From collapsed house idol to entertainment superstar

"Click!"

As Zhou Xianyang's voice came from behind the monitor.

"Turn on the lights! Turn on the lights! Big guy! Come up and wash the floor quickly!"

On the side, there was a bearded man who was read as the assistant director and the general manager of writing chores. He commanded the surrounding drama staff to clean up the "battlefield" with ease, preparing for the next transition or another continuation.

The incandescent lamp that was turned off next to it suddenly turned on, and the originally dark and cold "bathhouse" suddenly became brighter.

"Ahem...bah!"

The bald man who had just been punched, kicked and "choked" by Ding Zhi with an iron cover and fell to the ground sat up again as if nothing was wrong, and spat fiercely into the drainage ditch next to him.

saliva.

"Is it okay! Brother Guang!"

The bald man raised his head and saw Ding Zhi, who had just "beaten" him to the point of "death", stretching out his hand towards him.

"You're a street boy, and you're really strong! If I ask you to be serious, you're really not polite at all!"

The bald man rubbed the corners of his mouth in pain, stretched out his hand to touch Ding Zhi's hand, and with the help of the other man's tug, he stood up and cursed.

But when Ding Zhi saw him laughing and scolding at the same time, he knew that this man was not actually angry.

This bald man is not an unknown bit player, his name is Lu Wai-kwong, and anyone who is interested in old Hong Kong movies will be familiar with his face.

When he was young, he had another identity. He had won seven consecutive Muay Thai championships in Hong Kong and was a veritable Muay Thai champion. If Brother Zhi really wanted to face him at his peak, it would probably be a disaster.

Over the past few decades, he has often acted as bosses, major villains, or supporting roles in many action movies. Without exception, his characteristic is that he can fight, and he can be regarded as a special type of actor.

His kung fu skills are strong and his fighting skills are top-notch. He was once a member of a well-known family team in Hong Kong. He worked conscientiously as a dragon and tiger martial artist for his eldest brother Cheng in the movie and as a bodyguard outside the movie.

Then a few years ago, for some unknown reason, Mrs. Long was fired suddenly and she was only given 100,000 Hong Kong dollars as severance package.

No one knew what twists and turns there were, and what unknown things happened. Lu Huiguang himself kept silent, and Ding Zhi naturally had no way of knowing, and he was too lazy to explore other people's gossip.

Now, after being fired by Big Brother Cheng, Lu Huiguang, who is nearly 60 years old, is still playing supporting roles in major Hong Kong films. Most of the roles he plays are the same as when he was young. He was a gangster when he was young, but he is still the same when he is old.

He's an old beater.

Interestingly, the current action director Huang Weiliang in the film "Pursuit" also came from a family class. When Lu Huiguang served as the "left and right guardian" of the eldest brother Cheng, Director Huang was just a tea-handler. Now

Lu Huiguang, on the other hand, had to rely on the other party for a meal. It can only be said that the encounters between people are really wonderful sometimes.

This scene where he is violently beaten by Ding Zhi is also Lu Huiguang's only scene in "The Hunt". After that, it is closer to a guest appearance.

But he was still very dedicated, and even before the shooting started, he specifically told Ding Zhi to let go of his hands as much as possible. He has a strong body and can completely bear it.

"Are you really okay?"

Ding Zhi still looked at the old man with some seriousness. The iron ditch cover in his hand just now was actually a specially made prop by the prop team. It looked no different from real iron products. In fact, it had a texture similar to foam.

But when he strangled his neck just now, Ding Zhi really used some strength, otherwise the effect would not have been realistic.

"Come on! Come on! It's okay if you say it's okay!"

Lu Huiguang waved his hands impatiently. As he spoke, he looked up and down at the shirtless Ding Zhi, especially paying more attention to the bruises on his knees.

Of course, the fighting scene cannot be completely real. Just like the ditch cover in Ding Zhi's hand is fake, and the knives are retractable, unedged and have their own health packs.

But for the scenes where punches and kicks come to the fore, it has to be real. Action director Huang Weiliang comes from a family class, and the movements designed are all hard and hard, with very few borrowed positions. Therefore, in this scene, even a punch is very powerful.

If you hit the body with only a small amount of force, it will be a solid beating.

Not to mention being hugged and thrown, rolling, and every scene change had to be done over and over again. The only contusions and bruises on the soft tissue were the results of Ding Zhi's strong sense of self-protection.

"But speaking of it, tough young men like you are rare nowadays. When you fight, you really look like we were back then!"

"Okay! Brother Guang, just be okay. I'll go check on the other brothers."

Ding Zhi said a few words of humility, then turned back to check on the other dragon and tiger martial arts masters who were fighting with him.

"Is it okay! Big head!"

"If you can't die, you can withstand it!"

A strong man with a short head had already stood up quickly. He was the man who had just exchanged headbutts with Ding Zhi.

The blood on the bridge of his nose and forehead was naturally prop plasma, but his forehead was also hit by Ding Zhi's head several times. Even though both parties had exerted their strength, the big head was still a little dizzy.

"Thank you for your hard work!"

Ding Zhi patted the other party's shoulder.

"What about you, Ada!"

"Brother Zhi, I'm fine, I'm fine."

This is the one who was thrown directly to the wall by Ding Zhi.

"Azhong!"

"It's okay, you can hold on, it's time to sprinkle water at this level!"

This is the tattooed man whose face was covered in blood by Ding Zhi. He was wiping the blood from the prop on his face with a towel.

"Dingzi!"

Suddenly, a shout came from behind the monitor. Ding Zhi turned around and saw that it was action director Huang Weiliang.

"Here it comes! Come and take a look together!"

Ding Zhi nodded, turned back to look at several Wuyi, and patted their shoulders.

"Thank you for your hard work! I'll treat you all to a drink after work is over!"

With that said, he turned around and walked behind the monitor, where Huang Weiliang made room for him.

"Let's watch this video together."

In fact, many times people with good kung fu can fight well, but they may not be able to fight well in front of the camera.

As for the action director, he is the one who knows how to train someone who can fight well into a character who can fight well.

It has to be said that Huang Weiliang is indeed worthy of being regarded as a first-class action martial arts instructor in Hong Kong Island and even in the mainland.

Ding Zhi's movements on the monitor were from being tackled, to counterattacking, to being tackled again, and then to using the trench cover to fight back, all in one move, he moved like flowing water, neatly and neatly.

Even these few pieces of unedited material have a real sense of oppression and reality.

Among them, there is naturally the reason why Ding Zhi and Lu Huiguang did a very good job as actors.

But Huang Weiliang's positioning and movements were also indispensable, especially the series of movements where Wang Yuanyang strangled the bald head with his knees and pulled the neck. The smell of blood almost overflowed through the monitor screen.

"How about it!"

Huang Weiliang glanced at Ding Zhi at the same time, and he was lying in front of the monitor attentively thinking about Zhou Xianyang.

"Brother Wong, very good, this action is very beautiful!"

"For Dante, I want him to be a little more violent and cruel in this action. It is best for the audience to have a predetermined impression at first sight, that he is a big pervert, so that the character can be reversed later.

When the time comes, there will be more tension!”

Zhou Xianyang pointed to one of the movements on the monitor, turned his head and spoke to Huang Weiliang.

Huang Weiliang rubbed his chin and thought for a while, "Okay, according to your ideas, director, I can design another set of actions, but..."

He turned to look at Ding Zhi again. This short fighting scene had actually been filmed for nearly a morning.

"How's it going? Do you want to take a rest before coming back?"

Ding Zhi turned his neck and made a faint "click" sound.

Then I saw him purse his lips and smile relaxedly, with a hint of Wang Yuanyang's taste, "No problem, you can continue right away!"

When Huang Weiliang saw Ding Zhi acting like this, he didn't say much. He directly called Azhong, who was playing opposite Ding Zhi in that action, to come to the middle of the field and start designing moves for them.

"This kind of youngster is really rare now!"

Zhou Xianyang, who was still looking at the monitor, suddenly heard a voice behind him. When he turned around, he saw a middle-aged man with some gray hair on his temples, who turned out to be the other protagonist of this drama, Simon Yam.

"Brother Hua, here we come!"

As he said that, Zhou Xianyang looked at Ding Zhi, who was watching Director Huang's movements carefully in the field. He had only seen it once but learned it almost perfectly, and he couldn't help but nodded.

"Yeah, I had quite a lot of confidence in him before, but after he came on the show, he still gave me a big surprise."

"It's been a long time since we've seen such a tough guy."

Ren Dahua also looked at Ding Zhi with a hint of surprise and said with some emotion.

In fact, it’s not just Hong Kong. From the millennium to the present, with the decline of Hong Kong films, martial arts films, as the most distinctive genre among Hong Kong films, are not immune.

Among the stars in Hong Kong, Taiwan and even the Mainland, the youngest one whose name can be remembered is probably Andy On, but that person is almost over 40 now.

And under the age of 30, when you are really young and strong, I searched the entire Chinese entertainment industry and couldn't find anyone who could fight.

Ren Dahua stared at the field for a long time and just shook his head.

In fact, he just saw in Ding Zhi a bit of the smell of Daxing in the past, and he couldn't help but feel it.

After all, who doesn’t know that today’s martial arts movies, and even martial arts movies, have no future!