I believe that everyone will have some understanding and cognition of the actors in the works when watching TV series or movies, or remember the names and looks of the actors, but I don't know the classic film and television actors and their classic film and television dramas that everyone knows! Next, I would like to share my favorite film and television actors and their film and television works for so many years.
Lin Zhengying can be described as the originator of a generation of zombie films, Lin Zhengying, formerly known as Lin Genbao, was born in Hong Kong on December 27, 1952. In 1963, Lin Zhengying studied Peking Opera with the pink chrysanthemum master of the Spring and Autumn Drama Academy in Hong Kong, and in 1969, Lin Zhengying entered the film circle as a dragon and tiger martial artist and then became Bruce Lee's right hand man with Chen Huiyi. In 1971, he participated in "Tang San Brothers" and served as an assistant martial arts instructor, and after Bruce Lee's death in 1973, he entered the Hong Jia class formed by Hong Jinbao, and in 1983 he won the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Action Direction for "The Loser".
Lam Won the 3rd Hong Kong Film Action Direction Award again for his comedy film "Five Lucky Stars", and in 1985 he became popular in Hong Kong and Southeast Asian films with a psychic horror film "Mr. Zombie", and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards. In 1988, he was nominated for a supporting actor at the 25th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards for the film "Seven Little Blessings", and in 1989, Lin Zhengying first directed the psychic horror film "One Eyebrow DaoChang" for the first time, and in 1992, he starred with Qian Xiaohao and Xu Guanying in the fantasy zombie film "Mr. New Zombie" to continue the mentorship, and in 1994, he filmed the movie "Qingfeng Man" to pay tribute to Bruce Lee. In 1995, Lin Zhengying was hired by Hong Kong Asia Television (ATV) to star in "Zombie Road Chief" with a million high salary, which began his television career, which is regarded as the resurrection of Lin Zhengying Film and Television. But unfortunately, on November 8, 1997, Lin Zhengying died of st. Teresa's Hospital in Kowloon, Hong Kong, due to advanced liver cancer. A generation of zombies left us, I believe that everyone will not forget these film and television works we watched, when we see these works again, I believe that all of us still remember the movies he participated in and the zombie films he directed, there is a saying that the red rope glutinous rice is especially here, do not see Lin Zhengying, pay tribute to our generation of zombie film and television originator Uncle Ying.
Lin Zhengying (Lin Genbao)
Born in Tianjin, Feng Hongyuan is a Hong Kong drama actor, film and television actor, director and screenwriter, the first graduate of the Shaw Film Company's Southern Experimental Theater Troupe, and a private disciple and senior disciple of Hong Kong directors Zhang Che and Hu Jinquan. He immigrated to Hong Kong with his family in 1958, then joined Shaw in 1963 as a film and television actor and joined Hong Jinbao's Hongjia class. During this period, he studied under Zhang Che as an assistant director, and became famous in 1965 as "Mulan" directed by Zhang Che and Yuan Qiufeng, and in 1970, he directed the film "Furious Sword and Wild Knife" alone, and in 1980, he participated in the comedy film "Salted Fish Turned Over" directed by Mai Jia, and in 1987, he was well known to all with Yan Chixia in "Qiannu Ghost", and won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 24th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards.
In 1994, Noon Ma starred in the movie "Six Finger Piano Demon" in 2001 starred in the TV series "For This Piece of Pure Land" in 2004 and starred in the costume movie "Mother Night Fork and Flower Queen", playing the Song Jiang who was the master of Song Jiang. In 2012, he won the first and only actor award in his acting career and the Best Actor Award at the 15th Shanghai International Film Festival Film and Media Awards for his outstanding performance and performance in the film "Painting Saint".
Mr. Wu Ma directed the last thriller comedy film "Makeup Artist" in his life and the last domestic emotional film he participated in, "Waiting for Love to Return", which was released and won the Lifetime Honorary Award of the 20th Huading Awards for Chinese Film on September 7, 2016. In 2018, he won the Classic Time Award of the First Shaoxing Keqiao New Talent Film Festival. At the end of his life, Mr. Noonma also filmed the last two plays and movies of his life for us.
Noon Horse (Feng Hongyuan)
Chen You, a Hong Kong film actor and former member of the Band Ofvina, formerly known as Chen Zhitao, was born in Xinhui, Guangdong Province, and is a Hong Kong film and television actor and director in China. In 1969, he formed the Loser Band with Tam Wing Lin and Chen BaiXiang, and then formed the Wen Na Band with Tan Yonglin, Zhong Zhentao, Peng Jianxin, Ye Zhiqiang, etc., and served as the drummer of the band, and participated in the movie "Everyone's Music" in 1975.
In the same year, the album song "Love and Otherpieces" was released, and after the band announced its dissolution in 1978, he directed himself in "One House, Two Wives" and then directed himself in "Invincible Lucky Star" After 1993, he gradually faded out of the film circle, and in 2011 he came back to start a film business again. In 2014, he won the Hong Kong Film Award for Supporting Actor for "Zombie"
He has starred in film and television works such as "Catching Up and Running jumping and bumping", "Oolong Xing Da Luck", "Wind Kicking and Stomping", "Watching the Wrong Seven Days of Love", "Chasing Ghosts Seven Heroes", participated in Lin Zhengying's "Mr. Zombie" with Hong Jinbao and Jackie Chan co-starred in the movie "Summer Lucky Star" directed by Hong Jinbao and Mai Jia Tan Yonglin starred in the comedy film "Best Five Lucky Stars" directed by Zeng Zhiwei in 1988 and played the humorous Dao Chang Simu Daochang in the movie "Uncle Zombie" with Noon Ma and starred in the movie "Black Heart Ghost" with Noon Ma. In 1989, she edited her own film "The Man Who Doesn't Take Off Her Socks" and won Maggie Cheung the Best Actress Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards.
On July 5, 2019, he and Qian Xiaohao co-starred in the action comedy movie "Mr. Four Eyes" exclusively released, in his works I still prefer the four-eyed Taoist among the zombie uncles, humorous and in the middle of the Use of Taoism to deceitful Noonma Teacher, but in the end was defeated by Noonma Teacher to drink a large vat of vegetable oil, the classic lines are so slippery and greasy Haha Do you remember it?
Chen You (Chen Zhitao)
Zhong Fa was born in Hong Kong in 1953, his ancestral home is Caikou Village, Qilin Town, Puning City, Guangdong Province, and is a Male Actor and Artist in Hong Kong. Zhong Fa was also a disciple of Pink Chrysanthemum, and was also one of the members of the Hong family class who was a brother in the same disciple as Lin Zhengying, Dong Wei, Hui Tianci and others when he was young. In 1973, Lin Zhengying invited the filming of "Dragon Fight Tiger Fight" to start his own acting career, and in 2013, he starred in the movie "Zombie" in which he played Uncle Jiu in order to change his life style and went against his original intention of being a Taoist.
Zhong Fa's film works include starring with Hong Jinbao, Yuan Biao, Lin Zhengying and Mai Jia in "Miscellaneous Family Boys" in the same year and then in the movie "Lin Shirong" In 1980, he starred in the movie "Dog Jumping the Wall" by Hong Jinbao, Noon Ma and Shi Tian, and also participated in Lin Zhengying, Hong Jinbao, Noon Ma, Tai Bao and other ghost films "Ghost Fighting Ghosts" in the same year.
In 1982, he starred in the ghost film "Scary People" with Zhong Chuhong, Hong Jinbao and Lin Zhengying, and in 1983, he starred in "Five Lucky Stars" with Jackie Chan, Wu Yaohan, Yuan Biao, Feng Quanfan, Qin Xianglin, Zhong Chuhong, Ye Tong, Hong Jinbao, Lin Zhengying, etc., and in 1986, he starred in the zombie movie "Zombie Family" by Yuan Biao, Li Saifeng, Lou Nanguang, Wang Yuhuan, Wu Ma, Cao Dahua and so on. 2013 also starred in the movie "Zombie" Zhong Fa let me remember the eugenic zombie turned over the most like to rub hair oil on the head, and was tricked by the master and disciple to let the zombies chase him all the time, the most outrageous thing is that the zombies can actually talk to see the cannon can actually talk, ah cannon.
Zhong Fa
Speaking of the king of comedy, you may think of Stephen Chow, I do not deny that he is indeed the king of comedy but you ignore a predecessor of the king of comedy, that is, our comedy pioneer Teacher Wu (Wu Yaohan), who was born in Chaoshan City, Guangdong Province, and is a Hong Kong film and television actor, producer, screenwriter and director in China.
In 1955, he went to England to study at the Hamster Theatre School in the United Kingdom, and after graduation joined the British BBC Television, and then returned to Hong Kong in 1970 to participate in film and television performances. He once starred in the TV film "Stars Pu" to host a comedy show and became a comedian, and then directed the film "Face and Mind" in 1979, starring in the movie "Panic and Loss" in 1979, and participating in "Beware of Little Hands" in 1982. In 1983 and 1984, he participated in the filming of the films "Five Lucky Stars" and "Five Lucky Stars", for which he won the Best Actor Award at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Awards, starred in the film "The Oolong Thief Stand-in" in 1988, starred in the film "Flying Over Dusk" in 1989 and was nominated for best actor at the 9th Hong Kong Film Awards in 1990.
In 2003, he starred in the movie "Concocted Girlfriend", in 2005 he participated in the action movie "Long Wei Father and Son" directed by Li Jiong, in 2006 he starred in the Hong Kong comedy film "Mr. Three Minutes" directed by Chen Jiashang, in 2011 he starred in the movie "Macho Rolling Death Squad" in 2013, and in the film "Zombie" directed by Mak Junlong, he played Uncle Dong in the drama.
In 1975, Mr. Wu Yaohan set up his own Pioneer Pictures Company, serving as the lead actor, producer and screenwriter, and in 1976, he starred in the comedy film "Half a Pound, Eight Twos" jointly produced by Jiahe Film Company and Hui Film and Television Company, in which he played the Hong Kong police sand exhibition. In fact, there are many movies starring Mr. Wu Yaohan, such as the movies we are familiar with, such as "SendIng Money Cold", "Divine Detective Hands", "Beware of Small Hands", "Difficult Brothers and Difficult Brothers", "Fast Food Truck", "Divine Courage Double Cannon", "Summer Lucky Star", "Treasure Hunting Count", "Five Lucky Stars Colliding with Ghosts" and many other movies. There are many film and television works and comedies in which he has participated, and you can search for the name of Mr. Wu Yaohan to see the movies and comedy movies in which he has participated.
What I remember most is that he and Lin Zhengying starred in the Hong Kong psychic film "Mr. Lingxiang" in which he played the jianghu warlock Dao Chang Mao Shan Ming, adopted a pair of ghost brothers to go around fooling people in exchange for three meals a day, and then was awakened by Lin Zhengying and separated from the ghost brothers to learn the Tao, although it is a half-bucket of water Taoism is still quite powerful, the funniest thing is that he played uncle Ming in the film and was locked in the room The funniest part, the above is the film and television actor I am familiar with.
Wu Yaohan
In fact, there are many classic film and television works and film and television actors, such as Stephen Chow, Chow Yun Fat, Andy Lau, Chen Kui'an and many other actors, although a long time has passed, but when we mention these people, we can think of their film and television works, but there is no shortage of comedians and film and television actors who can no longer see them comeback or starring in movies, such as Lin Zhengying, the founder of zombie films, and the ghost thrillers that are now filmed are not as classic as those made by these predecessors.