Recently, Wang Kai was a guest in the latest episode of "Kefan Listening" and shared his mental journey since his acting career. From " No War in Peking " to "Langya Bang" and " Pretender " being well-known to the public, Wang Kai has not been smooth sailing along the way. He has lived a difficult life and has also been entangled in the selection of scripts. However, as a young actor who was not very famous too early, Wang Kai believes that becoming famous late gives him more opportunities to observe life and the confidence to shape characters in the future. Looking back at Wang Kai's career as an actor, he has made one solid footprint after another. Sooner or later, all of this may be the best arrangement.
Wang Kai bluntly said that actors should be like "clay man". The drama should be like "clay man". When talking about Song Yunhui in " Dajiang Dahe ", Cao Kefan was very surprised at the fact that Wang Kai, who was already thin, tried to lose weight for the drama, but Wang Kai thought it was something he had to do. He said, "Actors should break themselves apart and crush them, just like a clay man. You have to become whatever you need to make this play." When reading the script, Wang Kai had a deep memory of the scene of memorizing the People's Daily at the gate of the commune. Although he was already very thin, combined with the background of the times, Song Yunhui's character background and his stubborn and persistent nature, he still felt that he would be more in line with the role if he was thinner. Facts proved that his decision was right, and the thin Song Yunhui aroused many youthful memories of his parents. Although he has created many characters with different personalities, Wang Kai thinks he is a bit late and says that "No War in Peking" is a watershed in his acting career. If he can meet "No War in Peking", "I am really too lucky. So many excellent senior artists are together, and they are like a sponge at that time." Indeed, watching, listening, thinking carefully in an excellent play, subtly, growth becomes a natural thing.
is famous for being late and slowly enlightened. But I am grateful for everything I have now. Although he starred in his first TV series in his life in 2005, Wang Kai was already in his thirty years until he gained recognition from the audience with "The Pretender" and "Langya Bang". Such a famous age is indeed not early in today's era of "young young meats". However, when it comes to becoming famous late, Wang Kai was grateful, believing that this gave him more opportunities to observe life and accumulated more confidence in successfully shaping the role in the future. "Observing life is the lifelong lesson of an actor." It is precisely because his early work is solid enough that he can complete it so high when he encounters such a good opportunity as King Jing. He believes that actors are divided into two types: "spinal enlightenment" and "gradual enlightenment", and he belongs to the latter. The shocking sound in the eyes of others is actually what he has come out step by step. Faced with everything he had, Wang Kai said gratefully, "No matter how bad it is, it is much better than before I became famous." Undoubtedly, becoming famous gave him more choices, and when talking about his future goals, he said, "Always play the roles and plays I like, which is the greatest happiness for an actor."
may be more cherished because it is hard-won, or perhaps it is because I have experienced too much to know what I really want. Now Wang Kai is resolute and gentle, decisive and sober.
