Preamble:
Recently, there has been a trend of "pretending to be tender" in the film and television industry, and some senior actresses have challenged young roles, trying to cover up the traces of time through makeup and styling.
However, this attempt has sparked heated discussions and questions among netizens. Tie up a ponytail and change into a school outfit, can you really regain your youth?
How can the traces left by the years be easily erased?
First, pretending to be tender has become a trend, and the aunt is also crazy
In recent years, the film and television industry seems to have formed a peculiar trend - pretending to be tender.
Some older actresses have tried to challenge younger roles, hoping to make the audience forget their real age through superb acting skills and clever styling.
However, this attempt often backfires, not only failing to win the approval of the audience, but instead sparking a lot of controversy.
The prevalence of the trend of pretending to be tender not only reflects the excessive pursuit of young themes in the film and television industry, but also exposes the anxiety and lack of confidence of some actors about their age.
Second, Liu Xiaoqing pretends to be young, and there are constant controversies
Liu Xiaoqing, as a senior actress in the film and television industry, her history of pretending to be tender can be described as a collection of controversial works.
From the early "Wu Zetian" to the recent "Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" and "I Have a Dream", Liu Xiaoqing has constantly tried to challenge young characters.
Although her acting skills are superb, the overly obvious makeup and performances that do not match the age of the characters make the audience feel very dramatic.
Especially in some historical dramas, the image of the girl she plays is even more shocking. Liu Xiaoqing's attempt to pretend to be tender not only makes people admire her courage and perseverance, but also makes people sigh at the ruthlessness and cruelty of the years.
3. Jiang Wenli challenged the young role, and the audience reacted differently
Compared with Liu Xiaoqing, Jiang Wenli's attempts to pretend to be tender are relatively cautious. She doesn't challenge young characters as often as Liu Xiaoqing, but she still tries in some works.
For example, in "Love Around the Corner" and "Little Women Under Zhengyang Gate", the roles she played have a large gap with her actual age. Although Jiang Wenli's acting skills are still online, the audience has mixed reactions to her attempt.
Some people think that she can successfully manage young characters and show different charms, while others think that the age gap between her and the characters is too large to accept.
Fourth, Liu Tao pretended to be tender and was complained about, and the plot modeling became a slot
As one of the high-profile actresses in recent years, Liu Tao's attempts to pretend to be tender have also attracted widespread attention.
After "Langya Bang", Liu Tao began to try more different types of roles, including some young characters.
However, the female college student she played in "The Sea of Stars" was violently complained by netizens. Not only was the plot accused of being a dog's blood cliché, but Liu Tao's style was also considered too old-fashioned and seriously inconsistent with the character image.
The failure of this attempt to pretend to be tender has dealt a big blow to Liu Tao's acting career.
Fifth, Kong Lin's strength and acting skills can hardly hide the age gap, and the audience is looking forward to more suitable roles
Kong Lin, a powerful actress who has been in the film and television industry for many years, has won the love of many audiences with her superb acting skills and profound acting skills.
However, even such a powerful actor will inevitably encounter embarrassment when taking on roles that do not match his age.
In "Gentlemen", Kong Lin plays a young girl, and although she tries her best to make up for the age gap through her performance, the audience can still feel that unspeakable sense of disobedience.
This sense of disobedience does not come from Kong Lin's acting skills, but from the huge gap between the character image and the actual age of the actor.
For a powerful actor like Kong Lin, challenging different types of roles can certainly show his multi-faceted acting skills, but it is more important to find a role that matches his age and temperament.
Only in this way can she really give full play to her acting advantages and bring more real and profound performances to the audience.
At the same time, directors and producers should also pay more attention to the matching between characters and actors when casting, so as to avoid affecting the audience's viewing experience due to the large age gap.
Of course, we can't deny the restrictions of age on actors. As you grow older, the appearance and temperament of the actor will change to a certain extent, which is an unavoidable natural law.
But it is precisely under this restriction that actors should pay more attention to self-awareness and role selection, and find the performance style and role type that really suits them. Only in this way can you go further and more steadily in your acting career.
To sum up, although the trend of pretending to be tender has brought new highlights to the film and television industry to a certain extent, it has also exposed the problem of mismatch between the character image and the actual age of the actor.
For actors, it is important to challenge themselves, but it is more important to find a role that is truly suitable for them. For the audience, we are more looking forward to seeing performances that are real, natural, and in line with the actors themselves.
I hope that more such characters and performances can appear in future film and television works, bringing a better viewing experience to the audience.
Epilogue:
The trend of pretending to be tender is becoming more and more fierce in the film and television industry, but the audience's acceptance of this phenomenon is not high.
Actors should choose the role that suits them according to their actual situation and the needs of the role, rather than blindly pursuing youth and fashion. Only when you really find a role that matches you can you bring out your best acting skills and charm.
It is hoped that the directors can pay more attention to the matching degree between the character image and the actual age of the actors, and bring more realistic and natural works to the audience.
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