Friends who have watched "Nine Pin Sesame Officer" will definitely remember that Bao Longxing, played by Zhou Xingchi, scolded to the point of being pale and almost out of breath, the grand eunuch Li Gonggong.
Friends who have watched "New Dragon Gate Inn" will definitely remember the old eunuch Jia Gonggong, who is sometimes kind-eyed and kind-eyed, sometimes vicious and terrible, with a honey belly sword and a sword hidden in a smile.
Friends who have watched "Smiling Proud of the Rivers and Lakes" will definitely remember the sinister and cunning, scheming, fierce, arrogant eunuch leader Gu Gonggong.
Some viewers have seen three films, but they have never found that the three eunuchs with different role positioning and different images are actually played by the same actor, who is Liu Xun.
This is a veteran Hong Kong actor with superb acting skills, although he always plays a supporting role in movies and almost never plays a leading role, but the supporting role he plays sometimes shines more strongly than the protagonist.
47-year-old he has only entered the entertainment industry, has been 30 years, when playing a decent character is also a righteous, when playing a villain, no matter what type of role he can perform, different effects, known as trick
In 1986, Tsui Ke directed a film in which he served as an opera director, and since then he has formed a relationship with the film, in 1987, the first film played a Taoist in the film, Maoshan Master Brother Zhan In 1990, Tsui Ke played the villain eunuch in a costume action movie, and he won the best supporting actor at the 10th Hong Kong Film Awards with his exquisite interpretation.
What is more interesting is that some senior fans said after studying that the role played by Liu Xun has a characteristic, that is, when he has a beard, he is a decent person, and when he has no beard, he is a villain.
Is there any truth to this statement? There really is, let's review some of the roles he played.
In "Lame Hao", he plays the drug dealer Gao Lao feng, beardless, and villain who joins forces with Fei Bo to deal with crippled Hao and is finally killed by Crippled Hao.
In "A Knife In the City", he played Ao Bai, the head of the GongWangFu who was good at dark weapons, sleek in his handling, and the city government was extremely deep, and finally was cut in half by Wang Wuyi's knife.
In "Taiji Zhang Sanfeng", he plays Zhang Sanfeng's master, Master Jueyuan, with a beard and a decent style.
In "Tai Chi Grandmaster", he plays a righteous Rong Wangye, with a beard and a decent style.
In "Huang Feihong One Of the Heroes", he played the heroic and patriotic Commander of the Black Flag Army, Liu Yongfu, with a beard and a decent style.
In "Huang Feihong's Three Lions Battle", he played Huang Linying, the father of a generation of grandmaster Huang Feihong, with a beard and a decent style.
Isn't that fun? Of course, there are exceptions to everything, and there are also some characters who break the law that he has a beard is decent, and a beardless person is a villain.
For example, in "Modern Rulai Divine Palm", he played Yan Zhen, the leader of the delegation who helped Andy Lau deal with the special functions of the mainland, who had no beard but was decent.
For example, in "The Heroic Nature of Water Margin", he plays Lin Chong's boss Gao Li, who uses power for personal gain, frames Zhongliang, has a beard, but is a villain.
However, there are not many such examples, so it is not wrong to use bearded is decent, beardless is a villain to describe him, I think the problem is not big, this is not wrong.
It can be said that whether it is to portray Haojie Chivalrous or interpret the evil devil's crooked way, he is handy, because this kind of random switching between good and evil, the superb acting skills that come from hand to hand, he is called "a thousand faces as it comes".
This title echoes Liang Jiahui, who has also won the reputation of "Emperor of a Thousand Faces" because of his amazing acting skills and ability to control various types of roles, which shows that the audience and fans recognize and respect Liu Xun's acting skills.
Today, Liu Xun is 80 years old, looking back on his film and television and opera career, he once said: "My own life, it seems to have nothing, but looking back, it seems to be very rich, I have tried and done everything."
I work hard, although I don't get a lot of wealth, money, but my life is to be at ease, not to seek some kind of vanity, I hope that I am giving people guidance in the soul, subtle, that tube is small, I feel good. ”