Recently, actor Yu Entai was pulled out by netizens to suspect that she had "oiled" actresses at a movie conference in 2014, and the photos circulated showed Yu Entai making a hugging posture for the actress, but the other party's expression and limbs were slightly resistant.
On July 3, the actress in question posted a suspected default sexual harassment, but the film director posted that night arguing for Eun Tai's innocence.
Yu Entai, who became popular because of his role as Lu Xiucai in "The Tale of Wulin", is also a "scholar bully" outside the play, who is not only a double doctor of the Central Academy of Drama and a directorial art research major, but also studied at Oxford University. Last year, with the English dubbing clip in "Sound Immersion", Yu Entai returned to the audience's field of vision and played the role of Yan Shu in the TV series "Qingping Le" broadcast this year.
But recently, some netizens pulled out that in February 2014, at the premiere of the movie "Li Cola Searching for Someone", the male protagonist Yu Entai was suspected of sexually harassing actress Wang Lanfei.
Video stamp: http://tv.cctv.com/2014/02/17/VIDE1392626355997655.shtml
The observer network query found that the film's 2014 premiere video had appeared many times in the relevant description of "Yu Entai Tan Zhuo Wang Lanfei left hugging right embrace Yan Fu is not shallow".
In the video, the male and female protagonists are shooting promotional photos that match the relationship between the characters in the film, and the host on the side reminds the two sides to "discuss it and enter (state)".
While filming with actress Wang Lanfei, Yu Entai approached the woman and said a word to her, then put down the microphone and began to pose.
Then, Yu Entai made a hug and leaned on Wang Lanfei's shoulder, to which the woman reacted slightly surprised and resisted, but still completed the action with a smile.
At this time, the female host on the side reminded that the two did not shoot the character relationship of "the male protagonist relies on the girl" in the film, after hearing this, Yu Entai changed the posture of taking pictures with the girl back to back, crouched down and hugged each other from behind.
After being hugged, Wang Lanfei looked very surprised, but still laughed and cooperated with the completion of a few seconds of posing, and the on-site personnel also laughed.
For this posture, the female host was also confused and said: "(This posture) do you understand? I'm really confused. ”
The video shows that in the subsequent photo session with another female protagonist, Tan Zhuo, Yu Entai also posed as a kneeling knee and biting Tan Zhuo's finger.
After the on-site photos were pulled out by netizens, the actress Wang Lanfei posted on Weibo at 17:09 on July 3 that she had been away from the show business circle for a while, "suddenly returning to the public's attention, it was in such an embarrassing and unpleasant way." What happened in the past, I don't want to mention it again, this time I have been disturbed and wronged, and I will slowly calm down on my own."
Wang Lanfei also wrote that after women in the workplace encounter sexual harassment, they should have the courage to stand up, otherwise they will make the harassers worse. The article is also accompanied by related topics such as "Please respect women" and "say no to sexual harassment".
In the eyes of many netizens, this voice of the actress concerned is the "default" of Yu Entai's sexual harassment.
But more than 4 hours later, the director of "Li Kele Searching for Someone" @ Zhou Wei sent a text to support Yu Entai, not only praising his dedication, friendliness and generosity, but also explaining that when taking pictures that year, Yu Entai "consulted with actresses everywhere", screenshots and GIFs were "taken out of context", and attached live video links to prove Yu Entai's innocence.
In this regard, Yu Entai has not yet responded.
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