Jin Yong martial arts drama is a big IP, starting from the late 70s of the last century, to the present nearly fifty years, each ten years in the stage of a different version of jin Yong drama came out, Hong Kong, Taiwan, mainland China, taking turns to remake. Of course, with the birth of generations of newcomers, the male and female protagonists in Jin Yong dramas are also interpreted by different actors. Today we take stock of the heroines in Jin Yong martial arts dramas (Jin Yong martial arts movies aside), which actresses have played the heroines of Jin Yong dramas more times?
Chen Yulian: 3 times
1982 "Tianlong Eight Parts" Wang Yuyan
1983 "Condor Heroes" Little Dragon Girl
1988 "The Legend of the Archery Hero" Huang Rong
Chen Yulian was one of the Hong Kong TVB masters in the 1980s and one of the "Wireless Five Beauty". In the early 1980s, Chen Yulian was strongly praised by TVB.
In 1982, Hong Kong TVB filmed the first version of the tv series history of "Tianlong Eight Parts", the casting of the first heroine Wang Yuyan made the supervising director painstaking, at that time, TVB's chief Hua Dan Wang Mingquan and Zhao Yazhi had auditioned, but because the body temperament was not in line with the role, he could not star, and finally the producer Xiao Sheng found Chen Yulian.
Previously, Chen Yulian had already starred in several costume martial arts dramas such as Xiao Zhao, Murong Jiu, Yang Yan and other supporting roles in several costume martial arts dramas such as "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon", "Absolute Double Pride", "Chu Liuxiang", etc., but at that time, Chen Yulian was still a bit of baby fat, and her face was round, and she had not yet grown. By the early 1980s, Chen Yulian's temperament became more and more otherworldly, and the image of ancient costumes was better. Therefore, the supervising producer Xiao Sheng thought of Chen Yulian and decided to let her play the role of Wang Yuyan.
As soon as Chen Yulian's Wang Yuyan dressed up, she was undoubtedly a Buddha-figure. Wang Yuyan is the eldest lady of Gusu Yanziwu, born dignified and graceful, the landscape of Jiangnan and Wu Ge have cultivated her soul, and the rich environment has made her extraordinary. Chen Yulian's Wang Yuyan shows us what is everyone's boudoir and what is a fairy sister.
The nobility in her bones, jade and ice, can not be squared. Weak and uncontrollable under the wind, there is a deep sense of flexibility, indifference and indifference. Her performance is like a cup of tea, on the surface, plain and plain, but when she tastes it carefully, it is fragrant and pleasant.
Because Chen Yulian's role of Wang Yuyan was well interpreted, in 1983, when producer Xiao Sheng filmed "Divine Eagle Hero", he once again let Chen Yulian serve as the female number one, playing the little dragon girl.
Xiaolongnü and Wang Yuyan actually have a lot in common, both have unique beauty, their personalities are very gentle, and they also have an otherworldly temperament that does not eat fireworks in the world, etc., which may also be the reason why Xiao Lao found Chen Yulian to play Xiaolongnü.
Chen Yulian's little dragon girl is both beautiful and brilliant, ice muscle jade bone, heavenly spirit show. The temperament is transparent and open-minded, and the heart is lively and childlike. Andy Lau once commented on his aunt: "Her beauty is a kind of earthy freshness, quiet comfort, no aggression, just like the heavens under the heavens." She has always been a girl who is willing to live a peaceful life, just like a little dragon girl, looking down on the world, not arguing, but seeking to have a small world of her own. It can be seen that Liu Tianwang likes Lian Mei from the bottom of his heart.
Whether it is Wang Yuyan or Xiaolongnü, Chen Yulian gives people a kind of beauty that is ice clean and jade, not stained with smoke and dust, and straight to the chest. Her beauty is not deliberately dressed up, but revealed bit by bit from the performance, which is natural and moving. It is most appropriate to describe her as "clear water out of hibiscus, natural to carve ornaments".
She thus also created a precedent for playing the roles of Wang Yuyan and Xiaolongnü at the same time. Since then, Li Ruotong and Liu Yifei can be said to have inherited her role "experience".
In 1987, Chen Yulian left TVB to go to Taiwan to develop, and in 1988, she starred in the "Legend of the Eagle Shooter" filmed by China Television, cooperating with Huang Wenhao to play the role of Huang Rong.
As one of the most popular and prestigious heroines in Jin Yong's pen, the role of Huang Rong is not easy to play, not to mention that Weng Meiling Zhuyu is in front. For Chen Yulian, this is also a challenge, different from her previous roles such as Wang Yuyan and Xiaolongnü, but Chen Yulian still played Huang Rong's cute and eccentric side.
Although the role of Huang Rong, played by Wang Yuyan, Xiaolongnü, and Chen Yulian, is not widely known, being able to play this role is itself a recognition of her ability and acting skills. Moreover, she can play the three important heroines of Wang Yuyan, Xiaolongnü and Huang Rong at the same time, and look at the showbiz circle, and only Chen Yulian is alone.
Charmaine Sheh: 3 times
1999 "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" Miao Ruolan
2000 "Blue Blood Sword" Ah Jiu
2001 "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon" Zhou Zhiruo
Charmaine She, who won the third place of Miss Hong Kong in 1997, signed a contract with TVB Hong Kong after the game, thus officially entering the show business circle, and was one of the masters of TVB's popularity in the late 1990s.
In 1998, he was selected by TVB executive producer Li Tiansheng to play Miao Ruolan in the Jin Yong martial arts drama "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" directed by him. This is also the first time that She Shiman has starred in a Jin Yong drama.
When this version of "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" was broadcast in 1999, the plot and characters were greatly modified, making some viewers unpopular.
However, Miao Ruolan, played by She Shiman, has a very beautiful appearance, a delicate voice, gentle and gentle, a kind heart, a clear distinction between right and wrong, and a good girl who is willing to sacrifice everything for what she loves. She is not alarmed, does not panic when things happen, is innocent and kind, and dignified and atmospheric. Because his father Miao Renfeng told about the hundred-year enmity between the Hu, Miao, Fan and Tian families, he was quite concerned about Xiao Hu Fei, and when he grew up, he fell in love with Hu Fei at first sight and made a white-headed appointment with Hu Fei.
In 2000, Li Tim-sheng directed the Jin Yong drama "Blue Blood Sword", with She Shiman playing the heroine Ah Jiu. This drama is the second Jin Yong novel eponymous drama produced by TVB, and it is also a TVB 33rd anniversary Taiwan drama.
Ah Jiu, played by She Shiman, was originally Princess Changping, the daughter of Chongzhen, who had been xiwu since childhood, and followed the master Qingzhu Gang leader Cheng Qingzhu to wander in the rivers and lakes. Ah Jiu's appearance is clear and beautiful, and his temperament is elegant and elegant. In this version of "Green Blood Sword", the original heroine Qingqing was portrayed as a brutal and unreasonable, very annoying character, coupled with the lack of appearance of the actress who played Qingqing, which made She Shiman's Ah Jiu more pitiful to the audience, in this version, Ah Jiu also became Yuan Chengzhi's "deeply loved person".
In a series of Jin Yong dramas produced by Li Tiansheng in the 1990s, compared with the 95 version of "Divine Eagle Hero", the 96 version of "Smiling Proud of the Jianghu", the 97 version of "Tianlong Babu" and the 98 version of "Deer Dingji", the last two Jin Yong dramas "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" and "Green Blood Sword" have a certain gap in quality and plot adaptation. But Charmaine She maintained a certain level of character interpretation in both plays.
In 2001, in the last Jin Yong drama filmed by TVB, "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon", She Shiman starred as Zhou Zhiruo.
The dispute between Zhao Min and Zhou Zhiruo has always been a topic of constant discussion among Yi Tian fans. Especially in the 2001 version of "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon", Li Zi's version of Zhao Min's brilliant roses is brilliant, brilliant, but She Shiman's Zhou Zhiruo is not spared, making this version of Yitian a work in which the two heroines are equally divided.
Zhou Zhiruo, played by She Shiman, at the beginning she showed Ruo Zhilan, Wen Wan Swen, and in the later stage, she showed a strong sense of revenge, containing a gloomy and fierce side, with a majestic posture in the posture of ice and snow, and thousands of Haojie were shocked.
This is inseparable from Zhou Zhiruo's experience, being "abandoned" by his sweetheart, being bullied by his fellow teachers and sisters, and carrying the heavy responsibility of the master, there is a paragraph in the play that impressed me very deeply, Zhou Zhiruo is in a desperate situation, even if he eats grass roots, he must live, that determination and eyes are chilling, thus laying the foundation for the change of roles later.
Although the heroines played by She Siman are not as popular and important as the three played by Chen Yulian, the only ones who can play the heroines of Jin Yong dramas three times are Chen Yulian and She Shiman.
There are more actresses who have played the heroine of Jin Yong drama twice, and I will not go into detail here.
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2003 "Tianlong Eight Parts" Wang Yuyan (Mainland Version)
2006 "Condor Heroes" Little Dragon Girl (Mainland Edition)
Li Ruotong
1995 "Condor Heroes" Little Dragon Girl (TVB version)
1997 "Tianlong Babu" Wang Yuyan (TVB version)
Zhu Yin
1994 "The Legend of the Archery Hero" Huang Rong (TVB version)
2007 "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" Yuan Ziyi (Mainland Version)
Fan Wenfang
1998 Eagle Man Little Dragon Girl (Singapore Edition)
2000 "Smiling Proud of the Jianghu" Ren Yingying (Singapore Version)
Liu Xuehua
1985 "Smiling Proud of the Jianghu" Ren Yingying (Taiwan TV version)
1992 "Book of Swords and Enmity", Huo Qingtong (Taiwan TV Edition)
Deng Cuiwen
1986 "Yitian Slaughtering Dragon" Zhou Zhiruo (TVB version)
1989 "Chivalrous" Jingle Bells (TVB version)
Li Meixian
1986 "Dragon Slayer in the Sky" Zhao Min (TVB version)
1989 "The Trick of The City" Qi Fang (TVB version)
Wang Mingquan
1976 "Book of Swords and Enmity" Huo Qingtong (TVB version)
1978 "Dragon Slaying in the Heavens" Zhao Min (TVB version)