[The corrupt official played by Hong Kong's Great Talent: Huang Zhan] Huang Zhan is one of the four great talents in Hong Kong. His most important achievements in his life are in music and movies. In terms of music, Huang Zhan has created more than 2,000 works, including " Love of the Year ", " My Chinese Heart ", " Always Hello in the World ", " A Chinese Ghost Story ", "Men Should Improve themselves", " Canghai" "One Laugh ", "Shanghai Beach" and Hong Kong's city song "Under the Lion Rock" are supreme classics. At the same time, Huang Zhan also writes columns, novels, scripts, acts in movies, and holds concerts. He is an authentic Hong Kong talent who is a great master of literature and art. In the movie, Huang Zhandu has a bold and funny style, and his biggest characteristics are lust and greed. Among them, the corrupt officials he plays are very classic, allowing people to see the ugliness of reality in laughter. [For movies about Huang Zhan's lust, you can watch "Bu Wen Ji", etc.]
1975 "The World" Qing Dynasty County Official
This movie is too old and can no longer be found. It mainly tells about the collusion between officials and businessmen in corruption and bribery in the late Qing Dynasty. Realistic story. Huang Zhan played a county official in the film. This was his first role as a corrupt official, which laid a solid foundation for subsequent similar screen images. However, although Huang Zhan has appeared in many movies since then, not many costume films, he was a corrupt official in four movies in 1993. He is definitely the representative of corrupt officials in the Hong Kong film industry.
In 1993, "Happy Events in the Flower Fields" Luoyang Magistrate
This is a New Year's comedy that is more nonsensical than Stephen Chow movies, Leslie Cheung Xu Guanjie, Huang Baiming, Kwan Zhilin, Mao Shunjun, Wu Sandra and other starring roles. The story is excerpted from "Water Margin", with Huang Zhan playing the role of Luoyang local Sir, everyone wears a seat belt when riding in a sedan chair, but the down-and-out richest man in Kaifeng, played by Huang Baiming, stopped the sedan chair to complain and rushed out of the sedan chair. The complaint cost ten taels of silver, but Huang Baiming only had 5 taels, so Huang Zhan accepted it and scheduled the case first, waiting for the remaining 5 taels to be paid before starting the trial. No amount of money is too little for a truly corrupt official. After that, Xu Guanjie wanted to seize Ng Mang-tat 's daughter Guan Zhilin. Ng Ming-tat also stopped the sedan chair to complain and presented a large amount of silver as evidence. As a result, Xu Guanjie immediately presented more evidence, and Huang Zhan immediately sentenced Ng Ming-tat to lose. Ng Mang-tat said he would go back immediately to provide evidence, but Huang Zhan said it was no longer possible. The horse had already reached the finish line. Next time, remember to place a big bet directly, and then hit Ng Mang-tat's 100 big board. In the end, Huang Baiming came home as the champion and returned home in glory. Huang Zhan hurriedly presented a book full of gold, but Huang Baiming took it down on the spot and was sent to the army. [Whoever wants to talk to you in court will only talk about evidence. Others' rise to the throne is called power, Huang Zhan's rise to the church is called corruption! 】
1993 "Water Margin" Yanggu County Magistrate
This is a continuation of "Happy Events in the Flower Field", with the original cast led by Xu Guanjie, Wu Mengda and others. It tells the story of Wu Song and Wu Dalang meeting each other after fighting a tiger. Huang Zhan plays the role of the Yanggu County Magistrate in this film. He is also a classic corrupt official, and even his costume and style have not changed. Wu Song got a bonus of 1,000 taels after fighting the tiger, but Huang Zhan deducted him seven times and eight times. In the end, he only got 5 taels, which was very good. However, the film was too absurd and the story was confusing. Huang Zhan only appeared twice. In the end, he was just confused and led by Xu Guanjie.
1993 "Tang Bohu Spots the Fragrance of Autumn" Master Hua
The Master Hua in the film has nothing to do in the officialdom, and is not a corrupt official, but he is definitely a confused official. He has to rely on Mrs. Hua to take care of things at home. When Stephen Chow was just promoted to be a scholar, Master Hua accidentally killed the "green dragon on the left and white tiger on the right". Stephen Chow helped him out with a few words. Master Hua was so happy that he immediately promoted Zhou Xingchi to be a senior student companion. A life was saved. After this, it can be seen that what he did is not much better.[Hua An, you have spoken well and have made great contributions. I have decided to promote you to the position of senior study companion]
1993 "Once Upon a Time in Youth: The Iron Horse " Zhejiang Prefect
This is the world's best military commander Yuan Heping the most classic The masterpiece, Yu Rongguang Donnie Yen's wonderful martial arts as a world official is the foundation of the whole film, and the corrupt magistrate played by Huang Zhan deeply reflects the darkness of that era, making the existence of the iron horse who robs the rich and giving to the poor more reasonable, and deepens the feeling of the entire film. connotation; otherwise the whole film is just a slap in the face without any depth. As soon as Huang Zhan appeared on the scene, he hid under the bed with his nine aunts and wives to avoid the robbery by the iron horse. However, he was still robbed of a large sum of money and had half of his eyebrows shaved off. He was fined on the spot with half a year's salary. The next day, people were arrested all over the street, and each person was fined 500 taels in court fees. It was really cruel. When Tiema Liu came to rescue him, Huang Zhan immediately said, "If I hadn't arranged this, how could I have lured Tiema Liu here?" It was so shameless. Soon, Yu Rongguang pretended to be an imperial envoy and gave him a blow. The real imperial envoy Yankong came and directly occupied his nine concubines. Huang Zhan had no choice but to pack his bags and wanted to find another official in another place. Compared with previous comedies, this is a more serious work, and the performance of the corrupt official played by Huang Zhan is also the most exciting and profound, which is unforgettable. [Three years to clear the magistrate, one hundred thousand snowflakes, it’s him]
Although Huang Zhan played such a classic role as a corrupt official, in reality he was a generous and generous person, and he was once quite depressed because of several marriages. Among them, "The Water Margin" "" and other films were made when he was in decline, when director Gao Zhisen gave him the salary of ten movies at a time to help him tide over the difficulties. Huang Zhan was born in Guangzhou during the Anti-Japanese War, and later moved to Hong Kong with his parents, and finally grew up to become a talented master. It is a pity that such a master has been discontinued now!
