Paid 100 million per episode but using a stand-in? Lee Di Hoon's action acting skills in a model taxi
Recently, the new comic revenge drama "Model Taxi", starring Li Dixun, Li Shu, And Yizhen, etc., has received great acclaim as soon as it was broadcast, catching up with the good reputation and popularity of the 1-2 seasons of "The Penthouse", and the ratings have been rising steadily.
But the report of a South Korean journalist has aroused discussion among South Korean netizens.
In the report "Li Dixun is paid 100 million yuan per episode, and the use of a stand-in action scene is the basic charging standard", the actor Lee Dixun, who plays the male protagonist "Kim Do-ki", is a taxi driver who can help the wronged victims to take revenge on the perpetrators. As a major attraction in the show, in the second episode of the mask and the fourth episode of the roof fight, even Li Dixun himself filmed the action scene, "but the fight scene is large, it seems that it is obvious that it is a stand-in." ”
For Li Dixun's action scene performance in "Model Taxi", the reporter also gave this analogy: "He is muscular and agile, but it is a bit awkward to personally participate." When filming action scenes, it falls down like a disinfected cotton soaked with salt water, and it is necessary to throw in a stand-in for the sake of plot and high degree of completion. ”
"Some people say that Lee Tei-hoon's salary in "Model Taxi" is 100 million won per episode (contract 580,000 + rmb), although it is common for actors to use stand-ins for filming, and it is not required that actors have to be personally on the battlefield, but when actors take over the scene, they know that there are many action scenes, is it not enough sense of responsibility as a starring actor?"
Lee Tei-hoon, as the star of "Model Taxi", won four of the tv drama actors' topic ranking in the third week of April. The TV series has just aired four episodes, and it is constantly refreshing its highest rating: 15.6%.
In the play, the parking scene filmed by Lee Di Hoon himself was also hotly discussed, and some Korean netizens said that "crazy, if you see this in real life, you will definitely report it, but this is Lee Di Hoon, so it is suitable for marrying me to declare (the korean "report" and "declaration" of the harmonic stem). ”
This parking scene also said in Li Dixun's performance in "My Bear Child" that there was no use of a stand-in, and it was all filmed by car himself.
Two hot posts both exceeded 1,000+ comments, and many Korean netizens also had different views: "Wow, Lee Di Hoon is also 100 million per episode." "Salt water cotton, so spicy." "Originally, it was not common to use a stand-in for action scenes, and it seems that he is not good at it." "How much is top worth?" The actors also reduce the salary. "The salary of the male actor is also 70-80 million, which is a problem in the industry." "So if you take a hundred million, you will be injured without a stand-in?" ”
Some Korean netizens also felt: "The feeling is the director's problem, not meticulous, the degree of completion can be higher." "The stand-in also has to support the family." "If you don't say it, you can't see it, and the live broadcast doesn't notice." "The actor is not shooting at all, the stand-in is obviously a problem of editing, and the hairstyle is not matched, can this be regarded as an actor's problem?" "Sure enough, everyone is more tolerant of actors, and actors and love beans have double standards." ”
Most Korean dramas adopt the production mode of shooting and broadcasting, and for the sake of plot and high degree of completion, assessing the health risks of actors and shooting progress, the creative team may also have more professional and prudent considerations. Some action scenes use stand-ins, and if you look at the reactions and ratings trends of local netizens, you can probably feel that good acting and creation will not be disappointed.
(The above views are only the views of some people, and there is no need to over-interpret them ~)
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