Today, at the Tencent Video Starlight Awards, "Flowers" made a hot debut, and the official announcement was officially announced, detonating a craze of audience expectations.
Directed by Wong Kar-wai and starring Hu Ge, Ma Yili, Tang Yan and Xin Zhilei, this high-profile masterpiece is adapted from Kim Woo-cheng's novel of the same name, which will bring audiences the legend of Shanghai in the early 90s of the last century.
At the grand scene of the Starlight Awards, Hu Ge described the relationship between him and the three female leading actors in an affectionate tone, revealing a unique acting insider story for the audience.
The relationship between Xin Zhilei and Hu Ge is endowed with a poetic metaphor, like the sky and the sea, which are both mirror images of each other and full of mystery and intoxication. Hu Ge said with emotion: "They are far away, but at sunrise and sunset, you will find that the sky and the sea are connected. ”
And the tacit understanding between Tang Yan and Hu Ge is comparable to the second hand and minute hand, the two are closely connected in the torrent of time, and they have been moving forward without stopping, adding a strong color of expectation to the whole plot. This close relationship will undoubtedly create heart-warming sparks in the play.
And the interesting relationship between Ma Yili and Hu Ge is even more eye-catching, Hu Ge compares the two to Zhu Bajie and Sun Wukong, which adds a lot to the whole story. Ma Yili plays the powerful boss lady in the play, slaying demons for Ah Bao, while Ah Bao sits back and enjoys the results, forming a tacit understanding that is both funny and interesting, adding a sense of humor to the whole plot.
This TV series directed by Wong Kar-wai has always adhered to the director's tradition of "slow work and meticulous work". Hu Ge expressed his expectations for this drama at the scene: "It has been six years from preparation to the completion of filming, and it is really worth watching!" Ma Yili also said frankly that he hopes that the audience can see the growth of the actors in the play, and can see the changes of the years on their faces, providing the audience with a perceptual and mature audio-visual feast.
The audience's expectations for "Flowers" are surging like a tide, and they have said: "I can't believe that "Flowers" is really coming...... "Blown up, blown up, blown up! The trailer is directly full of expectations!Help...... Every frame is aesthetic!" There are also enthusiastic viewers who call for a "trial" of Wong Kar-wai's first TV series.
The announcement of the finalization of "Flowers" has aroused enthusiastic expectations from the audience and has become one of the most watched TV series of the year. The director's intentions, the tacit understanding of the actors, and the depth of the storyline all make people look forward to the premiere on December 27.
This is not only a TV series, but also an audio-visual feast, a story that makes people immersed in it and difficult to extricate themselves, I believe that in the future, "Flowers" will present us with an exquisite artistic feast. With the advent of the premiere, the audience will walk into this world full of flowers and suspense, and witness a wonderful TV series feast together.