10. Eddie Murphy
In 1984, Murphy ushered in the peak of his acting career, playing Axel In Beverly Hills Detective. Foley – A rogue, witty detective from Detroit.
Prior to Professor Fat Guy, producer Glazer collaborated on several films and TV series with Eddie Murphy, including the most recent Life and Project Boffinger, and Glazer said: "Our sense of humor is similar, so trusting each other makes us happy to take risks." ”
Eddie Murphy's fat professor is really impressive, and the funny plot, coupled with funny language and expressions, can't help but make people enjoy it.
9. Carell
The street girls filmed in 1991 are also a classic of the times. Arguably one of the finest comedies of the 90s.
Behind the Scenes of Impostor 2007: After all, a well-rounded comedy star like Kim Carey is hard to come by, and Steve Carell's rush to the comedy world fills that gap. It seems that Tom Shadyak has finally found someone who can help him continue to convey the explosive sense of humor that has gradually developed in "Professor Fat Guy" and "The True Hand" - interweaving moral stories with comedy. And the question that has been debated in "Counterfeit Gods": Where does the real power come from? Through the intervention of divine power, in the pursuit of happiness, what should be abandoned will continue. In fact, Carrell's Evan in "Counterfeit Gods" is a very small character, but it condenses a lot of intelligent jokes, making him the next successor of the "Fake Gods", which seems to be a very perfect choice.
8. Ben Stiller
Stiller first appeared on the big screen in 1987, where he took on a role in Spielberg-directed Empire of the Sun. In order to prove that in addition to his acting talent, he can also make good films, and immediately after the filming of "Empire of the Sun", he took over the music video of "Back to Brooklyn". Next, he starred in the satirical TV series of the same name with several other comedians, "Back to Brooklyn", and put the MTV he had previously shot at the end of the film. In the film, Stiller played his comedic talents to the fullest, and was favored by the famous film company Fox.
The marital happiness of the box office champion movie "Meet your father-in-law and mother-in-law" was toyed with by the future father-in-law, and Ben Stiller's troubled feelings always became the audience's best entertainment after dinner.
7. Adam Sandler
The comedy film "Life Remote Control," in which he and Kate Beckinsal co-starred, beat the crowd with a $40 million hit, making it the third best-selling comedy this summer after "BreakUp" and "The Priest Is Crazy," and the audience is more popular than the first two.
Featured film: Dad Rushes Forward (1999) combines many popular elements such as father-son relationship, big boy, adult humor, etc., and this film is destined to become one of the best films at the box office that year. Overage Transfer Student (1995) In this film, Adam Sandler's performance is very simple and natural. The success of "Overage Transfer Student" has also made a new breakthrough in the career of the big movie star in Hollywood, and has further consolidated his unshakable position in the world film industry.
6. Louis de Fines
Without the international reputation of "Tiger's Mouth", Fines' own favorite film" "The Adventures of The Priest of Jacob" is his well-deserved masterpiece, which brought Fines's acting career to a climax, with a high attendance rate of 7 million. It is said that Uri often had to reshoot because he laughed too hard when shooting, causing the camera to shake violently. Featured film: Crazy Nobleman (1971) tells the cabinet style of a miserly and greedy nobleman, portraying the satirical character of greed and snobbery, making this film extremely ornamental; The miser (1980) protagonist Abagun is an old widower who lends money at usury, believing that "the things in the world are the most precious to count money." "Especially the scene of receiving donations in the church, the laughter makes people's stomachs hurt, the old miser pretends not to hear the sound of donations, and when he hears the sound of donations, he pulls his legs and runs. The Foodie (1976) is arguably one of Finnes' finest films. This film makes people laugh almost everywhere, and it is a rare classic comedy work.
5. Zhou Xingchi
Stephen Chow, he is the deserved king of comedy in the Chinese circle. In the early stages of his acting career, he ran a dragon set, hosted children's programs, and became the king of comedy step by step. His film classics are estimated to not need to be introduced too much, he has never repeated himself, his film style has experienced from exaggeration to introversion, from funny to gentle, from body language to inner transformation, the most powerful thing about Zhou Xingchi is to express the tragic theme meaning in the form of comedy narrative, which can also cause reflection while giving people laughter. And many people call Zhou Xingchi "the Golden Carrey of the East".
4. Kim Kelly
Jim Carrey has had a desire to perform since he was a child, he often uses exaggerated body language and facial expressions to amuse his infirm mother, and when he was a teenager, he went bankrupt due to the failure of the family business, and he had to drop out of school to perform everywhere to help make ends meet. Later, by chance, Jim Carrey gradually entered the show business circle, and later became a Hollywood comedy star. He has created many impressive comedic characters for everyone with his exaggerated body movements and facial expressions. In 1994, he made the audience fall in love with his nonsensical film style with "Detective Plane Head". Jim Carrey blends his life into comedy films, and his witty humor is full of a connotation of irony and ridicule.
3. Rowan Atkinson
The comedies I often watched when I was a child were Chow Sing Chi's movies and "Mr. Bean". He was an Oxford Ph.D., but he played a fool for the audience all his life, his name was Rowan Atkinson, and I preferred to call him Mr. Bean. Atkinson can be said to have become a world-class comedy master with the role of Bean, such a way is much more difficult than other comedies to play different roles in different movies, he rarely speaks in comedy, his performance is basically done with rich body language and exaggerated expressions, and this silent comedy performance is more able to cross borders and break through language barriers. Although Atkinson has now said that he is old and will not play Mr. Bean again, I guess I will never forget his image of Bean in this life.
2. Buster Keaton
I believe that everyone does not have much impression of this Keaton, but I want to tell you that he was the only comedy master who could be compared with Chaplin at that time. But for various historical and ideological reasons, when Chaplin was popular throughout China, Keaton, who had the same status as Chaplin abroad, was basically unknown. Keaton is known as the "cold-faced laugher", he is different from most comedy stars, he plays roles are expressionless and sluggish, but can also cause the audience to laugh for no reason. Jackie Chan also said that he benefited a lot from Keaton's comedy, and also borrowed and imitated Keaton's bridge in the film.
1. Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin is one of AFI's ten greatest actors in a hundred years, and he is the deserved king of comedy. Chaplin's fat pants and torn top hat, as well as the small mustache and big shoes, plus a crutch that never leaves his hand are his representative symbols. Chaplin's comedy implies sympathy for the working people at the bottom, while at the same time making pungent satires about the government and the unkind for the rich. Chaplin's comedy films have profound social significance, no matter whether the times are prosperous or depressed, behind the cruel society there will always be a trace of human brilliance, which makes people's hearts warm, this is Chaplin.