Who would have thought that the director only invited Zhang Shi to play a eunuch, but he directly evolved himself into the North Film textbook. It is no exaggeration to say that the biggest highlight of the TV drama version of the myth is Zhao Gao, played by Zhang.
In contrast, Yi Xiaochuan, played by Hu Ge, is less pleasing, half-hearted, inflammatory, slippery tongue, and Jackie Chan's version of Meng Yi's iron man tenderness can not be compared at all.
In other words, if it were not for Hu Ge to play Yi Xiaochuan, then this role would definitely be scolded. Moreover, the feelings between the male and female protagonists in the play are not as touching as the period between Yi Xiaochuan and Lu Su. What kind of story is behind such a bad TV series? Today I will talk about the myth of 2010. Speaking of mythology, the most impressive thing is the movie version, not to mention the plot and acting skills, just Kim Hee-sun's dance on the edge of the cliff has raised the quality of the movie version by more than one notch.
Zhu Yu was in front of it, when director Jiang Jiajun received an invitation from Myth in 2008. At first, I was reluctant to challenge the classics, but after all, this was ordered to guide, and there was no room for refusal. Just when the director was at a loss, he thought of the stupidest, but also the wisest way. He pulled Jackie Chan's big brother to be the director of the production, and also invited the director of the film version, Tang Jili, to the crew to be the artistic director.
In order to ensure the quality of the script, Jiang Jiajun even found the screenwriter of the film version, the core lineup was readily available, and the script was quickly handed over to the director. The selection of the main actor has become a big problem again, after all, the male protagonist can not find a redder student than Jackie Chan no matter how he finds it. And the protagonist Yi Xiaochuan in modern times, cynical, traveled to ancient times, after becoming a general of Meng Yi, and some mature and stable, his performance difficulty is no less than that of one person playing two roles. I thought that the male protagonist was already difficult to find, but in fact, the female protagonist, Princess Yushu, was the soul of the play. You know, when Jackie Chan chose the heroine for the movie version, it took a lot of effort. He asked the actor who played Yu Shu not only to have red lips and white teeth, but also to have the temperament of a princess and a dignified speech and demeanor. These harsh conditions may only be met by Kim Hee-sun.