In recent years, there has been a strange phenomenon in TV dramas, that is, popular dramas are not popular, and at the same time, Venus has also mentioned this issue. Now many actors have played very similar roles, which has become an embarrassing phenomenon in the mainland film and television circles. After the old drama bones returned to vision, their acting skills were not as good as before, but they became "drama bastards".
When it comes to Jin Dong, many people will first think of the role of Ming Chengdong he played in "The Pretender": calm and calm, wise and brave, personable, this role makes Jin Dong a popular student, and also establishes his status as an "old drama bone" in the hearts of the audience. However, after that, Jin Dong did not seem to have any more satisfactory works. He has successively starred in dramas such as "Ode to Joy", "Infernal", "The Beginning" and so on, but they did not cause much repercussions, but attracted many complaints and criticism from the audience.
Especially in "Infernal", the undercover Wang Tianmin he played was jokingly called the "middle-aged King of Mary Sue" by netizens, because he experienced various thrilling plots in the play, but always maintained a perfect image and state. For example, after being electrocuted and injected with psychedelics by his enemies, he was able to easily defeat his opponent and escape.
Zhang Jiayi was previously considered to be an old drama bone in the circle, and his masterpieces are also many, such as "White Deer Plain", "One Servant and Two Masters", "Snail House" and so on. Each work is very classic, and he can be regarded as the top of the "uncle circle", and many people like him very much. However, Zhang Jiayi suffered from "spondylitis", always hunched over and swayed when walking, and a video imitating Zhang Jiayi's walking was popular on the Internet a while ago.
Of course, it is understandable that such an image appears in a TV series, because there will be a variety of images in each drama, whether it is a boss in a suit and a briefcase, a husband in house clothes, or a haggard peasant in patched clothes. But in "Dawn East", he starred in one step and three steps, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Zhang Jiayi's Chen Lao in the play is always an elegant and sharp veteran, but Zhang Jiayi has not successfully interpreted the essence of the character.
Even his expression was always angry, and there was not much change in his eyes. Although the stylists of this show are very attentive, no matter how realistic the shape is, it cannot cover up the lack of essence. I hope that he can carefully consider his image when choosing the next play. After all, suffering from spondylitis is unavoidable, but every character should not be allowed to carry a hunched image, even if it cannot be avoided, you should try to choose those characters that are suitable for his hunched over image.
As a powerful actor in China, Zhang Yi has accumulated 17 years of acting experience in the film and television industry. The roles he has played in many works are very outstanding and show superb acting skills. Especially in the police drama "Crazy", the solid performance has once again won wide recognition from the audience. However, after the success of "Crazy", Zhang Yi quickly chose the police drama "Who Is He". As the plot developed, there was a problem of plot injection and rhythm confusion, and the final rating dropped to 6.5 points.
In fact, Zhang Yi's acting skills are still excellent, and even improved. But as a veteran actor, his biggest challenge is how to think outside the box and show the wider field of art. In addition to police and bandit dramas, Zhang Yi has also tried other types of film and television works, and has also dabbled in stage plays and program hosting. An excellent actor is like a diligent musician, who needs to practice continuously, enrich his acting skills, and accumulate richer character experience.
As middle-aged actors, the audience has higher and higher requirements for the quality of the play and the acting skills of the actors. But no matter what happens, middle-aged actors still need to be responsible for their resumes, demanding of the roles they play and the script. Because whether it's taking the wrong script or being content with your comfort zone, it's not good for the actor's future development. Of course, the audience also wants their favorite actors to be able to create different roles and go deeper into the characters, rather than "acting everything like themselves".