Recently, the urban drama "Faint Fire" starring well-known actors Tong Yao and Zhang Xincheng was on the air, and the ratings were praised.
In the play, Tong Yao and Wang Zixuan played two women with very different personalities and experiences, which was really impressive.
Through them, it is not difficult for us to find that in film and television works, the external image of actresses often plays an important role in the shaping of roles.
1. Elegant, sexy but ill-fated "Nanya"
In the play, Nanya played by Tong Yao is a beautiful woman who is trapped in criticism.
In her gestures, she exudes the intellectual charm unique to mature women, no wonder even passerby Zhou Luo fell in love with her at first sight and couldn't take his eyes off her.
However, Nanya's life is not as glamorous as it seems.
The neighbors often abused her as "Pan Jinlian", and her husband also abused her in every way.
In the last domestic violence, she accidentally killed the man.
From this role, we can see Tong Yao's excellent acting skills: she portrays a tense female image very well.
As someone said in the play: "The reputation is so bad, I'm afraid that someone deliberately poured dirty water on her."
Nanya's experience makes people sigh, but at the same time, it also makes people reflect: should we look at others with more inclusive and empathetic eyes?
2. The young and beautiful but destined "Zhang Qingli" who is "careless"
is different from Tong Yao's mature and sexy appeal, Zhang Qingli played by Wang Zixuan in the play gives people a youthful and energetic feeling.
This high school student's one-semester star is loved by everyone, and naturally became the crush of the actor Zhou Luo.
Wang Zixuan's energetic performance is close to reality, creating a cute and simple image.
Although we can read her good impression of this excellent boy from her various small actions towards Zhou Luo, in the end she is destined to be "careless".
Because a boy like Zhou Luo is more likely to be attracted to a mature and intellectual beauty like Nanya.
Overall, the two actresses each do an excellent job of interpreting different types of female figures.
From this, we can realize that in film and television works, the external image of the actor is closely related to the role positioning.
Looks are naturally not the only criterion for judging a person, but it does give a strong first impression and lay the foundation for the character's three-dimensional shaping.
In the future, will we see more outstanding actresses injecting new vitality into the image of women on the screen with their outstanding external conditions and superb acting skills?
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