Recently, the entry #How many bowls of noodles did Ouhao eat behind the scenes has landed on the hot search.
Of course, this is not because the crew is spitting out that Ou Hao eats too much in disguise, but because he ate many bowls of noodles in the movie "My Father and Me" for the sake of Director Xu Zheng's request to "protect one piece".
Hahaha, I don't know if anyone is like me, seeing this picture has already come to mind the classic sketches of Teacher Chen Peisi and Teacher Zhu Shimao.
Ou Hao also joked about himself in the interview, saying that because he ate too much that day, he felt very resistant to seeing noodles at one point. However, at the same time, he also feels that as long as the movie is finally presented, it does not matter how much he eats.
Although everyone can see that this is actually the promotional content for the movie's popularity, there are still many netizens who have expressed their own views on this content, and some netizens said that Ouhao is so good at doing a good job and is very dedicated! But some netizens raised questions: this is not the most basic of an actor, why is it on the hot search? Isn't that too much of a fuss!
At first glance, it does sound very empathetic, but personal feelings can't be said exactly like that.
There are many examples of actors who make efforts to fit the role and finally present the work.
For example, when talking about Mr. Pan some time ago, we mentioned Christian Bell.
Known as the "rubber man", the big guy has spent most of his acting career doing almost inhuman body management for the role. In 2000, in order to star in "The American Patient", he increased his weight from a white and tender small fresh meat actor to 80 kilograms and practiced a body of tendon meat; in 2004, in order to play "The Mechanic", he lost weight to 50 kilograms; half a year later, he took over "Batman: The Mystery of the Shadow" and began to shape and increase muscle again;
Between 2006 and 2013, he was more desperate, in the superhero and various roles turnover, let his weight fluctuate back and forth at 61 kg -100 kg; until 2018, he was still challenging the limit, and he needed to complete the "target" of 60 kg in seven months for the role;
For example, Jackie Chan' big brother who will not die when filming a scene.
As we all know, Jackie Chan, who became popular in martial arts films, basically every work is shooting with his life. In order to finally present the real effect, Jackie Chan never used a stand-in, and sometimes even refused to bring protective measures, which made him the last person the insurance company wanted to see.
Some fans have counted that he has at least a dozen serious injuries. Filming "Drunken Fist" eyebrow bone injury, cracked corner of the eye, filming "Platinum Dragon" mouth collision, filming "Flying Eagle Project" sternum fracture and displacement, "City Hunter" right shoulder dislocation, but also knocked the knee injured, "Police Story" spinal pelvis displacement, filming "Red Fan District" foot fracture... Many other times he had already met death and was almost taken away by him.
I have to say that compared with these people, OuHao eats a few more bowls of noodles for the role is simply insignificant and not worth mentioning. In addition to him, there is even more, for the character to cut a hair, must be sent out to let fans praise.
Although it sounds a bit too much, but personally feel... In fact, no matter what degree of effort, it is not a bad thing to give them some praise in public opinion.
This is to praise these actors, but also to guide new and young actors, telling them that they will be appreciated if they pay, and subtly motivating them to learn and deepen this behavior of paying for the role. Although it sounds a bit like a parent to a child, after eating a meal to praise a "good" behavior, but after all, the final result of the actor is also enjoyed by the audience, so in order to present the final result, move the mouth of the thing, the audience why not enjoy it~
What do you think?