In recent years, more and more actors have not hesitated to eat all kinds of exotic food, even unhygienic food, for the needs of their roles. This attitude of sacrificing one's mental and physical strength for the sake of performance was appreciated, but it also caused some controversy and concern. Below, let's take a look at some of the experiences full of acting skills!
In the movie "I Am Not the God of Medicine", actor Wang Chuanjun ate a total of 44 steamed buns in order to show the character's desire for food. It seems to be a simple scene of eating steamed buns, but the actors are required to show the feeling that they can't eat enough with relish. Wang Chuanjun worked tirelessly, although he was extremely disgusting, he still showed eagerness. This kind of professionalism enabled Wang Chuanjun to successfully break free from the magical image of Guan Gu in the past.
In the movie "Assembly Number", Deng Chao picked up the flatbread and chewed it vigorously for a scene of green onion burritos. Although the temperament of this northern delicacy is very Xi, in order to shoot this scene, Deng Chao bit ten green onion burritos, not only choked uncomfortably, but also choked on the green onions to tears. This scene makes people feel that his performance is real and engaged, and he spares no effort to present the effect requested by the director.
In the movie "Tiger Guard", Chow Yun-fat has a scene where he swallows 12 raw eggs raw. This is a real shooting, Chow Yun-fat blends into the scene, regardless of whether the food will be inedible or vomit, just swallow it. This professionalism and professionalism is admirable.
And Andy Lau played the role of a foodie in the movie "Blind Detective", because each scene had to be filmed several times, so he couldn't eat too much, so he had to chew the food and spit it out. Especially in a scene of eating chicken feet, Andy Lau ate it for three hours, and the chicken feet stinked because of the long time, but in order to maintain the continuity of the plot, he still swallowed it. This persistence and professionalism is admirable.
Through their own efforts and sacrifices, these actors have successfully created the image of various eating dramas. Their efforts and performances are recognized and appreciated by the audience, and they also have a certain impact on society.
On the Internet, these experiences have attracted widespread discussion and attention. Some viewers expressed their appreciation for the professionalism and performance ability of the actors, believing that this is the respect and pursuit of the actors for their roles. At the same time, some viewers are worried about the health of the actors, thinking that this way of eating dramas may bring hidden health risks to the actors, emphasizing that the physical and mental health of the actors should be valued.
Similar incidents have happened before. For example, actor Liu Yifei did not hesitate to eat dozens of earthworms in order to show the level of women's kung fu in the movie "Mulan". The incident attracted the attention of ** and the audience, with many praising her acting skills and professionalism, but others expressing concern about her behavior and calling on the actor to pay attention to her physical health during the performance.
This phenomenon of eating exotic food or unhygienic food for the sake of the character is not uncommon in the film and television industry. Many actors do not hesitate to eat all kinds of strange foods in order to create their character images. Although this behavior is admirable, it has also sparked discussions about the actor's physical health and the way he performs.
The impact of the whole incident on society is multifaceted. First of all, the actors' acting skills and professionalism were recognized, leaving a deep impression on the audience. Secondly, this special way of performing has attracted the attention of the audience and **, prompting them to pay attention to and discuss the physical health of the actors. Finally, these events have also had a certain impact on the image of the actors, allowing people to have a deeper understanding of their professionalism and fighting spirit.
As for whether there is an update on the progress, there are no reports on it at this time. However, it is foreseeable that these experiences will have a certain impact on the actors and the entire film and television industry, encouraging more actors to build their roles conscientiously, and at the same time triggering the audience's deep thinking about the physical and mental health of the actors and the way they perform. This also brings up a series of questions worth discussing and exploring.
Here, I would like to ask the readers, do you know any other similar experiences of eating theater?What do you guys think about the effort that the actors put into their roles?Are you worried about the health of the actors?Welcome to leave a message to discuss. Let's work together on this interesting and thought-provoking topic!