Life is like a drama, all rely on acting skills, I want to ask you the actor's ability to interpret the role in "Sweeping The Black Storm", are you convinced?
Sun Honglei performed domineering, Su Ke presented feelings and righteousness; Wu Yue's performance was not hurried, and Every look of Liu Yijun was a drama.
Liu Zhibing has a righteous face, Wang Zhifei dedicates his acting skills; Xu Yingzi, played by Yang Yutong, makes people feel pity, and Sun Xing, played by Wu Xiaoliang, will be spit on who watches it.
Sun Hao measured blood pressure, drank goji berries, Zhou Xiaoou hot pot eating method no one can match; the fierce people Lao Ning and Ma Shuai, the funniest hai ge will make people can't help but say a sentence: Oh, I go!
In addition to the plot and the actor's acting skills, which have aroused heated discussion among netizens, the dialect in "Sweeping Black Storm" has also made the audience head-on. Zhang Yixing's Changsha dialect, Shi Jian's Wuhan dialect, Zhu Huaixu's Tangshan dialect, Liu Yijun's Shaanxi dialect are all very interesting, I don't know if you have noticed?
It must be admitted that the integration of dialects into film and television dramas will indeed play a role in icing on the cake, and also help to highlight the regional characteristics of the plot and the personality of the characters. For example, in the "Loading Stage" broadcast some time ago, the actor's very infectious dialect lines in the play deeply attracted the audience.
In addition, the Fujian dialect spoken by Guo Jingfei in "Mountains and Seas" and the Shanxi dialect spoken by Ni Hongjie in "Beautiful Days" have also aroused heated discussion among netizens. So, in the TV series "Sweeping The Black Storm", who are the actors who speak dialects, and what is the effect? Let's come together very brother decryption:
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="9" >1, Zhang Yixing — Played by Lin Hao, a native of Changsha, Hunan </h1>
I think "Sweeping Black Storm" Hunan people should love to watch, because many of the scenes in the play are filmed in Changsha, and they will definitely feel kind when they see the familiar Martyrs' Park, Nianjia Lake, Yingfeng Bridge, and Xiaoxiang Pavilion. Of course, the most important thing is that Zhang Yixing, one of the male protagonists, is also from Changsha, and the police officer Lin Hao he plays is indeed very handsome.
Compared with the old drama bones in the play, Zhang Yixing's acting skills are still a little immature, but they have improved a lot compared to the past, especially the original sound is particularly worthy of recognition. However, Zhang Yixing still has a bit of an accent when he speaks his lines, and even pops up a few dialects, which makes people feel funny and presents reality at the same time. When looking for Yang Dong's mother's address, the village uncle spoke Changsha dialect and felt that Zhang Yixing was going to soar in the Hunan dialect in the next second. Here's a little question, what do the villagers mean by "jiao", can you tell me?
As the saying goes, one side of the water and soil to support the other side, Zhang Yixing, who went south and north, has a special feeling for Changsha. I remember that he once sang his own lyrics and composition of "Xiangjiang Water" in the variety show "Longing for Life", and the Hunan dialect in the lyrics was particularly flavorful under Zhang Yixing's interpretation, from which we can also see his love for his hometown.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" >2, Liu Yijun - Played He Yong in the play, a native of Xi'an, Shaanxi </h1>
In the impression, Liu Yijun plays most of the role villains, so when he sees him wearing a police uniform and the image of Yu Xuan in "Sweeping Black Storm", he can't help but sigh: A good actor is really acting like what. In the play, He Yong, played by Liu Yijun, has courage and courage, not only the eye drama is particularly emotional, but also staged a play-in-play of secret visits, and a line in Shaanxi dialect has also become the highlight of the play.
In the play, He Yong, played by Liu Yijun, incarnated as a vegetable vendor Daxiu dialect and inquired about Yang Dong's whereabouts on the pretext of buying vegetables. Some netizens commented after reading this paragraph: How He Yong's Shaanxi dialect is so slippery and too grounded. The reason why Liu Yijun can easily control the Shaanxi dialect is on the one hand because of the actor's unique language talent, on the other hand, it is also related to the fact that he is an authentic Xi'an person.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="17" >3, Zhu Huaixu - played Grandma Lin Hao in the play, a native of Beijing </h1>
Lin Hao's grandmother does not play much, but it is very brilliant, and the fluent Tangshan dialect is both authentic and funny, which has won the general recognition of the audience. Driven by the actor Zhu Huaixu, Sun Honglei and Zhang Yixing also performed well, and the three actors joined forces to contribute a highlight plot to the audience. When talking about why he spoke Tangshan dialect in the play, teacher Zhu Huaixu frankly said: First of all, the character is suitable, and then there is the role of the role is less, and speaking some dialects can be remembered by the audience.
It is not difficult to see that Teacher Zhu Huaixu is really both real and low-key, which makes Brother Very Sincerely admire. Some viewers asked: Teacher Zhu Huaixu's Tangshan words are absolutely desperate, there is a sense of vision of Teacher Zhao Lirong, she is a Tangshan person, right?
In fact, Zhu Huaixu is a Beijinger, although not a Tangshan person that netizens think, but he does have a relationship with Zhao Lirong. As a colleague of the Chinese Critics Troupe, Zhu Huaixu has played Yang Mu in "Yang Sanjie's Complaint", and Ruan Mama in "Flowers as Media", and has been guided by old artists such as Zhao Lirong and Hua Yuexian during the performance, which has always made her grateful. After retiring, Teacher Zhu Huaixu starred in many film and television dramas, can you tell the role she has played?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="22" >4, Shi Jian—plays Hai Guangquan in the play, a native of Wuhan</h1>
Hai Guang Quan Jianghu is known as "Hai Ge", and is a character who is both interesting and righteous. A series of operations that are cruel, full of shock and scare people, under the interpretation of the actor Shi Jian, have distinct character characteristics, so that the audience sends out heartfelt likes. In addition, Hai Ge's Wuhan dialect in the play also directly amused the audience, pointing to Sun Honglei's nose and saying that you are really a Li Chengyang, and unexpectedly became a buzzword that praised people's cleverness.
Because the Hubei dialect itself is heavy, it is most appropriate for Haige to speak Wuhan dialect in the play. It must be admitted that Shi Jian, the actor of Hai Ge, has his own sense of comedy, and at the same time, as a drama actor, his stage experience is also very rich, plus Shi Jian was once a cross-talk actor debut, so although the fame is not large, I believe that with the popularity of "Sweeping Black Storm", Shi Jian's fans will also increase.
I saw someone on the Internet say that "Sweeping Black Storm" is really a dialect party! Wuhan dialect, Changsha dialect, Sichuan dialect, Baoding dialect interspersed, it is really fun. It seems that the dialect is indeed the soul of a region, inheriting the history and culture of the region for thousands of years. In fact, in addition to the dialects introduced above, although Sun Honglei, a northeasterner, and Wu Yue, a Shanghainese, speak Mandarin, their languages also have their own hometown characteristics.
Here, I would like to give special thanks to the actors from all over the world in the TV series "Sweeping The Black Storm", and thank them for bringing stories with laughter and tears. So, have you paid attention to the TV series "Sweeping The Black Storm"? Which actor in the show do you like? Welcome to the product of your message comments, and synchronous attention to very brother decryption it!