"The Legend of Zhen Huan": Tao Xinran's acting skills
In the entertainment industry, every actor is struggling in different competitions, and during the filming of "The Legend of Zhen Huan", Tao Xinran is undoubtedly one of the focuses of attention.
, an actor with no background and no resources, successfully got the opportunity to play An Lingrong, an important role in the play. This article will delve into Tao Xinran's path to stand out and the series of repercussions triggered by her performance in the play.
Director Zheng's considerations: From the actor surnamed Huo to Tao Xinran
In the preparation stage of "The Legend of Zhen Huan", many stars have submitted resumes, eager to get a place in the play. However, after layers of screening, the roles of Zhen Huan and Yi Xiu have been determined, but An Lingrong's actor has not been found.
Director Zheng once considered an actor surnamed Huo to play An Lingrong, until he saw the stills sent by Tao Xinran, which changed his original intention. Director Zheng believes that in terms of appearance, Tao Xinran is more suitable for the role of An Lingrong, so he decided to play it by her.
Tao Xinran's no background: acting skills are the key
Compared with other competitors, Tao Xinran does not have the advantage of background and resources. The film and television works she participated in before did not attract much attention, and it is difficult to prove her acting skills with only a still of playing Tanchun in "The Legend of Daiyu". Director Zheng decided to interview Tao Xinran in person, but surprisingly, Tao Xinran had not studied "The Legend of Zhen Huan" in detail and knew very little about the characters in the play.
Tao Xinran's interview: calm and calm
After Tao Xinran met with Director Zheng, it only took more than 20 minutes for Director Zheng to make a decision and choose Tao Xinran to play An Lingrong.
After the results were announced, the audition actors were in an uproar, but Tao Xinran calmly returned to his original position, as if he was a resource star arranged by the management. It wasn't until the crew handed An Lingrong's script into her hands that she realized that she had managed to get the controversial role.
The pressure of acting: An Lingrong's inner world
Tao Xinran was not only happy, but also realized that he would face a huge acting challenge. To play the role of An Lingrong, it is necessary to accurately grasp the timidity, inferiority, and cowardice character traits she has cultivated since childhood.
Completely different from Tao Xinran's own cheerful and generous personality, she began to deeply analyze An Lingrong's growth environment, trying to understand how she should communicate with others and how to show her complex emotions.
The details of the acting: Immersive performances
In order to better present An Lingrong's image, Tao Xinran often immerses himself in the inner world of the character alone and integrates himself into An Lingrong's characters. By imitating and eroding An Lingrong's demeanor, she showed An Lingrong's uniqueness in detail.
For example, when communicating with others, An Lingrong's eyes never look directly at each other, due to lack of self-confidence, she will always immediately lower her eyes after a short eye contact with others. These small details allow the audience to empathize more truly with An Lingrong's fate.
The pinnacle of acting: a performance with ease
The first acting test Tao Xinran faced was the selection of An Ling Rongxiu and the scene where she cut herself off from eating bitter almonds. These two scenes, one with great joy and the other with great sorrow, were arranged on the same day. However, Tao Xinran acted with ease, and the audience could hardly notice that it was the same day's performance. This outstanding acting proved Tao Xinran's strength, which not only won the trust of the director, but also conquered the audience.
The Cost of Success: The Confusion of Role Positioning
However, Tao's success has not been without its challenges. The audience treats her as an equal to An Lingrong, and once they see Tao Xinran, they will immediately think of An Lingrong. In her subsequent acting career, Tao Xinran found that she could not surpass the image of An Lingrong, and it was difficult for the audience to accept her performance in other roles. This phenomenon is undoubtedly a limitation for an actor.
Over-engagement of the audience: Actors are treated unfairly
Due to the audience's excessive investment in the role, Tao Xinran not only faced problems in role positioning, but also encountered a series of unfair treatment. It is often difficult for the audience to look at film and television works rationally, and turn sympathy for the protagonist into anger against the villain actors. Some viewers even transferred this emotion to real life, maliciously scratching the vehicle and other behaviors on Tao Xinran.
Reflection and appeal: Treat actors and characters rationally
This situation is not only limited to Tao Xinran, but also involves some other villains with excellent acting skills, such as Lan Yingying and Jiang Xin. The audience should treat film and television works rationally and treat the actors and characters separately.
Whether decent or villainous, actors with excellent acting skills deserve respect. If the audience is too involved in the emotions of the characters and transfers their anger to the actors, it is not only unfair to the individual actors, but also affects the development of the entire film and television industry.
The light of acting should bloom freely
"The Legend of Zhen Huan" gave Tao Xinran the opportunity to show her acting skills, and she used her efforts and talents to successfully shape the popular role of An Lingrong. However, the audience's over-engagement and irrational treatment of the actors also made the actors pay some unfair price behind their success.
I hope that the audience can treat actors and roles rationally, give more space to each excellent actor, let the light of acting skills bloom freely, and inject more positive energy into the film and television industry.
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