Recently, actor Wang Xiao was on the roadshow due to a mistake in the theater schedule, which led to a conflict with the start time of the next movie, and actor Wang Xiao was angry with the audience and related topics rushed to the hot search, below, let's understand the whole process of this matter!
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The incident occurred on February 10, 2024, when actor Wang Xiao conducted a roadshow for the movie "Article 20" in Nanjing Film City. During the communication with the audience, because the roadshow was too long, the next movie could not start on time, and some viewers began to shout: "It's time", "It's over", "Why don't you end it yet", and some people even bluntly said "Don't have stars here for the New Year". At this time, the atmosphere at the scene became extremely embarrassing, Wang Xiao tried to comfort the fans at the scene, and since then the incident has been recorded by video and quickly spread on the Internet.
Some netizens present said that the exchange after the film was originally only agreed to be 20 minutes, but due to improper time management, the actual exchange overtimed, resulting in dissatisfaction among the audience of the next movie because they could not watch the movie on time.
After the incident, Nanjing Film City quickly issued a statement on social platforms to apologize to Wang Xiao and the audience. The theater said that the scheduling conflict of the day was due to their work mistakes, which led to a phenomenon that should not have happened.
In fact, the real cause of this incident is not Wang Xiao, but that the theater did not reserve enough time for the roadshow, so that it affected Wang Xiao's on-site interaction and the normal playback of the next movie. The theater's statement shows that they are deeply sorry for this and will reflect on the live incident to improve the operation.
Another detail that deserves attention is the voice urging in the audience. A little later, a netizen who claimed to be an affected audience posted a response: "The video was only recorded at the end, and some people at the scene shouted that the fifth-tier stars still came out to show off?" The appearance of this sentence gives people the feeling that the whole incident is a completely avoidable misunderstanding.
Recently, Wang Xiao's team responded to the roadshow and was scolded: "It has nothing to do with the artist, as long as the movie is good." He also said that he would not issue an official statement on this matter, and Wang Xiao's team's handling of this matter demonstrated maturity and stability.
Many netizens expressed their opinions on this matter and complained about Wang Xiao: I feel sorry for Wang Xiao as a passerby, not a celebrity blessing, at least the woman has a better attitude, who knows the situation, neither the roadshow party nor the female audience knows about this sudden situation, right? I thought to myself that I was too good, I was so good, and I shouted in front of a bunch of people.
Although it is a problem in the movie theater, this woman is too unqualified to speak and hurt people, what does it matter to the actors? I don't know how strong I am at home.
What's wrong with this eldest sister, people don't chase stars, the roadshow delays the next movie, and people say their demands. Is it called quality when people are scolding behind their backs?
The Chinese New Year is not qualified, no matter who delays your time, it is wrong, but the tone in this way is not right.
The previous roadshow was meant to be interactive. It's the movie theater that made a mistake in arranging the time, what does it have to do with the actors, it's the movie theater that made a mistake.
In this matter, Wang Xiao showed his professional attitude and resilience, he did not get discouraged by misunderstandings, but took the opportunity to analyze the problem, self-examination, and find a better way for future work.
It needs to be reiterated that the responsibility is not on Wang Xiao, nor on the audience waiting to watch the next movie, but on the management mistakes of the theater. The occurrence of this incident may make major theaters more cautious and meticulous in arranging similar roadshow activities in the future.