Recently, period dramas are in the limelight, and the audience has higher requirements for the acting skills and image of actors. However, some actors chose to use porcelain teeth in the pursuit of the character image, which raised questions from the audience. This article will explore this phenomenon, taking "The Road of Life", "Love in Jiudaowan" and "The Wind Blows in the Summer" as examples, analyze the impact of actors' porcelain teeth on the realism and sense of age of the characters, and review the performances of Gong Li and Yin Tao in classic period dramas, emphasizing that actors should maintain reality when pursuing the image of the characters.
Period drama craze
In recent years, period dramas have become extremely popular and have become a hot topic among the audience.
The audience puts forward higher requirements for the acting skills and image of the actors, and expects them to restore the essence of the role through real performances. However, in the pursuit of the character image, some actors chose to use porcelain teeth, which raised a series of questions.
Problems with porcelain teeth
In "The Road of Life", the character image played by Li Qin is different from the original work, and the porcelain tooth has become the focus of the audience's questioning. The audience felt that this kind of character image did not match the setting, which questioned the realism of the character. Similarly, the audience also found problems in "Love in Nine Daowan", the actor's image is too clean, and the porcelain teeth make the character out of the sense of age.
This kind of performance that does not conform to the setting of period dramas directly affects the audience's perception.
In "The Wind Blows in the Summer", despite the success of the plot, the phenomenon of the actors' porcelain teeth becoming the focus of the audience's attention and disconnecting from the character setting. This shows that even if the plot is appealing, the audience has a high level of concern for the authenticity of the characters.
Affect the perception and perception
The problem of porcelain teeth is not only a challenge to the realism of the characters, but also an impact on the sense of age. When the audience appreciates period dramas, they expect to see the characters blend with a specific era, and the use of porcelain teeth makes the characters seem too modern, making the overall presentation feel disjointed.
Period dramas are popular precisely because they can evoke nostalgia for the past in the audience, and this sense of detachment is bound to affect the audience's emotional resonance and reduce the enjoyment of the series.
The performance of Gong Li and Yin Tao
In order to better understand the importance of realism and sense of age, we can review some classic period dramas, such as "Qiu Ju's Lawsuit" and "The World". In these episodes, actors Gong Li and Yin Tao have won the audience's recognition through their authentic portrayals. They do not pursue images through modern means such as porcelain teeth, but rely on real performances to bring the characters to life in front of the audience.
This performance style makes people feel the charm of the times, and it also makes the series leave a deep impression in the hearts of the audience.
The actor should be authentic
When pursuing the image of the character, the actor should pay more attention to authenticity and not go against the character setting. Although modern methods such as porcelain teeth can improve the appearance of the actor to a certain extent, this change may destroy the realism and age of the character. The audience wants to see the actors interpret the roles more fully and close to life through real performances.
epilogue
Under the boom of period dramas, the performance of actors has become the focus of attention of the audience.