Today's Yongjiang is fifty years old, and he is no longer the handsome boy he was at the beginning. wants him to play a young man, which is the most irresponsible, for the audience, for the company, for the actors, and for the movie itself, so it is necessary to open up another way for him.

And the path chosen for Yongjiang is to let him be a "well-dressed **" and play both good and bad guys to the extreme. And continue on this road, creating an evergreen tree in the international film industry, and also becoming a banner and benchmark for Phoenix culture.

Yongjiang does have the capital to be a "well-dressed **", it is said that he was also quite beautiful when he was young, and he was very good with Taiwanese youth idol Lin Zhiying in the nineties.

And if you want to play the bad guys well and perform colorfully, you must have such a foundation. Just like the comments in the newspaper, a person with a full face will know what the role is at a glance, and he will not bring "surprises" to the audience at all.

There are many actors with surnames who specialize in playing bad guys in Hong Kong and the mainland, Cheng Kui'an, who was born with a bad face, Long Yu, who is sinister and cunning, and Ji Chunhua, who is not a positive character at first glance, these are all very famous villain actors.

Of course, there are also actors such as Yongjiang, Li Zixiong, Huang Qiusheng, Zhang Yaoyang, etc., who are not very evil, but because of the restrictions on the scope of local movies, they can only succumb to the role of villains.

It's better in the mainland, the entertainment market in the mainland will gradually open up in the future, and actors will have a lot of opportunities to change their image. For example, Sun Honglei, who debuted as a villain, successfully got rid of the limitations of "ruffian" and "bully", and then transformed into an all-rounder who can travel between Xiaosheng and surname actors.

But in Hong Kong, in the 80s and 90s, it was almost impossible to make a difference. He persevered until the end of the nineties and finally entered Hollywood, but by that time his image had been stereotyped in the eyes of the audience and even the director, and most of the time he could only play the role of a villain.

The reason why he signed Yongjiang to Phoenix Culture early among so many Hong Kong actors is because he is a well-rounded actor who has been overused and limited in his functions, and he is definitely the most potential among Hong Kong old actors.

Unlike most old Hong Kong actors, Yongjiang has an excellent background, a wealthy family since he was a child, and he has a wide range of personal interests. An architecture graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, he is well-read, proficient in many sports, drawn, and even experienced flying airplanes and yachts.

All of this, after accumulation and precipitation, has become his real kung fu in acting, allowing him to easily control various types of roles and dig deep into the hearts of the characters.

In his previous life, Yongjiang was already an excellent actor known as an all-rounder, and there were no TV, movies, dramas, and song and dance dramas that he had not played, and the more he played, the more brilliant he became. It is never an exaggeration to say that he is an all-round actor, even if you look for actors around the world, they are a very minority.

As long as it can be used correctly and given more space to display his talents, it is very likely that he will be an evergreen in the film industry like Jack Nicholson and Paul Newman, and a standard latent "villain" like Anthony Hopkins, and doing all of this is extremely beneficial to Phoenix culture.

's performance in "The Silence of the Lambs" is the best proof of Yongjiang's acting skills, after getting rid of all kinds of constraints, he finally showed his superb acting skills, which are not inferior to Anthony Hopkins in the original.

Originally, in order to be able to shoot "Red Dragon" more smoothly in the future, he handed over the role of "Hannibal" to Ren Yinghua, but now it seems that Ren Yinghua's injury is really timely, if he hadn't quit due to injury, this day would have been much later.

When Mo Fei was still lamenting that Yongjiang was really the right one, Catherine Birog's contract had already been signed, and Catherine was not only satisfied with the company's ability to give such a contract, but even a little unbelievable.

Especially the box office sharing and investment in the agreement, which are much better than the contracts of many big directors, and it is unprecedented for a new director who is not well-known to get such a contract.

Of course, Catherine doesn't know how much she will achieve in the future, and it is impossible to know that Mo Fei is making a major revision to the contracts of all directors and actors under Phoenix Culture, giving a contract that is most suitable for everyone's development according to the height of achievement that everyone may achieve in the future, and it is also a contract that can firmly tie people to Phoenix Culture.

So when she signed the contract, she was even wondering if it would be really possible, Mo Fei became a little interested in her, and this contract was a signal that Mo Fei threw to her.

This contract made Catherine have to think so, you must know that the box office share is money, according to the box office of those movies before Phoenix Culture, each film has obtained the greatest revenue in the largest range. In the case of a medium-grossing film, last year's "Nightclub" won 68 million at the box office, even if it was only 5 percent of the final income, and it would be millions of dollars excluding taxes, and if it was a film like "Die Hard", it would be even more.

But almost all the movies of Phoenix Culture are scripts that Mo Fei came up with, and the director only needs to start the film according to the script, and there is no need to think about other funding or anything, which is impossible in other film companies.

In this way, isn't it equivalent to giving money to yourself? Such a method of sending money, if the boss is not a fool, then there must be another purpose, but no matter how you look at it, it is impossible to be a fool. But if Mo Fei thinks about himself, it seems unlikely, if so, how can he not say anything else, in short, there must be something he doesn't understand.

Thinking about it later, Catherine simply put her heart on the side and signed her name on the contract. Isn't it a fool to give up such a good opportunity for something that he didn't know was impossible, it's a big deal to refuse it when it's over, he can't use a strong one.

After signing the contract, Wu Long and Catherine went to Mo Fei to sign together, Mo Fei didn't mean anything else, but after signing the name on the contract, he asked Wu Long to give Catherine a copy, and then put away the company's share and prepared to seal it at that time.

Catherine's heart also relaxed a little, it seems that her worries are a little redundant, maybe she really appreciates her talents, and she really looks at others and herself a little little. But at the same time, there is a little loss, but it is indeed a good choice, does he have no idea at all, this is also a bit abnormal, men are very.

It's just that Catherine doesn't have much time to think about this mess, and Bruce Willis is coming soon, and after introducing the two of them, she is ready to start talking about work.

Today's Bruce is already a famous actor, a "Die Hard" has put on the coat of a tough guy hero image, fans will recognize him wherever he goes, group photos, autographs and other things are commonplace, and some female fans will kiss him, and it looks like a Hollywood big man.

It's just that when facing Mo Fei, Bruce doesn't feel like a "big star" at all, he is like a primary school student, and even his stuttering has been treated to a certain extent in front of Mo Fei.

He will always remember clearly that when he first met Mo Fei, it was just a sentence full of aura "I want you to be a big star", which made him, who was arguing with the producer of "Blue Moonlight Detective Agency", sign the contract happily.

And now that he is really famous, he is full of gratitude and awe for Mo Fei. It can be said that his current success is due to him, if it weren't for "Die Hard", he would still be staying up in the crew of that TV series, and fans don't know where they are. And Mo Fei, the person who gave him success can make him more successful in the future, and he can also give this success to others, what more people care about than this?

Mo Fei looked at Bruce sitting there with a serious appearance, and also felt a little funny, such a big person, like a child, smiled and said: "Bruce, can you take it easy, now is not the time to film, your heart will not be able to stand it if you are so nervous." ”

"Well, actually, it's okay, I'm training myself." Bruce didn't know how to explain it, and he couldn't say that I was more nervous when I saw you, so he just lied and dealt with it casually.

Mo Fei didn't bother to care about him anymore, took out two scripts to Bruce and Catherine, and said: "This is a new drama that the company is preparing to shoot next, and it is also a movie about police and heroes, and Catherine is the director of this film." Bruce: You play a retired police officer from the special forces in the film, who is devastated by the tragic death of his wife in a car accident, and lives in the memory of his wife every day, which leads to his own often lost his soul, and a little suicidal tendencies, but he is like a brave and agile cheetah.

On Christmas Eve, a young girl fell from a high-rise room in a hotel in Los Angeles. Rogers, the police officer who took over the case, arrived at the scene and found that the woman who fell from the building was the daughter of his partner during the Vietnam War, and decided to find out about the case. And the person in charge of partnering with Rogers is the character you play, because the two sides have different ways of solving problems, you and your partner will always have arguments, and because of your own suicidal tendencies, you think that there are too many people who want to kill themselves in this crazy city.

But after continuing to investigate, the two found that the case was not so simple. Behind the whole thing, hidden is a group of special forces veterans established by the CIA during the Vietnam War, who were responsible for infiltrating and sabotaging the drug trade secretly controlled by the Viet Cong at that time, but after the war, they used the drug network to start making their own profits, and Rogers's partner in the army was killed for hindering the interests of this drug cartel, and the truth is beyond the maximum scope of the two policemen's control......" (to be continued)

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