"Lyceum Theatre" released the ultimate trailer, and Gong Li staged the "Who is the spy" action scene with a gun

Beijing News (reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) On October 11, Lou Ye's "Lyceum Theatre", which is scheduled to be released on October 15, exposed the ultimate trailer. From the perspective of everyone, the famous actor Yu Yan played by Gong Li takes the clue, the identity is a mystery, the fate is unpredictable, the curtain is opened after the gunshot, and the fate decision is about to open...

Set in Shanghai during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the film Lyceum Theatre is based on the Hongying novel The Death of Shanghai and The Novel by Yoko kwang Liyi, directed by Lou Ye, written by Ma Yingli, starring Gong Li and Zhao Youting, and co-starring Oda, Pascal Gregory, Tom Rasziha, Huang Xiangli, Nakajima Bu, Wang Chuanjun and Zhang Songwen.

Screenshot of the ultimate trailer for Lyceum Theatre.

There are many intriguing details in the final trailer of "Lyceum Theatre", whether it is the code name "Mr. H", the password "Yamazakura", or the line "This person is very deep" and "Don't expose yourself", etc. all set off the suspense atmosphere of the film to the climax. Multinationals stage a game of "who is the spy" life and death guessing game... The cryptographic engineer Furutani Saburo played by Oda Chejang has always been jealous of Yu's identity, the adoptive father played by Pascal Gregory is the object of Yu's help, Shapil played by Tom Rasziha is secretly staged in the "eavesdropping storm", and the ex-husband Ni Zeren, played by Zhang Songwen, instantly changes his face and roars at Yu Yan " Who doesn't know that the most unsafe is there", a group of international heavyweight actors are strong and powerful, playing a life and death spy battle.

The final trailer released this time also revealed many highlight action scenes in the film, Gong Li held a gun in both hands and shot accurately, and many people and horses clashed fiercely in the Shanghai Beach gun fire splash. In addition to the hot action scenes, the emotional entanglement that director Lou Ye is good at is also reflected in the final trailer. Tan Na, the old love played by Zhao Youting, said affectionately at the end of the trailer, "No matter what happens, no matter what changes, no matter what you see and hear, I will wait for you here", adding a little warmth to this spy film.

Beijing News reporter Zhou Huixiaowan

Edited by Huang Jialing Proofreader Wang Xin