Fat cat Zheng Zeshi
Zheng Zeshi, known as the Fat Cat, grew up in a poor family, and its economic development is very difficult. As the eldest son, Zheng Zeshi, who was sensible early, dropped out of school to be an apprentice in a jewelry store in order to reduce the study burden at home. In order to make more money, he quit his job and looked for advertisements everywhere. Finally, we saw China wireless network recruit students, regardless of his parents' and family's opposition, regardless of their family's obstruction, and signed up for the first actor training class of Longgong Film. I was lucky to be one of them.
Zheng Zeshi is simple and strong. The management of appearance and figure limited his career, so he was assigned some funny roles to improve the company's work arrangement, and was assigned to a program hosted by Chow Yun Fat as a "clown" who mainly enlivened the classroom atmosphere.
It was because of this market opportunity that he met Fage, who was already the master of the people at that time, and they became good friends. Later, he began to direct and star in Why Have Me, in which he played the role of "Fat Cat" for the first time.
In this novel and film, he also invited Chow Yun Fat to play, which made a considerable box office, won the Academy Award again, and became a veritable film emperor. Later, "Fat Cat Searching for Relatives" became popular all over the country with the brand image of fat cat.
1994, Zheng Zeshi and his friends set up a film company. Unfortunately, the company happened to encounter the Great Depression of Hong Kong film and television, and the company was not well managed. The newly filmed film suffered from Waterloo, with assets and liabilities of HK$ 80 million due to the failure of investment projects. A partner saw something bad and took away 200 million yuan, but Zheng Zeshi, who was heavily in debt, insisted on taking responsibility. He can't sell anything except his relatives, parents and children, and everything else he can sell is sold to pay off his debts. At the worst time, he had only 20 yuan on him. The huge government debt led the former actor to move back to the slum and live there for ten years. Bad movies are performed as long as they are paid. In this decade, the entertainment circle has changed dramatically, and some training opportunities are gone forever. At the same time, his modern life has long been famous, but he thinks that as a former film emperor, he can only constantly release relevant information and play a small role in solving the problem of independent films in Hong Kong. But at present, despite this very difficult research during the epidemic, 500,000 RMB has been donated to Wuhan University.
Xue Lin
Lin Xue was born in a wealthy family in Tianjin. When I was a child, our family had a French courtyard. Helpless, I moved from Tianjin to Hong Kong. In order to shoulder the heavy responsibility of life, he left school early and worked as a plumber, porter and private apprentice.
Later, when talking about his own experience, Lin Xue described: "He did everything except murder and arson." Later, in a fight in the billiards room, he was brought in by Ching-Ying Lam and gave the actors a box lunch. Then he brazenly asked for a role and became a walk-on. Later, those classic characters came into being.
The last thing we all know is that Ruhua's real name is Li Jianren. We don't remember his name, but we saw his face and remembered his role, Li Jianren. He grew up with Stephen Chow and was close to Stephen Chow. Later, Stephen Chow's phone call lured her to Beijing to shoot a scene, and a classic nose digger was born. Later, Li Jianren continued to play the clown, but he was surprisingly ugly. Finally, in Stephen Chow's third film, director jing wong, the director of Nine Sesame Officials, came up with the name Ruhua, and this amazing character was named.
Actor Li Jianren caught a cold on 20 19, and then developed complications such as pneumonia, which was in critical condition. But in the end, there is no danger to life. Perhaps their time has passed, but in our hearts, the memory of that active and dazzling era will never fade.