In film and television works, no matter how red the flowers are, they must also have green leaves to match!
The success of decent characters can never be separated from the foil of the villain role!
Without the fierceness of the villain actor, how can it highlight the chivalrous aura of the heroes?
In this issue, let's talk about the 4 "super villains" in the showbiz industry and review the film and television classics they have created.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >, "adulterous" Shi Jian (1913-2009) died at the age of 96</h1>
Shi Jian is the "royal traitor" in the old Hong Kong film, playing countless villain roles, so it is also called "rape jian" by the industry, which shows the high status among the villain actors.
In 1913, Shi Jian was born in Panyu, Guangdong Province, formerly known as Shi Rongzhang, who had practiced Southern Shaolin Boxing and Mantis Fist, and was quite proficient in kung fu.
At the age of 27, Shi Jian relied on his excellent makeup skills to serve as a makeup artist for Xue Jue, a Cantonese opera veteran known as the "universal hero", and became a film actor in the same year, playing a Japanese agent in the first spy film "Blood Sea Flower", and has since entered the road of villain.
Since 1949, Shi Jian has been invited by director Hu Peng to participate in a number of Huang Feihong series of films, and has become a "rival" to Huang Feihong, played by Guan Dexing.
In 1973, at the age of 60, Shi Jian played the villain "Mr. Han" in the movie "Dragon Fights tiger fight" starring Bruce Lee.
In the film, he not only shows the Northern Sect Kung Fu vividly, but also the strong duel with Bruce Lee is also quite wonderful.
According to anecdotal rumors, Shi Jian once fought with Bruce Lee and punched the "dragon of men" to the point where his teeth were bleeding.
Talking about this matter many years later, Shi Jian responded modestly: "He was just accidentally hit by me, and I think if he really competes, it must not be enough for him to fight." "
For the 80s and 90s, the deepest impression that Shi Jian left on everyone was his wonderful performance in the 83rd edition of "The Legend of the Eagle Hero".
In the play, Shi Jian plays both "Qiu Qianyu" and "Qiu Qianzhang", the former is a martial arts hero, the latter is a rogue in the city who is abducted by the pit, a pair of twin brothers with very different personalities, and he is interpreted without any sense of violation.
The reason why Shi Jian can portray the "adulterer" deeply into the hearts of the people is that he looks a little close to the image of the bad guy; second, he is passionate about acting all his life and his acting skills are very exquisite; third, he emits a unique treacherous laugh in film and television dramas, which makes people's scalps tingle at first hearing.
In film and television works, Shi Jian is the real "number one bad guy", but in real life, he is recognized as a "spoiled wife demon".
Since marrying his original wife Li Jieying, Shi Jian has been in the show business circle for decades, cooperating with countless beautiful women, but he has never had a rumor, and he has loved "adulterous sister-in-law" all his life.
In 1996, Shi Jian won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Hong Kong Film Golden Bauhinia Awards, and seven years later, he won the Professionalism Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards.
These two heavy art trophies are well deserved by Shi Jian's predecessors.
In 2009, Shi Jian died at the age of 96 at Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Hong Kong due to heart failure.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > ii, "Treacherous God" Long Fang (1954-2008) died at the age of 54</h1>
Long Fang is a native of Hong Kong, formerly known as Lee Kin-min.
Just like Wang Xiao, when he was young, he was also a small piece of fresh meat, handsome and unwanted.
For a few years after the age of 17, Long Fang has been working at Shaw's company and has had a glimpse of zhang Che's kung fu film "Two Heroes".
After several years as an extra, at the age of 25, he finally got more scenes in the movie "Shanghai Beach Tycoon", playing Wang Jinyong's brother "Zhang Husen", full of justice.
In the subsequent movie "Yongzheng Fluttershy Nian Tangyao", the "Nian Tangyao" he played was handsome and talented, and I really don't know how many young girls have been charmed.
In the following years, as the fat and face of extra flesh began to increase, Long Fang also began the "bad guy journey" from then on.
In "Black Hell Broken Intestine Song 2", the police officer he plays is sinister and cunning and vicious, and the mere look in his eyes makes people's backs cold.
In "The Biography of Inspector Leiluo of Five Hundred Million", he became the casino big brother who hid the knife in laughter; he played Jin Jingui in "Shanghai Beach Gambling Saint", the Japanese army Daisa in "Rich And Noble Corps", the Macau gangster in "Dark Flower", and the backstage boss who confronted Zhou Xingchi in "Descendants of the Dragon"...
Among the many roles played by Long Fang, all of them are fierce characters, and every expression and look gives people the feeling of being born bad.
It is worth mentioning that due to the frequent acting with Andy Lau, Long Fang is also known as "Hua Tsai's nemesis", which makes Hua Tsai's fans hate it to the bone.
When it came time to star in "God of Gamblers", Long Fang relied on years of "bad guy experience" to play the younger brother "Gao Yi", the god of gamblers.
In one of the bridges in the film, after Gao Yi went in and out, Gao Yi forced his sister-in-law to jump off the building to death, he looked at the corpse with an evil face and said: Even if you die, I will get you...
With superb acting skills, Long Fang fully demonstrated Gao Yi's despicable shamelessness and ungratefulness, and every time he appeared on camera, he still thinks that it is still a lingering childhood nightmare.
After 2000, Long Fang gradually faded out of the screen, and it was not until he reappeared in the public eye in 2006 that everyone suddenly found that he had become skinny and weak.
Later, I learned that Long Fang had divorced his wife at that time, and his daughter had also gone abroad, and when he divorced, he left all his property to his wife and daughter, and faced life alone.
On November 14, 2008, Long Fang died of lung cancer in a hospital in Xi'an at the age of 54. At the funeral, his friends Xiang Huaqiang, Wan Ziliang, Wu Mengda, Luo Jiaying and others all came to send him on his last journey.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > three, "Sven scum" Wang Xiao (1962-2004) died at the age of 42</h1>
Mention the name Wang Xiao, there are not many people familiar with it, but you can definitely remember the "doctor" he played in "Rats and Dragons".
In particular, the classic line he said to Jet Li - "People must rely on themselves" has been used by fans as a life motto for many years.
Judging from Wang Xiao's appearance, he was not only a real handsome man, but also full of elegance and elegance.
He could have taken the route of appearance, but he became the big villain in the film and television jianghu, and was jokingly called "Sven scum" and "fighter among bad guys".
Wang Xiao, a native of Beijing, was born in 1962 to the father of Wang Fan, a first-generation pilot, and his mother was Yan Liqiu, a drama actress from Shanghai.
At the age of 18, Wang Xiao became a literary and artistic soldier in Fujian, and his years of stage experience enabled him to get a good training in singing and acting.
After retiring from the military, Wang Xiao's dream was to become a director and contribute to the development of mainland film and television.
At the age of 26, invited by Chinese-American director Wang Zhengfang, Wang Xiao starred in the first film of his acting career, "Beijing Story".
After the film was released in the United States, it received four consecutive Oscar nominations and finally won the "Sixth Hong Kong Film Awards".
Wang Xiao's outstanding performance received an invitation to sign a contract from Hong Kong Jiahe Pictures.
After coming to the superstar-studded "Oriental Hollywood", for a long time, Wang Xiao could only play a supporting role, and sometimes even just a dragon set actor who could not talk about the role.
Until 1989, in the crime movie "Biao Cheng" starring Andy Lau, Wang Xiao played the role of "Big Circle Hua", which finally left a deep impression on the audience.
After that, he participated in the feature film "My Days in the Underworld", playing a fierce gangster middle-level character. In this role, the villain image created by Wang Xiao is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and a look and a hand are all chilling.
Since then, Wang Xiao has laid the image of a "bad guy" in the eyes of the audience, and it is difficult to achieve transformation.
Later, Wang Xiao starred in the "Police Story: Super Police" center of the fierce drug lord;
The despicable villain who stabs his brother in the back in "The Storm of Time";
The Fourteenth Prince of the "Murderous Maniac" in The Legend of God of War;
Zhan Yongfei, who betrayed his brother in "Supreme Supreme 2 Forever Dominating the World"...
During the seven years of "gold panning" in Hong Kong, Wang Xiao continued to play the role of villain, and his dedication to sacrificing his image has achieved many heroic roles and many screen classics.
After 1995, Wang Xiao chose to return to the mainland to develop, and in 2000, he wrote and directed himself and starred in his TV debut "Love Testimony".
In the process of working day and night, Wang Xiao unfortunately suffered from liver cancer, but he did not stop working because of this, and continued to work hard to shoot more good works.
In 2004, Wang Xiao was still working intensively to shoot filming such as "Code Red", "Dark Line", "Promise" and other film and television works, but before filming could begin, he died of liver cancer in Beijing on November 13 of the same year, at the age of 42.
But I don't know how many years later, how many fans will remember that Wang Xiao, who struggled for his acting career all his life, he left a stroke on your youth picture?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >4, "Evil Full of Profit" Ji Chunhua (1961-2018) died at the age of 57</h1>
From "Shaolin Temple", "Shaolin Kid", "North and South Shaolin", "Huang Feihong's Boy When He Repays the Country", "Fang Shiyu's Sequel" to "New Shaolin Five Ancestors", Ji Chunhua has always been Jet Li's "nemesis".
The seamless docking of the two, the hard bridge and hard horse fight in the film, have achieved one classic kung fu film after another.
All along, Ji Chunhua's deepest impression is: "bald head without eyebrows", strong kung fu, vicious hands, full of evil.
Knowing Ji Chunhua's story, you will know that he is really not easy.
Born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang In 1961, Ji Chunhua learned martial arts from an early age and entered the Zhejiang Provincial Martial Arts Team. He has a strong martial arts foundation, which has laid a solid foundation for him to star in kung fu films.
During a training, Ji Chunhua accidentally fractured his bones, so he went to the hospital to prescribe Traditional Chinese medicine to take it home, and as a result, he used an aluminum pot to decoct the medicine, which led to aluminum poisoning.
After that, he began to lose his hair continuously, and his eyebrows and eyelashes fell out of the way. Because of that illness, he had to give up his great martial arts future.
After entering the show business circle, it is this "fierce and vicious" image, coupled with a strong real kung fu, that makes him very handy when playing the bad guy, and it is very scary without makeup.
In 1982, Zhang Xinyan, the director of the movie "Shaolin Temple", came to Hangzhou to cast, and at a glance, he took a fancy to Ji Chunhua, who looked mad, and let him play the role of "vulture" in the film, which really received excellent results.
That year, Ji Chunhua was only 19 years old, but he performed a superb effect of a super villain.
In the case that the movie tickets only sold 1 to 2 cents per ticket, after the release of the film, it received 160 million yuan at the box office, which is unprecedented.
In his acting career, Ji Chunhua is a "villain professional" in the eyes of the audience, and has cooperated the most with Jet Li.
It can even be said that without the green leaf of Ji Chunhua, the Kung Fu Emperor would not have achieved such a high level.
When participating in "New Shaolin Five Ancestors", in order to highlight the image of the poisonous person "Ma Ning'er", Ji Chunhua's whole body was coated with glue, and before the scene was finished, he braced himself and did not remove his makeup, and when he was cold, he went to the fire to warm up.
Who ever thought that due to the high temperature of chemical latex, which led to Ji Chunhua benzene poisoning, it greatly injured the body.
In addition to being Jet Li's "nemesis", Ji Chunhua has also created many classic villains.
Such as the bandit bald three cannons in the movie "Red Sorghum"; Duan Yanqing, the first of the "four evil men" in Hu Jun's version of "Tianlong Babu"; the blood knife old ancestor in the TV series "Liancheng Trick"...
As a veteran action actor, in 2015, Ji Chunhua once said in a show: I hope to play from 20 to 60 years old.
Unfortunately, on July 11, 2018, Ji Chunhua died of lung cancer at the age of 57.
Since his art, Ji Chunhua has always left the audience with the image of a bad person, but in life, he is a very good person, who is close to his family, loyal to his friends, and bows to his acting career.
His departure has since lost an unrivaled "big bad" on the screen, and the film industry has therefore lost an iron-boned tough guy.
Which villains are you impressed with? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area.
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