The Wind of China Entertainment 2005

Chapter 292
Tian Xiaojie, graduated from Chinese Opera, was in the same class as Chen Shu.

He has filmed dramas such as "The Burning Years of Passion" and "The Conspiracy". He is not well-known, but has excellent professional skills.

This time, he was recruited by Lin Yongjian to play Li Bohan in the play.

There is no doubt that Li Bohan, Director of the Operations Division, is the most capable among the directors of the Eighth Military Intelligence Bureau, similar to Li Ya in "Latent".

In the part about digging for clues in the play, the most exciting scenes are all related to him. He is also the most villain-like character. He is sinister, vicious, and merciless. He only talks about using people around him but not friendship. He thinks that his colleagues are trash.

Therefore, other characters in the play don't like this guy. His office relations are in a mess, he is very capable but not very popular.

A few days ago, Liu Jiang called the screenwriter over and gathered everyone together to discuss their suggestions and make revisions to the plot.

When the conversation was almost over, screenwriter Huang Ke said that he was a little unsure about the final ending.

He gave several ideas for everyone's reference. In the end, everyone unanimously expressed their opinion that Li Boxian was so hated that they should write him to death and misjudge him as an undercover agent. This is the ending of "Before Dawn".

Today we filmed the scene where Tan Zhongshu convened a meeting with several department heads to report on their work.

In the office, Li Bohan ridiculed his teammates, believing that it was because of their poor performance that the underground party that was finally caught was rescued.

So he and Qi Peilin bickered and made fun of each other about whether there was an undercover agent in the eighth round.

"The audience is quiet."

"Action!"

Wu Xiaodong plays the role of Ma Weiran, the medical director of the Eighth Bureau. In his early years, he was assigned to the "Three Kingdoms" crew as an executive director. He happened to be the team that filmed Sun Quan's scenes.

Unexpectedly, the candidate to play Sun Quan demanded sky-high remuneration, so director Wang Fulin kicked him out without even thinking about it. When he was thinking about who to replace, he unexpectedly noticed Wu Xiaodong.

Therefore, this person played both Sun Quan and Sun Jian, and he was very lucky to become a classic.

He held the tea cup in his left hand and the cup lid in his right hand, and gently scraped the surface of the tea water. The tea leaves swayed back and forth in the water, creating ripples.

"Don't get angry, okay."

After pausing for a few seconds, he glanced at the other division chiefs around him and continued: "Actually, whether you are in the Magic City or not, and whether you have the ability or not, these are all conditions and cannot be used as a reason to doubt someone. The important thing is that we cannot Chaos, but unity.”

Wu Xiaodong's tone of speaking his lines is very soft, his words are clear and round, and he has a strong broadcasting or stage accent.

The same thing happened to Lu Yuan, who reminded Lu Yuan of Ma Yue in "The Reign of Zhenguan".

This is a "common problem" among many older generation actors. When they were training lines, they had to consider stage equipment issues, so they were particularly hesitant in order to make the audience in the venue hear them clearly.

Another reason is that mainland film and television art did not grow completely barbarically in the last century. There were some special forces that secretly intervened, and some dramas had "bright themes."

As a result, actors express emotions more intensely when performing, as if they were reciting poems. Old actors are more affected by this, especially stage actors who have switched to film and television.

Of course, real drama masters generally have no accent.

Jiao Huang, Liang Guanhua and others are relatively good at leaving the stage. The older generation Lan Tianye is their teacher, and they are good in film and television.

"We must unite, yes, we must unite." Qi Peilin, played by Zhang Xilin, tapped his finger on the table and replied in an eccentric manner.

After a while, Sun Dabu accompanied Tan Zhongshu after reporting his work. Tan Zhongshu simply assigned some tasks to them and asked Li Bohan to follow him and continue to report on the progress of the "Trojan Horse Project".

Sun Dabu bent down and opened the door for Tan Zhongshu. When he saw Li Bohan preparing to follow him out, he slammed it shut. The look of disgust on his chubby face was clear.

The little expression made Lu Yuan, who was reading the newspaper on the side, almost burst into laughter. There was a lot of drama, and the supporting roles could also be brilliant if they were well acted.

He didn't hold it back and laughed quite casually.Although this scene is not in the script, it fits the characteristics of Liu Xinjie's free-spirited faction in the Eighth Bureau. With the support of his eldest brother and the director, no one can control what he wants to do.

Li Bohan ignored the laughter, stopped and glanced at Sun Dabu, and opened the door by himself. When he was going out, he noticed Lu Yuan following him, and turned around and said, "By the way, I still said that, this undercover agent may be there." In this room."

After speaking, his eyes swept across everyone and paused on Lu Yuan's face.

Sun Dabu is a technical geek. As the Director of Telecommunications, he is outspoken and clear about grudges. All his emotions are written on his face. At the same time, he has a simple personality and a child-like loyalty to Tan Zhongshu.

He got angry on the spot, slammed the table, pointed at the door, and cursed: "In this room, listen, is this human talk?"

Lu Yuan closed the door and laughed under his breath when he heard this.

"Hey, why are you giggling?" Zhang Xilin picked up the cup and was about to take a sip, then quickly put it down.

Lu Yuan opened the door, stepped out with one foot, and said with a playful smile: "When Li Bohan said just now that the undercover agent was in the house, his feet were standing outside the door."

His lines are not as fast and machine-gun-like as those of Zhang Xilin and Ren Zhengbin, nor are they as peaceful as Wu Xiaodong's.

He was laughing and joking in an awkward shape. In order to fit the role, he deliberately tilted his head, dropped his shoulders, and made his collar disheveled.

After explaining slowly, he shrank back and waved his hand: "Sayunala."

He was about to leave immediately.

Zhang Xilin shouted angrily: "Come back, come back."

"Then I'll stay with you for a while." Lu Yuan hunched over and jumped into the house again.

Zhang Xilin threw the document on the table with a bang and said angrily: "I'm telling you, Xinjie, you know how to make trouble, and you can't help at the critical moment."

"And your old horse, what are you trying to do for him?"

"I'm afraid you two will have a fight."

"When we start arguing, we start arguing. Look at what he said just now. We all have problems with our ability to work. He is the only one who can do it. Isn't this going too far?"

Zhang Xilin was so angry that his face turned red and his neck was thick, and he started snapping and scolding him.

The camera showed Lu Yuan, who was sitting on a chair with his left hand supporting his chin, looking at his watch from time to time. When he heard his colleagues talking, he nodded absently, his eyes wandered, and he didn't know whether he heard or not. Anyway, no matter who spoke, he They all have reasonable expressions on their faces.

Commonly known as Liu Hao, it fits Liu Xinjie's image as a Liu Xinjie liar from Baju Street.

"He just bullies people too much." Ren Zhengbin said anxiously: "I also thought that Li Bohan was the most suspect. He said that the undercover was in this room. I also said that anyone who is not in this room is an undercover."

He stretched out his plump hand and slapped the table several times, and cursed with a red face: "What the hell!"

"Stuck!" Liu Jiang stared at Ren Zhengbin. The moment he closed the door was not in the script, and after that moment, the man's state became different.

It seemed that after drinking, the three actors except Lu Yuan became wilder.

Well, Lu Yuan has always been quite wild, and he was probably the one behind it, otherwise ordinary supporting actors wouldn't have the guts to change the scene on the spot.

But it is undeniable that the effect is very good, and many wonderful moments in the play come from such inadvertent collisions.

"Zhengbin is good, especially the closing moment. The design is very good. I think it will be a point of laughter after it is broadcast."

"Thank you Director."

(End of this chapter)