Uncle Da left, with the regret of not cooperating with Xingye for the last time.
I never expected that the last time I saw Uncle Da on the big screen was the movie "The Legend of Debao of Shaolin Temple" released during the Spring Festival.
In the film, he still plays a supporting role and is unwell several times during filming. Uncle Da, who is very dedicated, also apologized to the staff one after another.
Watching the introduction of "Wu Mengda" in the search turn black and gray, my mood could not be calmed for a long time.
Xingye said: I am mentally prepared, but I am still very sad and sad, and I am unwilling to do so. He was my partner and old friend for so many years, and I can't accept it at the moment.
When he was still a green teenager, but now he is separated by yin and yang, the pain in Xingye's heart can be understood by the audience who like both of them.
The Slovaks are dead, what can we do but mourn?
Uncle Da is a supporting actor with a higher salary than the protagonist, the founder of the peak of Hong Kong comedy, and the deserved king of uncrowned comedy - I hope that Uncle Da in heaven can always maintain his cheerful smile.
In order to commemorate this golden supporting role, Tomato Jun today made an inventory of the most classic roles that Uncle Da and Xingye have worked together.
I only hope that these characters, these smiles, can make us remember Uncle Da, and can comfort everyone who likes her.
1. "Shaolin Soccer" Golden right foot Mingfeng
Few people know that this 2001 "Shaolin Football" was the last film that Stephen Chow and Wu Mengda worked together.
In the movie, Wu Mengda plays a football player who once had a broken leg, Ming Feng, known as the "golden right foot". It is precisely because of the existence of Ming Feng that Ah Xing, played by Zhou Xingchi, can embark on the road of playing football.
Wu Mengda and Zhou Xingchi in the film are also teachers and friends, and Wu Mengda in the film is also at the peak of his acting skills.
That face has no years of nonsense, more years of vicissitudes and the unwillingness of life, rather than explaining that Feng is a golden right foot, it is better to say that he is Uncle Da himself.
Many people spread the "Shaolin Football" after Zhou Xingchi and Uncle Da broke down, in fact, there is no thing.
In 2004, when filming "Kung Fu", Xingye left a special role for Uncle Da, and even his name was "Ada". It's just that the yin and yang are wrong, and Uncle Da has not been able to participate in the performance because of the schedule, which is top of Lin Zicong.
I didn't expect this miss to be forever.
2. "Journey to the West" Pig Eight Precepts Two Masters
This movie is enshrined as a god work after the new millennium, "Journey to the West" sets nonsense funny and comedic tragedy as a whole, when it comes to the comedy part, it has to be said that Wu Mengda played the pig Eight Commandments Ii is in charge.
In particular, the clip of helping the Supreme Treasure extinguish the fire can be called a classic in film history.
As soon as the knife was handed, the pain overflowed the screen.
3. "Truant Weilong" Cao Dahua
In the "Truant Weilong" series that set off a wave of campus films, Uncle Da played Xingye's partner and undercover "father" Cao Dahua.
Sweeping in the campus, the appearance of shaking arms and smoking cigarettes, I think many fans still remember it.
In particular, the scene that imitates the appearance of the Devil Terminator to "save the world" is simply classic.
4. "The King of Comedy" field service
In Xingye's classic work "The King of Comedy", Wu Mengda played a field worker who did not look up to him.
In the Star Ye movie, Wu Mengda did not play many villains, but the supporting role of this scene is a relatively rare unpleasant role in uncle Da's supporting role.
He represents the general view of the crew on Yin Tianqiu, played by Stephen Chow: can't look down, look down.
In fact, this is not the case, Uncle Da is actually the most positive character in "The King of Comedy", he is a police undercover.
The purpose of his scolding of Yin Tianqiu was, first, to cover up his identity as a policeman, and second, to find someone who was persistent and brave enough to help him solve the case.
5. "Wu Zhuangyuan Su Qi'er" Su Can's father
There are many films in which Wu Mengda plays Zhou Xingchi's father, and "Wu Zhuangyuan Su Qi'er" is the most typical one.
Because he was a local governor, Wu Mengda initially did a strong job outside the party, flying high, and playing the father of a clumsy child.
When he led the soldiers around the brothel, he was on his toes and high, and when he saw the prince token opposite, he bowed his knees.
Especially when he finally asked Su Can for dinner, there were some difficulties in the human world, which seemed to make people feel painful.
6. "Deer Ding Ji" Hai Dafu
In "Deer Ding", Wu Mengda played the role of Gong hai Dafu.
He is not only the master of Wei Xiaobao played by Zhou Xingchi, but also the leader of his palace.
This eunuch, who entered the palace from the age of one, left us with many classic lines and pictures.
For example, the sentence "The eunuch is an incomplete man." ”
There is also the powerful "bone sponge palm" of the hand.
7. "Nine Pin Sesame Officer" is packed with a promising
In "Nine Pin Sesame Officer", Wu Mengda played Bao Youwei, who is Zhou Xingchi's follower.
This Bao Youwei is a small person who is only non-committal, and also the eldest nephew of Bao Longxing played by Zhou Xingchi.
He is a little clever, a little bad, and is often coerced and lured to interfere with Bao Longxing's handling of the case.
However, he can also visit the morgue at night with Bao Longxing.
It is precisely because of the role of Bao Youwei that "Nine Pin Sesame Officer" can obtain a more brilliant comedic effect, and it can also be more inscriptive in the satire of the officialdom.
8, "God Eater" "big happy" boss
In the movie "God Eater", Wu Mengda really played a villain, that is, the "Big Happiness" boss who was initially constantly bullied by Stephen Zhou.
Although Uncle Da rarely plays a villain, in "God Eater", Uncle Da's role is the key to the turning point of the film.
This villain also allows many viewers to see Uncle Da's acting skills, and his several expressions from hippie smiley face to anger to bowing down and drinking "a glass of wine" are enough for many acting scum to learn for a lifetime.
9. "Death Judge" He Ruda
In "The Inquisitor", Zhou Xingchi played the famous Qing Dynasty teacher Song Shijie, while Wu Mengda played He Ruda of Zhixian County.
As a Zhi County, Wu Mengda's He Ruda contracted most of the laughs in the movie. His "fart", in particular, is enough to make the smell go out of the screen.
A few farts smoked a room full of people into the air, and this scene is still very funny to think about.
10. The third uncle of "Gambling Saint"
This is the first film that the director has formulated for Stephen Chow and Wu Mengda, and it is also the beginning of the golden combination of the two uncles and nephews.
In the movie, Zuo Songxing, a young mainland man with special functions played by Zhou Xingchi, is a nephew, and his special functions are discovered by the third uncle Wu Mengda.
It was also with the help of the third uncle that Ah Xing began to break into the rivers and lakes and embarked on the road of becoming a gambling saint.
In fact, in addition to Zhou Xingchi, Wu Mengda has many very classic roles, taibao in "Heavenly Love", master brother in "New OolongYuan", Hua Liucheng in "God of Gamblers", and Grandpa Han Ziang who sings seagrass and seaweed in "The Wandering Earth"...
But in the final analysis, Uncle Da and Zhou Xingchi are the memories that really belong to our generation.
With the departure of Uncle Da and the aging of Xingye, these memories were completely ended, archived, and sealed.
Thank you uncle Da for the happiness brought to us, but also thank him for his old man's acting skills that are rooted in the bottom of society.
Uncle Tat is one of the brightest and most dazzling pearls in the crown of Hong Kong comedy.
Although the pearl is gone, the brilliance lives on forever.
(Rotten Tomatoes Editorial Board: Yang Yang)