In 2018, in the second season of "I Am an Actor", Xu Zheng, as a resident mentor, once said that the spring of a good actor is coming.
However, what kind of actor can be said to be a good actor?
Xu Zheng once said of an actor: "I don't dare to look him in the eye, because he tells the character with his eyes!" "
This person is a national first-class actor, known as "Tibet's first male actor" Dobjie.
Maybe you didn't know his name before, but you certainly know his work
For example: Ritai, the patrol captain in "Coco Siri".
Dobje, who is now 67, is still active on the screen, do you remember him?
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In May 1953, a boy fell to the ground in Kada Township, Ghouna County, Shannan, Tibet Autonomous Region.
His parents named him "Dobje".
Dobje was born to be the darling of the stage, and the loud cry from birth doomed him to an extraordinary experience thereafter.
Unlike other children who are mischievous, Dobje has loved singing since he was a child, likes character-playing games, and buries a dream of a hot-blooded hero in his heart.
His family saw that he liked literature and art, and when he was sixteen or seventeen years old, he was sent to enter the amateur propaganda team to study theatrical performances.
At that time, however, "singing" could not be eaten, and in order to survive, Dobje became a coal miner in Shigatse.
Until the end of 1976, the Tibet Repertory Theatre went to the local area to recruit the last batch of workers, peasants, and soldiers. The 18-year-old Dobje was rekindled in hope and became one of 500 applicants.
Years later, he recalls this past and is still full of gratitude: "At that time, the enrollment was very simple, just look at the appearance, let you sing a song, and then read a poem with them, and finally they chose two in the coal mine, and then took us to Lhasa, took the Sichuan-Tibet Highway for 15 days, and then took the train to Shanghai in Chengdu." "
From Tibet to Shanghai, thousands of miles away, Dobje knew that this was the beginning of a journey of a thousand miles.
After arriving at the Shanghai Theater Academy, I found that this place is really a temple of art. At that time, there were also many well-known actors, such as Teacher Zhao Dan and Teacher Zhang Ruifang, who gave them lessons.
How important it is to learn, Dobje, who is in a remote area, knows very well that if you want to achieve your dreams, you need to study down-to-earth. Although his foundation is poor, as long as he is willing to work hard, the iron pestle can also be sharpened into a needle.
At the graduation ceremony, Dob played the graduation play "Romeo and Juliet" as the male number one Romeo, and also caused quite a stir in the school.
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After graduation, Dobje did not stay in the bustling Shanghai, but returned to his hometown of Tibet, where he wanted to dedicate his strength to his hometown.
As a result, he became an actor in the Tibetan Repertory Theatre, and as long as it is a film and television work with Tibetan themes, Dobjie will always do his best to perform no matter how much he is paid.
Many viewers have known Dobjie, mostly from "Coco Ciri".
In the movie "Coco Xili", the patrol captain Ri Tai played by him is a tragic hero, and because of this role, director Ning Hao saw this powerful faction with "eagle eyes".
In early 2009, Dobje, who suffered from surgical cataracts, went to Shanghai for medical treatment.
Before leaving the Pudong airport, he received a call from the assistant director of "No Man's Land" and invited him to play the role of poacher in the film.
From the anti-poacher in "Coco Ciri" to the poacher-killer in "No Man's Land", the character contrast is huge, and Dobje is a little hesitant at first.
After getting the script handed over by Ning Hao's team, Dobje's thinking completely changed, "The script is too wonderful, and the role is very challenging. "
In order to play this role well, Dobje experienced life in Xinjiang before filming, others were turning around, but he was stuck in the house to watch "The Godfather" to learn the style of Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, and watching "Old Nobody" learned the villain role played by Javier Baden in the film, looking for the feeling of a criminal.
He joked: "It's not easy for bad people, and in real life, I don't even dare to eat live lobsters, let alone let me kill people." "
Sure enough, after the movie came out, Dobje was on fire.
Many people dug up Dobje and wanted him to go to the big city, but he was always unwilling to leave the drama, let alone leave his homeland.
"When I encounter what to shoot, my life pursuit is always the first thing to do my job. My job is the work of the Autonomous Region Repertory Theatre. "
In life, the most difficult thing is to maintain that exquisite and transparent original heart.
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Unlike many actors, Dobje insisted on not having his own agent for years.
As a national-level actor, he always wants to set an example for those who come after him, "When you are young, you have good energy, where do you need to be taken care of by others?" "
In 2008, while filming the TV series "Breaking into kanto", Dobje was crushed in his knee during the filming process, and he had no agent to take care of him, so he had to suffer on his own.
In Dobje's eyes, there has never been an actor, only an actor with good acting skills and good skills.
He regards every time he enters the group to shoot a scene as an opportunity to learn, as for the high-end nanny car, bodyguard, assistant or whatever, he feels "embarrassed to talk about this pomp and circumstance", which is his principle.
Nowadays, there are more than a dozen bodyguards, six or seven agent stars, seeing such a Dobjie, I don't know if I feel ashamed.
Dobje, who is still glowing in front of the screen, was asked in an interview what kind of movies he didn't like, and Dobje replied flatly: "Don't make martial arts films." "
He explained that on the one hand, it was because of his age, his body could not bear it. On the other hand, Dobje believes that in today's movies, martial arts shots have become a gimmick to attract audiences, "fighting at every turn", and if there are too many violent scenes in movies, it will also have a bad social impact.
Such a good actor with a sense of responsibility is really the integrity and style of a real actor.
What is the difference between a star and an actor? It is not only the difference in acting skills, but more importantly, whether he has a sense of mission and whether he treats acting as if he were a life.
Apparently, Dobje did.