Movie Network News Recently, "Howl's Moving Castle" held its premiere in Beijing. The Chinese version dubbing actors Yu Shi and Tian Xiwei appeared at the post-screening meeting and shared their experience dubbing Hayao Miyazaki's classic works.
"Howl's Moving Castle" first met the global audience 20 years ago. It was the first time in a long time to appear on the mainland's big screen, and it also aroused the expectations of Hayao Miyazaki animation fans. As young actors, Yu Shi and Tian Xiwei are also deeply honored to receive dubbing invitations. Tian Xiwei also revealed that she repeatedly confirmed with her agent before she could believe that all this was true.
In "Howl's Moving Castle", the romantic and two-way love between the male and female protagonists has been interpreted repeatedly over the past 20 years, and has conquered batches of audiences. As the voice actors of the two characters, Yu Shi and Tian Xiwei also shared their favorite scenes respectively.
Yu Shi said that the scene that made him understand the romance of Hayao Miyazaki the most was the scene where Hal gave Sophie the garden. He was moved when he watched the original version before, and was so attracted that he even forgot to say his lines during the accompanying process. Tian Xiwei’s favorite is the walk in the sky where Hal and Sophie first meet. In his opinion, this is a romance unique to this movie.
On the same day, the dubbing director of "Howl's Moving Castle" who worked closely with the two actors was also present to watch the movie. He said that this collaboration with actors in front of and behind the scenes gave him a lot of inspiration. For example, Yu Shihui shared his feelings with him during the dubbing process without being bound by the text he gave him, which surprised him; Tian Xiwei is the same two-dimensional person as him, and both parties often liked each other during the dubbing process. exchange of works. Song Haolin, the director of
's new film "Welcome to Me", which he co-produced with Yu Shi, was also present on the day to support him. As a creator who is very familiar with the actor's voice, Song Haolin is sure that adapting to Dubhar did not put him out of the play at all. He is also very happy to see a different side of the other person.
It is reported that "Howl's Moving Castle" will officially land in mainland theaters on April 30.
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