In the bright starry sky of Chinese films, the story of two stars is particularly eye-catching. This is the story of Bruce Leung and Stephen Chow, one is a legend in the martial arts world, and the other is a genius in comedy movies.
Bruce Leung, a 75-year-old martial arts actor who played the role of "Fire Cloud Evil God" in Stephen Chow's film "Kung Fu", made him attract a large number of fans. But in a television interview, Bruce Leung revealed the story behind his collaboration with Stephen Chow.
In the grand picture of Chinese films, Liang Xiaolong's performance in "Kung Fu" is undoubtedly a strong and vivid color. The "Fire Cloud Evil God" he played is not only a role, but also a display of martial arts art.
He recalled that before filming "Kung Fu", he did not negotiate with Stephen Chow for a good salary, and only got a salary of 500,000 Hong Kong dollars, which made him feel very disappointed. Liang Xiaolong's voice revealed a hint of helplessness, he said: "I thought that Xing Ye would know how to respect us old actors better. ”
In this film, Liang Xiaolong shows his deep martial arts skills and unique acting style. Every movement and every look in his eyes reveals the deep connotation of this character. His performance is both powerful and agile, perfectly interpreting the image of a martial arts master.
Liang Xiaolong's martial arts career can be described as legendary. At the age of 15, he entered the martial arts industry as a stand-in, and at the age of 19, he worked as a martial arts instructor at Shaw Brothers Film Company. He has profound martial arts attainments, and has performed in classic martial arts films such as "The Great Hero Huo Yuanjia" and "Chen Zhen".
Although the character of "Fire Cloud Evil God" is a villain, Liang Xiaolong has given it a unique charm. His interpretation makes this character three-dimensional and vivid, and it is no longer a single villain. The audience can feel the story and emotion behind the characters from his performances. Liang Xiaolong's performance is not only a portrayal of a character, but also a tribute to the art of martial arts. He used his acting skills to show the world the charm and depth of Chinese martial arts.
And Stephen Chow, the superstar of comedy movies, has won the love of countless audiences with his unique sense of humor and innovative spirit. But in Liang Xiaolong's view, Stephen Chow seems to be lacking in interpersonal communication. He said in the interview that Stephen Chow lacked politeness in his speech, and sometimes even scandalized others.
Liang Xiaolong's performance not only left a deep impression in "Kung Fu", but his entire acting career is also a legend. From martial arts stand-in to martial arts instructor to becoming a famous martial arts actor, Liang Xiaolong's every step is filled with a love for martial arts and the pursuit of art. His story is not only a personal success, but also a part of Chinese martial arts culture.
This story between master and apprentice is both appreciative and dissatisfied. Bruce Leung and Stephen Chow, two big names in the film industry, although their collaboration has brought classic works, there are complex emotional entanglements hidden behind them. This may be a norm in the entertainment industry, behind every glamorous and glamorous one, there is an untold story.