On April 9th, "City in the City" was officially launched on Yangyi, and I believe friends who have watched this TV series know that the cast of this drama is very strong, and almost all of them are old drama bones.
Originally, everyone went to the cast of this show, but after watching the plot, it gave the audience a great impact, and the audience couldn't see it.
So, what is it about the picture that makes the audience react so much?
Judging from the trailer, this TV series gathered senior actors such as Yu Hewei, Wang Xiao, Tu Songyan, etc., and their joining made many viewers look forward to this drama.
In particular, urban dramas with financial themes have a certain appeal among the current audience.
This drama is similar to the recent hit "Wind Chaser" in terms of theme, both of which are TV series that integrate financial elements.
However, there are differences in the theme between the two, "The Wind Chaser" is a combination of finance and suspense, while "City in the City" is a combination of finance and emotion, and this theme may not be as appealing as the former.
In "City in the City", Yu Hewei plays the role of Zhao Hui, a bank vice president who has been in the financial circle for many years, and his character needs to have the ability to disguise and steer the rudder.
Yu Hewei's performance brought surprises to the audience, and despite the changes in his facial state, he still won the audience's recognition with his excellent acting skills.
In the play, Zhou Lin, played by Lonnie, has a complicated relationship with Zhao Hui.
Her character is a stand-in for Zhao Hui's ex-wife, which makes Zhao Hui fall into emotional entanglements.
Although Zhou Lin's actor Lonnie is very good in appearance and figure, the age gap with Yu Hewei makes the emotional scene between the two seem a little abrupt.
In addition, some of the plots and images in the play have also sparked controversy among the audience. Some viewers were uncomfortable with the age difference between He Wei and Lonnie, believing that such a plot arrangement would damage the image of the actors.
In contrast, Wang Yang's performance in "The Wind Chaser" is even better.
The script and roles he chose are more in line with his image and acting skills, and the emotional scenes in the play are more reasonable, without deviating too much from the main plot line.
In general, actors should take into account their own image and acting skills, as well as age and image compatibility with their partner actors, when choosing a role, to avoid similar controversies and discomfort.
I hope that in the future, actors can be more cautious in choosing roles and bring more high-quality works to the audience.
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