This actor needs more money

Although he said he was playing, Liu Yifei didn't always call him Uncle Ding Xiu.

He turned around and called his cousin.

This title is more familiar and cordial.

Ding Xiu also breathed a sigh of relief in his heart. This title was getting weirder day by day, and the plot development was not quite right.

I am really afraid that one day my life experience will be remade by an island country director.

"Brother Xiu, your play has been changed twice, let's see."

Zhao Jian was still filming Tianshan Child Mother, and the assistant director saw Ding Xiu and gave him a few pages of the script.

Because Jin Yong changed Wang Yuyan's ending, Murong Fu had to follow suit.

He had been on the crew in Jinhua some time ago and had no time to come over. Now that he is here, the script must be handed over to him immediately.

Ding Xiu quickly read through a few pages of the script.

Everything else remains the same, except for the final ending. After Murong Fu went crazy, besides Abi, there was also a cousin by his side.

"Cousin, do you want to act together? I'm free tonight." Liu Yifei said with a playful wink.

Ding Xiu glanced at Liu Xiaoli, who was watching the show not far away, and said with a guilty conscience: "It's still early, let's talk about it later. You should focus on your studies."

Nortel's art exam has passed, and Liu Yifei only has to take the cultural exam in June.

It's March now, and there isn't much time left for her.

I remember that before going to Jinhua, her mother loved to supervise her studies, filming during the day and reading at night.

"I heard from Sister Xiaolan that your company is not far from Nortel. Can I go and visit you when I have time?"

"Okay, you're always welcome."

Ding Xiu originally wanted to say that his home was not far from Nortel, but he still didn't say this.

He was afraid that Liu Xiaoli would chop him with a knife.

"What's the name of that little girl?" Ding Xiu said, pointing to the girl who played the role of Tianshan's child grandmother.

"Su Chang, a very powerful girl, only sixteen years old." Liu Yifei said solemnly: "The directors all praise her for her talent. God will reward her for being a born actor."

Ding Xiu smiled: "Xixi is also very talented, no worse than her."

"I'm far behind her, but I still have to work hard."

She is well aware of her own situation. She is not a professional actress, her understanding of acting is very shallow, and she does not have much acting experience. She has filmed a movie called "The Family" before.

The only thing that makes you get into the group is your face.

He can't compare to someone like Su Chang who has been filming since he was five years old and has performed all over the world since he was a child. He has a lot of stage experience and high talent, and he is still a top student.

But she doesn't admit defeat. Just because she can't compete now doesn't mean she won't be able to compete in the future. She can just wait until she goes to film school.

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The day after he came back, Ding Xiu started filming, cooperating with Xu Zhu's moves.

During the chat, Gao Fu mentioned Huang Bo, and Ding Xiu realized that he was the Faxiao mentioned by Huang Bo.

Ding Xiu was relieved, no wonder Huang Bo could act in so many dramas and had a lot of connections in the industry.

Gao Fu is not handsome, he is a "powerful" actor, and his reputation is not as good as those stars on the big screen, but most of his works have received good responses, and his resources have always been very good, and he is currently in the third tier in the industry.

You know, he only debuted for a few years.

Give him a few more years, and if nothing happens and he doesn't make any mistakes, it won't be a problem to move to the second line.

After filming Murong Fu's crazy scene here, Ding Xiu returned to Jinhua again to make final preparations.

This time he was not alone, Xu Zhu and the others also went with him.

During his filming period, The Lost Martial Arts was quietly released on Hong Kong Island.

There was no media promotion, no actor promotion, just a black and white poster hanging at the entrance of the cinema.

Most people who buy movie tickets go there for Ding Xiu’s handsome face in the C position of the poster.

The audience's eyes lit up when they saw Ding Xiu's unique fighting style.

"I like this martial arts style."

"Isn't this the Seventh Month Saint King?"

"Beautiful boy!"

"The martial arts scenes are no worse than Jackie Chan's."

"Can someone please explain what it means to be very moist? I'm from the countryside and I don't really understand."

"Hahaha, yes, the ticket money is not wasted."

After coming out of the cinema, what the audience remembered most was that the martial arts were very powerful and the male protagonist was very sexy.

In particular, that sentence was so magical that it kept echoing in my ears.

Because Ding Xiu has previously filmed the TV series A Chinese Ghost Story, this drama can also be watched on Hong Kong Island, and the ratings are good.

The term "Seven Nights Demon Lord" is somewhat famous in this three-acre land.

Together with Brother Run this time, Ding Xiu has already left an impression on some people.

Within a week of its release, The Lost Martial Arts had a box office of one million, which did not make any splash in the box office market of Hong Kong Island where tens of millions are easily earned.

Ten days after its release, The Lost Martial Arts had a box office of 1.5 million, and a small number of people are already paying attention to this movie.

Half a month after its release, The Lost Martial Arts had a box office of 3 million. Seeing that it was profitable, theaters began to increase their film schedules.

It has been in theaters for twenty days, with a box office of five million, and a little dark horse is about to be born.

Without any publicity, and with a pitifully low early schedule, The Lost Martial Arts achieved this result, which is already very good.

Because of the high reputation, the media began to report it, and some film critics, producers, and directors stepped into the cinema.

Wu Jing, who was in Hong Kong Island, went there and chose the eight o'clock stall in the evening when there were many people.

Different from the perspective of ordinary viewers, he mainly watched martial arts.

Just one word after reading it, fierce!

There are currently two styles of martial arts in China. One is the northern and southern schools of Hong Kong, that is, Cheng Long, Huang Jinbao and others, who use punches to the flesh, use local materials, and use all kinds of skills.

The disadvantage is that it is too complicated, the movements are not good-looking, and more often than not, you will laugh out loud.

One is the academic style, like Li Lienjie, which is all about routines, and the fighting style is cool, elegant, handsome, and good-looking.

The disadvantage is that the movements are exaggerated and unrealistic, which is often said to be showy.

For example, in Once Upon a Time, he kicked dozens of times in a row, and Newton's coffin board couldn't hold it down.

Ding Xiu's martial arts style is more like a fusion of the two. First of all, he punches to the flesh without distortion. In the film, he competes with his junior brother, whipping kicks one after another, and delivering critical blows one after another. His moves are fatal. Watching It all hurts.

If it's just a real fight, it doesn't matter. The fight scenes here in Hong Kong are all real fights. As long as the money is in place, you can jump off a building or crash into a car.

What's rare about Ding Xiu is that his movements are very difficult and extremely powerful, making it difficult for others to copy.

Furthermore, his movements are both handsome and good-looking despite being realistic.

Not to mention anything else, it was just a scene where he and his junior brother were fighting with each other with knives. The two of them were going back and forth, one knife after another, the knives colliding with each other. The martial arts movements were very smooth and silky, and it looked like a joy.

In addition to Wu Jing, famous martial arts instructor Cheng Xiaodong was also present in the cinema.

Some media interviewed him and asked him what he thought of the passing of martial arts. His evaluation was that martial arts was at the textbook level.

Textbook level martial arts.

Just a few words, but they are very important. Because of these words, the box office has increased again.

One month after its release, Lost Martial Arts had a box office of 8 million.

As a low-budget literary film, with new actors and a new director, it is incredible to achieve this result.

Amid repeated bombardment of reports by the media, Ding Xiu became popular on Hong Kong Island for a few days.

The reason why it is a few days is because Zhou Xingchi's Shaolin Football was released.

In the same period, there were imported films Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, and the island animation Spirited Away.

"Brother Run, come to Xiangjiang when you have time. I'll treat you."

"Brother Xiu, you've been very popular lately."

"Xiao Runzi, your fish is dying, I will replace it with some new ones for you."

"Brother Xiu, when will you come back? Do you want to do something else?"

Ding Xiu, who was on the set of Tianlong Babu, was about to wrap up filming and received many inexplicable phone calls.

There are Gao Yuanyuan, Cheng Xiaodong, Wu Jing, Huang Bo and Qin Lan.

During his usual morning jogs, more and more people would look back at him, and he would be chased by fans to say hello more than once.

He can probably guess that it should be the reason for the release of The Lost Martial Arts on Hong Kong Island.

"Old Qin, is the box office of The Lost Martial Arts a hit? Why do I feel so popular lately?"

In the dressing room of the crew, filming had just finished. Ding Xiu, who had finished taking off his makeup, called Qin Gang.

"It didn't explode, just eight million." In the office, Qin Gang said with a cigarette in his mouth, "If we keep up with the early publicity, it will be very easy to break through ten million."

"Eight million?" Ding Xiu wondered: "This box office is nothing, right? How come so many people know about me?"

The box office of 8 million is so-so. In Hong Kong, not to mention Cheng Long, Li Lienjie and the others' lineup level, as far as the first-line actors are concerned, if the box office doubles to 8 million, it will be a hit.

Because there is no money to be made except the actors' salary and shooting costs.

Even if the lost martial arts world made a lot of money with its small profits, it shouldn't be this popular.

"Because there are many pirated CDs." Qin Gang gave the answer.

Half a month after The Lost Martial Arts was released, pirated copies were sold like crazy on the streets of Hong Kong Island.

After it was released, part of it went to the mainland, where many viewers watched it.

PS: This plot is over, and a new chapter will begin in the next chapter.