Recently, the "Coward" crew released a tidbit of live shooting, and there was a part of the plot in the plot where the heroine was killed and the body was thrown in the snow, and I did not expect that this scene was actually filmed in the snow in the northeast.
Wang Yuwen, who played the heroine Huang Shu at the time, was lying naked in the snow, surrounded by a circle of staff, wearing coats and cotton jackets, two of whom were staff members, one holding a bag of snow in his hand and pouring it on Wang Yuwen, and the other digging snow next to her, sprinkling a little bit on Wang Yuwen's body.
Zooming in close, you can see that Wang Yuwen's bare legs are sprinkled with snow, and under the heat of human body temperature, the snow just sprinkled on her legs melts, and then the staff continues to sprinkle snow on Wang Yuwen's body.
In the process of filming, because Wang Yuwen played a corpse, she had to maintain an action, not even breathing, because the exhaled breath would form a white mist in the air. Lying motionless in the snow at minus 20 degrees Celsius, I don't have to think about it, it must be particularly cold.
After the shooting was completed, Wang Yuwen quickly got up and gasped, her expression was very painful, she could feel the cold across the screen, and the bullet screen also said that "it was so cold to watch, and her body was trembling."
However, the repetition did not satisfy Wang Yuwen, in order to show better results, Wang Yuwen insisted on asking for another one.
Then she took off her military coat and lay back in the snow, letting the staff sprinkle snow on her over and over again, even if she was frozen, she still insisted on not moving, shooting a picture that made the actors, the director, and the work more satisfied, which was really dedicated.
When Wang Yuwen finished shooting, the staff on the side quickly brought a military coat to put on Wang Yuwen, Wang Yuwen was frozen to the point that even her breathing was trembling, the temperature at that time was minus 20 degrees, her feet were still bare in the snow, how can such seriousness and concentration not be admirable?
Speaking of Wang Yuwen, I believe that everyone is a little familiar with this name, Wang Yuwen has played a lot of roles since her debut, as a post-95 actor, just debuted in "Summer Solstice" to play Li Yanran, followed by "Young Pie", in the literary and art film "Elephant Sitting on the Ground" to play the heroine, it can be said that the representative works are also quite a lot.
Now such a dedicated performance in the new drama also allows us to see another side of Wang Yuwen, and I think that in the near future, she will definitely be able to shine in this aspect of interpretation. Finally, I also thank every actor for their persistence and dedication to bring so many high-quality works to the audience.