The TV series "Rebels" directed by Zhou You was released on June 7. These days, Yaqing has been watching this drama, and the overall feeling is good. The opening plot is compact and fascinating, starting from the selection of the academy, advancing layer by layer, quite textured. Watching Lin Nansheng, played by Zhu Yilong, from a spirited teenager to becoming an extraordinary agent of the Revival Society, the process in the middle is not abrupt, nor does it violate the sense of harmony.
However, the drama still failed to get rid of the various routines of spy dramas, and many plots let people see the beginning and guess the ending. However, the performance of the old drama bone Wang Zhiwen is very amazing, one eye and one action are just right, shaping an underground party member hidden inside the enemy vividly. Zhu Yilong and Tong Yao's performance is also very online. Instead, Wang Yang, who played the head of the secret service, Chen Moqun, was judged by the crowd with mixed reviews.
This can't help but remind me of a movie I watched not long ago, the spy war film "On the Cliff" directed by Lao Mouzi, in which Ni Dahong, who plays the secret agent leader Gao Bin, is extremely impressive. Oh, how to say it, the Gao Bin he plays, let people shudder when they look at it.
In contrast, Although Wang Yang and Ni Dahong both play the role of secret agent leaders, the difference in their performances is really quite large.
The first difference comes from a sense of age.
Some characters, the actors are too young, which is not a good thing.
For example, playing a secret agent leader, if there is a young man, then no matter how he plays, it is difficult to convince the audience.
When Ni Dahong filmed "On the Cliff", he was exactly 60 years old, and the Gao Bin he played did not have to act, giving people a feeling of "old scheming".
Of course, Ni Dahong has acting skills, and his super control makes the role he plays have a deterrent power that is not angry and threatening.
And this ability is not achieved overnight.
I remember that the first film ni Dahong participated in when he first appeared on the screen was in 1985, when he played a young warrior Duan Yuguo in Xie Jin's "Garland Under the Mountain". At that time, Ni Dahong was still full of green face, and the performance was also very superficial. Therefore, after the release of "Garland under the Mountain", Liang Sanxi, played by Lu Xiaohe, Zhao Mengsheng played by Tang Guoqiang, and Jin Kailai played by He Wei, all left us with unforgettable memories, while Duan Yuguo, played by Ni Dahong, was vaguely impressed.
When did Ni Dahong start to be remembered by the audience?
I think it was in 2010, after he starred in Sima Yi in "The New Three Kingdoms". In this long-form TV series that brings together stars such as Chen Jianbin, Yu Hewei, and Lu Yi, Ni Dahong's performance is really eye-catching. His performance is deep and introverted, portraying a founder of the Western Jin Dynasty who is stoic, hidden, and very good at judging the hour and sizing up the situation.
From Sima Yi's initial vision to choose Cao Pi, to his efforts to block Zhuge Liang, to his pretending to be crazy and stupid to paralyze Cao Shuang, Ni Dahong's performance has progressed layer by layer, with great depth and thickness, and has been praised by the audience as "the closest to history" as a figure.
I think the reason why Ni Dahong was able to portray Sima Yi so vividly is mainly because he has a certain life experience, the accumulation of years, and various life experiences. That makes him seem so handy in shaping such a complex character.
Just think, if 20-year-old Ni Dahong were to play Sima Yi, could he perform this effect? I don't think it's possible at all.
In the same way, when Wang Yang portrayed Chen Moqun in "Rebel", he also suffered the loss of being too young.
Because he could not be "hidden" like Ni Dahong, he had to try to show his "resourcefulness".
So the Chen Moqun we see, for the most part, is playing cool. The eyebrows are always locked, and the corners of the mouth are always tight, as if only "not smiling" can highlight the sinister and calm of the characters.
In fact, Wang Yang is also a good actor.
We can see this from his outstanding performance in the reality show "I Am an Actor".
In 2002, after graduating from the Shanghai Theater Academy, Wang Yang was admitted to Beijing Renyi as an actor. And Beijing Renyi, that is a gathering place for good actors. Wang Yang was able to become one of them, which shows that his conditions in all aspects are very outstanding.
Before this, we have seen Pu Shaojie portrayed by Wang Yang in "My Kung Fu Girlfriend", Zhu Yang portrayed in "Guessing the Heart", Chen Busen portrayed in "If There Is Tomorrow", Qiu Shaoyun portrayed in "Qiu Shaoyun", and Shangtang portrayed in "Deep Sea Sword".
I think the most important reason why these characters impressed us is because they are very close to Wang Yang himself and are also the same in age.
However, Chen Moqun in "Rebel" is different, as a secret agent leader who has experienced hundreds of battles, if his eyes are light and his work is exaggerated, it is difficult for the audience to have a sense of identity.
Wang Yang has an excellent appearance as an actor. He is tall and handsome, and is known as the "replica of Pei Yongjun". In "Rebel", the stylist also specially "carefully" designed a curly hair style for him to make him look more handsome in the shot. However, I think it is this handsome and compelling shape that reduces a lot of points for the role of Chen Moqun.
A person is too eye-catching, and it can be recognized at a glance when put in a pile of people, which obviously does not fit the personality of a secret service leader.
This point, Ni Dahong in "On the Cliff", is very different. In the play, more often than not, he is dressed in black, hiding himself among the crowd and in an inconspicuous position. A black hat also covered half of his face. You don't see anything different about him, or even easy to ignore, and this is exactly what fits Gao Bin's professional identity.
I think that the biggest difference between Ni Dahong and Wang Yang, the secret agent leaders they play, lies in the interpretation of the roles of "vicious" and "fierce".
When Ni Dahong embodies the "fierce heart" of Gao Bin's role, he does not have too much language, and more often relies on sharp eyes, which makes people feel frightened.
For example, in "On the Cliff", there is a scene in which Gao Bin, played by Ni Dahong, silently observes Zhou Yi, played by Hewei. He was very suspicious that Zhou Yi was a lurking undercover agent, and in fact he was. But Because Gao Bin could not produce conclusive evidence, he could not show so obvious, and everything could only be carried out in secret.
Ni Dahong's treatment was to sit still in the face of Zhou Yi, but his slowly turning eyes were as sharp as eagles, and even the tiniest details of Zhou Yi's body could not escape his eyes
Although he was smiling on his face, his eyes were very cold, hiding cruelty and insidiousness, and even his eye bags were full of drama.
He maintained an unusual calmness, and usually only people who were extremely deep in the city government would be so unchanging.
Ni Dahong used his superb acting skills to explain to us what is the real "Tarzan collapses in front of us and the color remains unchanged, and the elk is happy on the left and does not look at the moment".
And the result of his treatment makes us believe even more that Gao Bin is not only a vicious handmaiden who kills people without blinking, but also a cold-blooded animal without feelings. Obviously, such a person is the most terrible.
Therefore, in "On the Cliff", every appearance of Ni Dahong will make people feel creepy.
Because we can never guess what bad ideas will be next for Gao Bin, who he plays.
And the Wang Yang we see in "Rebel", he shows the "yin fierceness" of the characters, that is, squinting, showing the anger of the characters, is staring. Then the rest of the time, I was playing cool, or dressing up handsome.
Even when Chen Moqun led his men down to the bookstore to arrest people, he also adopted a very handsome but very strange way of holding a gun.
In order to reflect Chen Moqun's gloomy personality, we can see that Wang Yang has done his best to control his facial expressions, but as soon as he speaks, he constantly provokes his eyebrows, or let him break the work for a second.
In episode 11, which aired yesterday, there was a scene that almost made people laugh out loud.
It was Lin Nansheng, played by Zhu Yilong, who was recognized by our party, and Chen Moqun, played by Wang Yang, was angry and corrupt, and he came to Zhu Yizhen's school and arranged for his subordinates to block the school. When giving orders to his subordinates, he habitually stood obliquely with one foot. When dealing with an emergency situation, it is absolutely impossible for people to adopt such a hanging posture, even if Wang Yang especially wants to show Chen Moqun's relaxation and indifference, he should not adopt such a standing style under such circumstances.
More netizens reported that Chen Moqun, played by Wang Yang in "Rebel", is really handsome, but he always has the feeling of overpowering. I think that in the end, this is still the embodiment of the lack of fire mastery.
So, can Wang Yang become an actor like Ni Dahong?
I think so.
However, this requires the precipitation of time, long-term experience and rich life experience to achieve it.
It may be a long process, but I think that as long as a person has a goal, then he will definitely be able to achieve it.
So, are you guys watching Rebel? How does it feel? Welcome to interact with more netizens and fans through the message area.
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