The dog is left to runThe lineup of harlequin is gathered, with different characteristicsThe director team is attentive!
CCTV's eight sets of recent ** "Dog Leftover Run" has caused a huge discussion among the audience. The reason for this is that the audience has two very different views on the show. Some viewers think that describing the tragic and heavy history of the Anti-Japanese War in a "ridiculous" and "funny" way is disrespectful to history, because the Anti-Japanese War is a pain point in China. However, another part of the audience believes that the comedy style of the show is only superficial, and its core is still to praise the anti-war spirit of the little people at the bottom.
In the context of today's pluralistic aesthetics, we should support the diversification of the themes of anti-Japanese war dramas, and after watching the first eight episodes, I feel pretty good overall, because the overall development of the drama is from comedy to tragedy, from the funny elements in the first half to the concentrated explosion of tragic elements in the second half. This way of plot development is the same as the movie "I Am Not Wang Mao". The film received a high rating of 8, indicating its success and the audience's recognition of the ending part of the character's incomparably tragic climax after "joy first and then sorrow" and "mixed joy and sorrow". This kind of storytelling often brings unparalleled tension and touching power to film and television works, which is the top technique for interpreting tragic stories in a funny way. For example, the dog and Apricot in the play are a natural couple, can you imagine the huge impact of Apricot being finally hit by the scene of the Japanese **?
There is no doubt that the humorous and funny dog in the play will gradually mature on the fierce battlefield, gradually see the face of the devil, and finally he will defend the dignity of the Chinese nation with a heroic and fearless spirit.
Without further ado, now let's take a look at the actors in the play, oops, one is really uglier than the other, which is unbelievable.
If you notice the ugliness of each character in the play, you can't help but think of the casting process of "Dog Run", which is obviously based on the appearance of the movie version of Wang Mao (played by Wang Dazhi), and is selected according to strict requirements among comedians across the country.
These harlequins are more laughable than the last, some have mouths as sharp as monkey gills, some have roe deer eyes, some have fat faces, some have thief eyebrows, in short, they are all pursuing an image that is both ugly and distinctive, to ensure that the audience can quickly remember that face.
As we all know, in all anti-Japanese light comedy works, the ugliness of the actors in the play is the standard, such as the devil Luo Quanleg played by Pan Changjiang in the movie "Raise Your Hands".
For another example, the devil translator and the "thin monkey" team leader in "Underground Traffic Station", their appearance is really amazing, comparable to the sky, not inferior.
Compared with the above-mentioned clowns, some of the harlequins in "Dog Leftovers Run" look much better, and there is no harm if there is no comparison.
In the play, Miao Chunlai is a company commander of the Kuomintang, a scum in the army who has no military temperament, no bottom line for doing bad things, and no national integrity. He was greedy for life and afraid of death, wanted money and killed people, bullied his soldiers, and even had an improper relationship with his subordinate Hou Qi's wife.
Faced with a major choice, he followed the example of Ma Peizhong, the traitor's uncle and puppet army county magistrate, and the two followed each other and embarked on the shameful road of traitor together. The two are in lockstep, collude with each other, and eventually become remorseful **.
In the play, the audience can pay attention to his appearance, and it is difficult to use the word "ugly" to describe his appearance.
Judging from the name "Ma Peizhong" alone, it is clear that the screenwriter wanted to connect him with animal genetics, precisely in order to make him connect with animal genes.
Playing Ma Peizhong is the famous actor You Yongzhi, who originally had a typical Chinese character face and looked quite heroic. However, in the play, the makeup artist deliberately made it ugly, not only matching him with long hair from the late Qing Dynasty, but also adding the iconic pair of small round glasses.
Coupled with the smile he revealed, it was simply a typical traitor's temperament.
In the play, Hou Qi's acting style is quite attractive, especially when the audience finds out that his wife is having an affair with Miao Chunlai, and a trace of humor can be felt in every line of his words.
For example, when Miao Chunlai suddenly promoted Hou Qi to lieutenant platoon commander, Hou Qi actually said to himself proudly: "Sure enough, my wife guessed right, saying that I will soon be promoted and make a fortune." How could he have thought that his promotion and fortune would come at the cost of his wife's body?
In the play, Hou Qi is Miao Chunlai's staunch subordinate and obedient to the company commander, while his wife has an extramarital affair with the company commander, so the character of Hou Qi has both a sense of humor and a hint of tragedy.
The reason why Zhao Tiezhu's appearance is unique is because his ugliness can be recognized at a glance, and he is a soldier who has been wandering in the old army for a long time.
Zhao Tiezhu is the brother-in-law of the platoon leader Hou Qi, and he is also the loyal squad leader under Hou Qi, and he, Hou Qi and Miao Chun constitute a chain of interests in collusion between superiors and subordinates.
Not only is Zhao Tiehammer ugly, but even the shrimp and steel eggs under his command are ugly that people can't bear to look at. Steel eggs are full of fat intestines, shrimp and sharp-beaked monkey gills, this group of actors don't know where they came from, but these ugly characters are all superb in acting, with a sense of humor and laughter.
One of the main villains in the play is Yang San, whose bad behavior goes deep into the bone marrow. Of course, the puppet county magistrate Ma Peizhong, the Kuomintang company commander Miao Chunlai, and the platoon commander Hou.
Seventh, the squad leader Zhao Tiehammer also behaved very badly.
Jiang Yi, who plays Yang San, has a sense of humor and was once considered handsome in "Paramount Tonight", but in this drama, his appearance has a hint of thief's eyebrows.
In the play, not only Yang San's appearance is embarrassing, but his little follower is also unusually ugly, and those eyes seem to have been gently cut into a gap. The two formed an ugly pair, and they were both morally corrupt big **, one had a bad heart for Xing'er's beauty, and the other coveted Xiaocui.
I have to admit that this drama has really put a lot of effort into pursuing the light comedy style of the Anti-Japanese War, especially in casting.
Of course, there are also some good-looking characters in the play, such as Xing'er played by Wang He, whose beauty is natural and does not need to be deliberately carved, full of youthful vitality.
However, it is a pity that according to the ending of the movie "I Am Not Wang Mao", in the end, Yang San realized that he couldn't get Xing'er, and actually gave her to the devil, this traitor really deserves to be punished severely.
Interestingly, there are almost no outstanding actors in this TV series, which is rare in previous film and television works.
Their appearance is really strange and a little unbelievable......