In the winter of 1993, Guan Zhilin received an invitation from director Xian Qiran to go to Beijing to shoot "Western Chu Bawang". At first, Xian Qiran told her that she would play Lu Lu, and Guan Zhilin liked the role very much and naturally agreed. Unexpectedly, Gong Li also liked this role, and finally under the coordination of Zhang Yimou, Gong Li played Lü Yan, and Guan Zhilin played Yu Ji.
After the film was finished, the theme song "Hate This Life" was originally sung by Guan Zhilin, and Even Gong Li wanted to sing. In the end, the filmmakers took a compromise approach: Gong Li sang the Chinese version of "Hate This Life" and "Si Gui Fu", and Guan Zhilin sang the Cantonese version of "Si Gui Fu" - everyone was happy!
That seems like a very depressing thing, isn't it? In fact, at that time, there was no so-called "coffee position dispute", and actors had to listen to the director no matter how famous they were. Guan Zhilin not only did not feel aggrieved, but also felt very happy: before leaving, she not only bought a hand warmer for everyone in the crew, but also went to beijing's attractions. For example, she also experienced a pedal tricycle in the Yuanmingyuan, and the painting style was very funny.
After returning to Hong Kong, Guan Zhilin's trip to Beijing was widely reported by the media, which helped her win the "Most Popular Actress" award that year. The so-called "Sai Weng lost his horse and knew that it was not a blessing" is nothing more than this.
Therefore, whenever I see the film and television circle "tearing up" and "fighting for coffee", I always think of this classic story unnaturally. Compared to acting, are you better than Gong Li? Than the value of the face, are you better than the Lin of the Pass? Don't you want to shoot a good scene, do some messy things, don't you blush?
Specifically which crew, which two actors are "tearing", the pickpocket sister will not be named, so it is good to do it yourself.
