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【A Thousand Old Filmmakers (513) - Xu Fuchang]
Many middle-aged and elderly friends are very familiar with the "old three wars" of the 1950s and 1960s, including "Mine Warfare" released in 1962. The film recreates the scene of the military and civilians in the base areas behind enemy lines carrying out mine warfare during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. At that time, the film enabled the audience to get a good artistic enjoyment, and at the same time popularized the knowledge of military science, even if there is no basis in actual combat, people can learn just by watching the movie.
Since the film was a military educational film, no professional film actors were used. At the same time, because it reflects the story about Shandong, the Bayi Film Studio uses drama actors from the avant-garde repertory troupe of the Political Department of the Jinan Military Region when selecting actors.
For example, Zhao Hu's actor Bai Dajun, Director Lei's actor Zhang Changrui, Shi Uncle's actor Wu Jianhai, Shi Yulan's actor Lu Zaiyun, Tian Yan's actor Yang Yaqin, Er Yan's actor Tian Zhixia, Nakano's actor Dong Yuanfu, Watanabe's actor Sui Hongqi, Kameda's actor Xu Fuchang, and The traitor captain's actor Mou Changling are all "acting in dramas".
Some people say, no, Yang Yaqin is an actress in the Bayi Film Studio. Yes, Yang Yaqin is an actor of Bayi Factory, but that is also after she successfully starred in "Mine Warfare" Tian Sister-in-law and "Bitter Cauliflower" Juanzi, she was transferred to the Bayi Factory Actors Troupe in 1965. Others are not very famous, and the important reason is because they have been "cultivating" on the drama stage.
In "Mine Warfare", there is an unfamiliar negative supporting role - Kameda, the leader of the Devil Squad in the Huangcun stronghold, who is played by Xu Fuchang.
So, everyone may still not remember "Kameda", so let's talk about two plots.
Squad leader Kameda led the Japanese puppet army to march towards Zhao Jiazhuang, and Zhao Hu took advantage of the chaos of the enemy after the mine explosion to snatch the guns of the pseudo-policemen, and the wounded pseudo-policemen shouted: My gun! Oops, it's not good, come on people, Tu Ba Lu snatched my gun away! At this time, Kameda drew his saber and shouted, "Kill to give!" "Direct the devils and pseudo-police to shoot at the chaos on the hill. And "Kill to give!" This classic line almost became the "model" for Japanese officers to direct shooting in later movies.
On the mountain, Tian Concubine, Er Yan and Yulan Sheng attacked east and west, frightening the enemy into hiding in Tibet. The pseudo-police officer shouted at Kameda: Tai jun! Tu Ba Road is over there! Kameda yelled impatiently, "What's over there, over there?" (One finger to the left) Tu Ba Road, over there. He also motioned for the pseudo-police officer to copy left and right.
It is worth mentioning that the action of Kameda pulling out the knife and putting the knife into the sheath played by Xu Fuchang is very handsome and unforgettable.
For Xu Fuchang's performance, many netizens gave full affirmation, such as: "Captain Kameda acted too well, put the knife into the sheath, opened the way, the action is handsome, conquered all the audience", "This squad leader is very skilled in collecting the knife and sheathing the gun after ordering the Japanese puppet army to release the gun to the mountain", "The Japanese squad leader played by Xu Fuchang is the most similar in the anti-Japanese drama" and so on.
However, for Xu Fuchang, there is almost no information about him on the Internet today, we just know that he was a drama actor in the avant-garde repertory theater of the Political Department of the Jinan Military Region.
As a drama actor, Xu Fuchang, like most of the actors of "Mine Warfare", did not participate in many films, in addition to "Mine Warfare", he also participated in the movie "Persian Cat in Action".
The film was directed by Jing Jie and starred Li Lingjun, Xu Fuchang, Liu Jian, and Zhang Qiuge, in which Xu Fuchang played Marshal Chen.
At that time, due to the "Old Three Wars" being released in turn, many viewers were already very familiar with some of the plots and characters in the play, and even some of the lines later became the colloquialisms of people's mouths, such as "kill to give", "don't see the devils and don't hang strings".
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