Today, the news of Edison Chen kissing and flirting with Qin Shupei has pushed Mr. Chen to the top of the wave. Mr. Chen was once again used for hype by 'Tao Xing'. It seems that Mr. Chen is inseparable from Yanzi in his life. Now, when it comes to Edison Chen, the first thing that everyone thinks of is the pornographic door. The halo of the pornographic photoshop covers all the efforts of Mr. Chen, but before the pornographic door, no one can say that he is not the son of the emperor, as soon as he debuts As far as the popularity is concerned, the handsome appearance, the temperament of both good and evil, and the extraordinary acting skills, whether it is Ryosuke Takahashi in "Initial D", or Liu Jianming in "Infernal Affairs", even more in the movie "Dog Bite Dog". It's a show of acting skills comparable to that of an actor.
Today, the editor will take stock of the classic movies starring Mr. Chen in those years. Without further ado, let's start! ! !
If the editor remembers correctly, the first movie that Mr. Chen starred in should be the Japanese movie "Survival or Destruction: The Fugitive" released in 2000. The movie was directed by Takashi Miike, with Shinya Tsukamoto, Xiang Aikawa and Edison Chen, etc. starring. It mainly tells the experiences of two gang members who intend to retire and start an orphanage.
Immediately after, Mr. Chen starred in "Special Police New Humans 2", which was filmed by Media Asia at a cost of 30 million Hong Kong dollars. He took over Nicholas Tse's position in the first part and played Edison, an extraordinary SWAT police officer. At the same time, he also sang the theme song "Come if you want" for the film, which was a great success in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia.
In 2001, Mr. Chen starred in "Wish Tree" directed by Mak Siu-fai. The film tells a simple love story between a brother and sister on the eve of Valentine's Day in 2001.
2002 was the most important year in Edison Chen's film career, because he got the chance to star in the giant Media Asia "Infernal Affairs" in this year, and he played Liu Jianming in his youth. "Infernal Affairs" set off waves for the Chinese-language movie scene at the end of 2002. It was the most watched and highest-grossing Hong Kong film of that year, and the outside world generally believed that this was the starting point for the recovery of Hong Kong films. Although Edison Chen only had a few minutes in the film,But the sensational effect of "Infernal Affairs" also benefited him a lot, and his popularity is also rising.
In 2003, while the upsurge of "Infernal Affairs" was still fading, MediaAsia quickly launched "Infernal Affairs 2", which is a prequel work that tells the story of Liu Jianming's boyhood. Edison Chen was successfully promoted to the protagonist at this time, and played opposite roles with Zeng Zhiwei, Carina Lau, Huang Qiusheng and others in the film. Edison Chen at this time can really be described as high-spirited. Not every young actor has such a good fortune as him. He can quickly move closer to the front-line position in the film industry in just a few years. He has too much There are so many things that no one else can dream of.
After the "Infernal Affairs" series, Edison Chen's masterpieces came out one after another, not only blockbusters like "Thousand Machines", but also comedy films like "Seven Hours of Jet" and "Courtesy of the Sign", and even with Nicholas Tse starred in the remake of Tony Leung's old classic "Senior Brother Xin Zha". In the Hong Kong film industry where the market is in recession, Edison Chen's commercial masterpiece has never stopped, and it can also be seen from his extraordinary market appeal. Edison Chen understood the importance of scripts after "Infernal Affairs", he began to select high-quality scripts, and no longer made movies purely for commercial purposes as in the past.
"Jianghu" is his best work in 2004. This gangster masterpiece directed by young director Huang Jingfu shows a dark river and lake interlaced in time and space. Edison Chen plays Turbo (that is, the left hand of the young man). At this stage, he lived a very useless life. He was often bullied by gangsters, and even found a bitch to tease him. It was from the moment he was insulted that Turbo's humanity was completely annihilated. From a gangster who can be bullied by everyone to a left-handed who is feared by everyone.
In 2005, he starred in the racing blockbuster "Initial D", which was a box office blockbuster in the summer of that year. Although Edison Chen was not as eye-catching as Jay Chou in the film, he played the role of the wise and calm Ryosuke Takahashi, the girl who was fascinated by death. The role allowed him to steal a lot of the limelight from the starring role.
2006's "Dog bites a dog" is Edison Chen's biggest challenge since his debut,In the film, he plays the killer Peng from Cambodia. This is a young man who grew up eating garbage. He only has food and goals in his heart, and has almost no feelings for anyone. It's a girl who awakens Peng's humanity, but the sins that Peng puts down will eventually bring him bad luck... "Dog bites a dog" has deeply exercised Edison Chen's acting skills that he had tasted in the past, and his performance this time has reached an amazing level. , In the long run, Edison Chen's performance skills should not be underestimated.
2007's "Broken Things" is the last film he has released so far. After only a few minutes of performance, he never imagined that it would be his curtain call performance. , a generation of movie stars was buried. .
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