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Deer Peak
The 1960s and 1970s were the heyday of Hong Kong kung fu films, and the glory of "Oriental Hollywood" was inseparable from the hard work of a number of powerful directors and actors.
Zhang Che is a world-renowned kung fu film director, who has been good at shooting "iron-blooded films" all his life, and is known as "hong Kong film generation tyrant" by people in the circle. And the dozens of disciples of the six generations he brought out, whether it was kung fu or acting skills, each one had good ability. The most representative of his proud protégés are Wang Yu, Fu Sheng, Chen Guantai, Dillon, Jiang David and so on.
Zhang Che
Just as the so-called "lin zi is big what kind of birds have", among his many disciples, there are arrogant and untamed, there are also those who are low-key and keep to themselves, the one we want to talk about today, he is one of Zhang Che's proud protégés - Lu Feng, under the lens of his one-handed kung fu to fight clouds, playing the villain fierce and domineering, but in life, he is a very low-key person, speaking of his name, there are few people, but when it comes to the film and television works he directed and participated in, he is familiar with it...
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In the 1950s, just after the war, the smoke of war continued. Just as the so-called "heroes of the chaotic world" are constantly pouring out of here, many martial arts masters and patriots are constantly emerging.
In 1956, Lu Feng (formerly known as Chu Qixue) was born in a poor family in Taiwan, Baodao Island, when he was a child, he admired heroes very much, and began to practice martial arts at the age of 8.
The 1960s were the heyday of Hong Kong's Shaw kung fu films, and well-known directors led by Zhang Che and Hu Jinquan set off a "kung fu boom". Treasure Island Taiwan has naturally been attacked by this wave, and major film and television companies have risen to share the world of Chinese film and television with Hong Kong.
Because of his family's poverty, Lu Feng did not study for several years, and began to wander in the society at the age of 16 or 7, doing a lot of work here, seeing through the cold and warm of human feelings, and experiencing the hardships of the world.
Deer Peak in his youth
In the early '70s, kung fu movies gained the same momentum. In order to expand the Shaw film industry chain, Zhang Che ambitiously went to Taiwan to form his own "Longbow" film company, which belongs to Shaw's umbrella, but the theme and team are decided by Zhang Che.
When it comes to "longbows", old action fans will certainly not be strangers. But what everyone doesn't know is that this name is the name of Jin Yong's grandfather, which means the momentum of 'pulling the bow as the strong, using the arrow as the long'. It can be seen that at that time, Longbow Pictures, Shaw's was full of confidence.
"Maxima" is a good colt in all miles, but if you can't meet its "Bole", you can't play its true potential and value. Zhang Che is Lu Feng's Bole.
Catching up with the booming period of the film and television industry, Lu Feng, who learned martial arts from a young age, naturally did not easily miss this opportunity, and after holding full determination to Zhang Che's crew, he successfully passed the interview with Jian Lang's appearance conditions and profound martial arts skills.
Net map Hengdian dragon set
Just like a classic lyric in the song "True Heart Hero" sung by Jackie Chan: "Without experiencing wind and rain, how to see the rainbow, no one can succeed casually!" ”
Just arrived at the crew, Lu Feng, who has no acting experience, can only start from the most basic dragon set, because he has a body of kung fu, and has a more powerful and domineering synonym - Wuxing!
Friends who know "horizontal drifting" believe that they all know that "martial arts" is actually to say that it is to be a stand-in, and the bright starlight is the protagonist or supporting role, and the stand-ins do not come out at all after makeup, let alone name names.
As far as the situation of Lu Feng was concerned at that time, although it was considered to be a business, it was not supported by a strong background background, and after a few years of muddled nightmares, it had not been given a better opportunity.
Zhang Che and his proud protégés
Zhang Che has many disciples, including Wang Yu, Chen Guantai, and Qi Guanjun, who were earlier in the crew (for details, see Bingo's previous works ""Playing the Star" Qi Champion, Flying Alone After Leaving Zhang Che, and Finally Becoming a Winner"), Jiang Sheng, etc., when casting the role, they have to consider it again and again, not to mention that Lu Feng is still a lonely newcomer, and naturally he is temporarily left out.
In 1976, Lu Feng, who had been running the dragon set for several years, was 20 years old and was flourishing. With the spirit of conscientious work and the flashpoint of martial arts, he finally attracted Zhang Che's high attention.
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At this time, Longbow Pictures could not continue to operate for many reasons, and in desperation, Zhang Che had to take Guo Chai, Jiang Sheng and several other local disciples from Taiwan to return to Hong Kong the following year, and Lu Feng was also honored to be brought back by his mentor.
In the same year, Zhang Che was preparing to shoot an anti-Japanese action film called "Eight Dao Louzi", and decided to let Lu Feng play the role of the inconspicuous "Wang Runbo" in the film, although the role was not much, but it was also a real appearance for him.
Movie posters
Friends who have watched the film believe that they all remember it vividly, Chen Guantai, Jiang David, and Fu Sheng are naturally the absolute protagonists, while Liu Jiahui and Liang Jiaren are only Playing Japanese in the film, as for Qi Guanguan, who has been dormant for many years, Zhang Che has really begun to use.
In the face of hard-won opportunities, Lu Feng cherished it very much, although it was slightly immature compared with the acting skills of his brothers, but it was also remarkable.
In the film "Shaolin Temple" released in the same year, Lu Feng once again got the opportunity to star, playing the role of "Gushan Beizi" in the film, and the role of the role was significantly improved compared with the previous one.
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Step by step, Lu Feng continues to prove himself with efforts and strength, but compared with handsome young students such as Dillon and Fu Sheng, his exposed and slightly obscene appearance is his biggest flaw, which also limits his play path to a certain extent, and can only play some villain roles in many films.
What makes Zhang Che most optimistic is Lu Feng's profound martial arts skills, he not only plays cleanly, but also his movements are extremely ornamental, which is exactly the effect that Zhang Che, who is known for his kung fu films, wants.
In 1977, after a year of probation, Zhang Che had already looked at Lu Feng with admiration, so he decided to vigorously cultivate him, so that he played the role of "Zhang Asheng" in the martial arts movie "The Legend of the Eagle Shooter", because of the needs of the plot, his great revenge in the film was killed by Chen Xuanfeng without retribution, showing his tragic color.
In the same year, Lu Feng played the role of "Xu Xianglin" in "Naval Commando", which is more tragic, although he and Fu Sheng are brothers of the same disciple, but when the cast list came out, it was not without his name.
In fact, if you think about it, you can be relieved, Dillon and Jiang David are Zhang Cheli's out, Fu Sheng is his most beloved "dry son" (for details, see Binge's previous work "Playing Star Fu Sheng, Zhang Che's most proud protégé, starlight has only shined for a few years"), and then there are Liang Jiaren, Qi Guanjun and other powerful brothers in front, and it is not surprising that the little master lu Feng has this situation.
In 1978, in the sequel to the Legend of the Eagle Shooter, Zhang Che once again arranged a role for Lu Feng, playing the elder of the Beggar Gang "Lu Youzu", but he was also a tragic character, and finally died at the hands of Huo Du. After that, he participated in the filming of "Naval Commando", and still played a supporting role in the film, and the response was mediocre.
What really makes everyone remember Lu Feng is one of the most favorite movies of kung fu fans, "Five Poisons". In the film, he plays "a hundred feet and a thousand hands", and is called "five poisons" with Guo Chai, Sun Jian, Jiang Sheng, and Luo Mang. This is the first time lu feng has played a leading role, and the film's one move and one hard bridge hard horse shows the strength, fighting fists to the flesh, it is definitely a rare action masterpiece.
After the release of "Five Poisons", the box office received a big hit, and Lu Feng was therefore more heavily used by Zhang Che. Since then, with the fire of "Five Poisons", Zhang Che has used the original team of five poisons to shoot the martial arts film "Mutilation", in which he played the role of "Du Chang", the subordinate of the main villain Chen Guantai, and the "Five Poisons Alliance" was even more red and purple.
Lu Feng, since then, has established The status of Shao's home star.
Just as the so-called "plum blossom fragrance comes from the bitter cold", Lu Feng, Jiang Sheng and Guo Chai, who are not amazing-looking, have no "geographical advantage" to speak of after coming to Hong Kong, and the main language of Hong Kong films at that time was Cantonese, and it was really not easy to learn and speak this rap language well in just two years.
Lu Feng photo
Lu Feng, who was born with a bad personality, although after two movies, jumped from an unknown small person to a Shaw star, he is very "self-aware" and knows the truth of "no one has a thousand days, and no flowers are red". Therefore, in addition to playing a good role, he pays more attention to accumulating the corresponding knowledge needed for shooting.
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In addition, because of his hard kung fu, Lu Feng gave full play to his own strengths, secretly following the masters to accumulate martial arts and directors' experience as a foundation, laying a strong foundation for future transformation.
After this, Lu Feng participated in many kung fu films and gave many classic roles to everyone. But because of his fierce appearance, he most of the time plays the role of villain.
Such as "Bao Shanxiong" in "Southern Shaolin and Northern Shaolin", "Fu Quanyi" in "Acrobatic Outlaws", "Yuan Yingfei" in "The Boy who Sold His Life", "Su Black Tiger" in "Guangdong Ten Tigers and The Last Five Tigers" and so on.
In 1979, with his wonderful performance in "City Hero", Lu Feng won the "25th Asian Film Festival Action Film Most Outstanding Supporting Actor Award", which was also the only award in his acting career, and it was also the "Supporting Actor Award".
When it comes to the bad guy image left by Lu Feng, the most impressive one is "Shanghai Beach Thirteen Taibao". In this film, the "Luo Hu" he played was excellent in martial arts, but he could not beat the "rich man" played by Liang Jiaren, and finally died tragically. It is in response to the old saying that "no matter how high the kung fu is, you are afraid of kitchen knives."
Photo of "Shanghai Beach Thirteen Taibao"
After filming "Shanghai Beach Thirteen Taibao", Shaw's kung fu movies have long ceased to be brilliant. As for the film company that once returned to Taiwan with Guo Chai and others, it failed miserably (for details, see Binge's previous work ""Gold Medal Martial Finger" Guo Chai: Son died in the line of duty, dedicated his life to acting career)."
I have to say that Lu Feng's vision of judging the situation is very unique, and seeing that the day of transformation has arrived, he has set his sights on the TV series that is gaining momentum. Years of accumulated experience in directing and martial arts coaching have come in handy since.
Friends who like to watch dramas will naturally not be unfamiliar with Zhao Yazhi's version of "The Legend of the New White Lady" and Su Youpeng's version of "Huan Zhu Gege", but few people know that the martial arts guide is Lu Feng. In addition, the director of the TV series "Bao Qingtian" is also from the hands of Lu Feng.
In addition to serving as a martial arts instructor, Lu Feng has not forgotten his addiction to drama and has played some roles in many dramas.
For example, in the mythological drama "The Legend of the New White Lady" starring Zhao Yazhi, he is the toad spirit "Wang Daoling", and Bai Suzhen's fighting method of fighting wits is impressive;
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Another example is the martial arts drama "Shenzhou Heroes" starring Meng Fei and Pan Yingzi, and the "Liu Tianci" he played is also a hypocrite, which is still unforgettable;
For example, in the TV series "Little Hero Dragon Whirlwind" starring Chen Zhipeng and Wu Qilong, the role of "Xuanyuan is not ancient" can also evoke childhood memories...
Since 1990, he has been working as a director in the mainland film and television industry. He has directed more than 50 films and TV series works, with nearly 2,000 episodes.
epilogue:
Roughly calculated, since Lu Feng entered the mainland film and television industry in 1990 and engaged in directing work, he has directed more than 50 films and TV series works, and the output has reached more than 2,000 episodes. Regardless of all walks of life, after the decline, they all want to transform, but there are very few who can really succeed, from the dragon set to the actor to the martial finger, and finally promoted to the list of gold medal directors, Lu Feng has undoubtedly achieved a perfect transformation.
Lu Feng compares the present with the past
Today, Lu Feng's old predecessor is 64 years old, tired of flowers and applause, he rarely appears in front of the camera, and almost no longer involves in the show business circle, the prosperity is all returned to the family, to the plain, is not more real to interpret their own life, this play, hope to be happier, more episodes, more exciting...
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