Every bright star in the entertainment industry carries the expectations of countless audiences, and middle-aged actors seem to be facing a series of troubles and crises at this time. Recently, the release of "Yunnan Worm Valley" has sparked heated discussions, but the audience has found problems with the actors, such as inconsistent images and discounted acting skills. At the same time, other middle-aged powerful actors are also in various predicaments, which makes people wonder if middle-aged actors can keep the hearts of the audience
1. The troubles of the actor's image:
The long-awaited "Yunnan Worm Valley" was finally released, but it caused a lot of problems, among which Pan Yueming's body shape became the focus of heated discussions. And Mesozoic actors, such as Yan Ni , Sun Li, etc., are also facing image problems. Yan Ni was once recognized for her rustic image, but excessive plastic surgery made her face look stiff and worrying. Sun Li was worried about the state of the new play, and the girlish feeling she once had gradually disappeared. While pursuing beauty, are these actors aware of the impact of image adjustment on their acting skills?
Second, the narrowing of the role of actors:
The performance of some powerful actors in the entertainment industry has attracted much attention, but in recent years, they seem to have fallen into the narrowing of their roles, causing the audience to feel aesthetic fatigue. Sun Honglei was once widely praised as a powerful actor, but his image gradually became funny and stupid because he joined variety shows. Liu Tao frequently took on dramas under the pressure of his career, which gradually solidified the image of professional women. Can these powerful actors make more breakthroughs in image shaping and challenge different types of roles?
3. Perception of the actor's age:
As they get older, some middle-aged actors seem to be stuck in the cognitive distress of age. Zhang Ziyi was praised for her acting skills of "throwing face in drama", but in "Shangyang Fu", she was questioned because of her role choice and was ridiculed as a "girl teacher". Jin Dong has failed to make a breakthrough in the image he has created over the years, which makes it difficult to highlight his acting skills. Can these actors be more rational in the issue of cognitive age and accept the audience's real expectations for the role?
Conclusion:
Middle-aged actors may face a series of problems on the road to the entertainment industry, such as the test of image, the narrowing of roles, and the recognition of age. However, it is also a process of growth, and audiences are looking forward to seeing them become more mature and diverse at this stage, bringing more amazing performances. I hope that the actors can respond more flexibly to the expectations of the audience while maintaining their individuality, and walk out of their own acting path.