Group photo of the main creative guests
Beijing, December 14 (China News Network) (Reporter Zhang Xi) On the 13th, the movie "The History of the Demise of Romanticism" held a grand premiere ceremony in Beijing. The film's director Cheng Er, starring Ge You, Zhang Ziyi, Du Chun, Zhong Xintong, Yan Ni, Huo Siyan, Du Jiang, Lü Xing, Yang Lulu attended, and a number of directors and actors in the industry also appeared to watch the film and gave super high praise.
Ge You, Zhang Ziyi
The movie "The History of the Demise of Romanticism" tells the story of the changes that happened to Mr. Lu, a prominent person in Shanghai Beach, on the eve of the great turmoil in 1937. The plot of the film includes gangsters, assassinations, anti-Japanese, etc., and the picture is very exquisite.
Yan Ni
On the same day, a group of main creators appeared gorgeously, and when Ge You and Zhang Ziyi appeared, they caused more commotion. Ge You, who plays Mr. Lu, revealed that he was "quite ambiguous" with Xiao Liu, played by Zhang Ziyi in the film. "The History of the Demise of Romanticism" even evoked Zhang Ziyi's memories: "I told Youge that you took me away, this sentence is not particularly easy for girls to say, in my own life, I have said such a sentence." Now I feel particularly emotional. ”
Romantic "Christmas Paralysis"
In addition, referring to the large section of the Shanghai dialect dialogue in the film, Zhang Ziyi admitted that she studied very hard, "Everyone is working very hard, Yan Ni learns Shanghainese, and she is about to break her tongue." Ge You said that a movie with a full charm like "Romantic" is suitable for "slowly enjoying while drinking black tea."
Guests Guan Hu and Liang Jing
In addition, at the premiere, Gu Changwei, Tian Yusheng, Zhou Zijian, Li Yu, Zhao Yingjun, Yang Qing, Li Shaohong, Chen Ziyan, Zhao Yinyin, Ma Le, Jiang Jiaen, Shang Wenjie, Ding Sheng, Guan Hu, Liang Jing, etc. appeared to help, and pianist Zhao Yinyin presented a song "Winter Journey".
It is reported that the movie "The History of the Demise of Romanticism" will be released nationwide on December 16, 2016. (End)