Who plays Liu Bei in the new version of the Three Kingdoms, and Liu Bei plays the role of Liu Bei in

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1, Sun Yanjun.

The old version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Liu Bei is a national first-class actor.

Mr. Sun's acting skills have nothing to say, the Liu Bei benevolence played by him is enough, and the crying scene is also enough, but I don't see the "pseudo" aspect, and the performance of the old version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is too dramatic, which is a bit like watching a play.

2, Yu Hewei.

The new version of "Three Kingdoms".

Liu Bei actor, Yu Hewei's acting skills are close to the level of old drama bones, but in order to portray Liu Bei's "pseudo" and scheming, he chose the performance method of "joy and anger are invisible", which caused the whole play to be played, Liu Bei played by Yu Hewei has only one expression, and has become a "facial paralysis version of Liu Bei".

3. Zhang Fujian.

The Taiwanese version of "The Legend of the Heroes of the Three Kingdoms: Guan Gong".

Liu Bei's role is average, Guan Yu.

is the first protagonist, and the whole role is very similar to Liu Bei in the old version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", including the costumes when selling straw mats.

4. Fang Zhongxin.

Guan Yunchang" version of Liu Bei, Liu Bei played by Fang Zhongxin is known as the most handsome version of Liu Bei, but the gap in image is a bit big, it is undeniable that Fang Zhongxin's superb acting skills, but sometimes the gap in image is not something that can be made up by acting skills.

5, Yuan Biao <>

From Liu Zhenwei.

directed "Koshihikari Treasure Box".

This drama is purely funny for the sake of being funny, but it doesn't make people laugh, except for piling up dozens of stars, I can't see anything interesting about this drama at all.

6. You Yong <>

From John Woo.

directed "Red Cliff Imitation".

This version of Liu Bei's image looks vicissitudes and character portrayals are also hovering between "good and false", but the plot is really nonsense, so it restricts You Yong's play to a certain extent.

"New Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Liu Bei is played by Yu Hewei.

Yu Hewei, born on May 4, 1971 in Dongzhou District, Fushun City, Liaoning Province, Yu Hewei liked to sing when he was in junior high school. Because I didn't want to be an unemployed youth, I decided to take the exam again after a year. After Yu Hewei's two high school entrance examinations, his results were still not satisfactory, and at the suggestion of the teacher of the Yingying class, he entered Fushun Preschool Normal School to study.

After graduation, because of his love of literature and art, he was later admitted to the Fushun Repertory Troupe. In 1992, Yu Hewei was admitted to the Shanghai Theater Academy.

Director Gao Xixi, Yu Hewei's friend back then, found him when he was preparing for the filming of "New Three Kingdoms": "You come to play Liu Za Chan Cong Bei" Yu Hewei was also happy, and directly said to the director: "The big-eared thief cries all day long, it's boring!"

The director asked him which role he wanted to play, and Yu Hewei felt that he had bargaining capital, so he said: "If you want to play, you can play Cao Cao, and a generation of heroes will be happy when they play!" ”

But Cao Cao had already handed over the script to Chen Jianbin , Yu Hewei could only give up, and he bargained again and said: "Why don't I play Sima Yi?" This one has more room to play!

But Gao Xixi still feels that Yu Hewei has a deep foundation, except for him playing Liu Bei, no one else can believe it, Yu Hewei also lived up to expectations, and played the role of Liu Bei to a new height.

Yu Hewei's early acting experience

In 1996, he starred in his first drama "Lend Me a Tenor" at the Shanghai Theater Academy.

In 1997, Yu Hewei went to the Nanjing Military Region Frontline Repertory Troupe.

In 1999, he participated in his first TV series "Cao Cao", thus officially entering the showbiz.

In 2000, she starred in the urban emotional drama "Shenzhen Woman".

In 2002, he starred in the anti-corruption drama "Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee" directed by Su Zhou; In the same year, he starred in the urban comedy "Wang Ji Food Stall", and played the role of Wang Ji Stall's chef watermelon in the play.

In 2003, in the anti-Japanese war drama "The Sky of History" directed by Gao Xixi, he played the role of Wan Gubei, deputy political commissar of the military sub-district; In the same year, he starred in the modern legendary drama "Mansion Gate 2", playing Bai Jingqi's grandson Bai Zhan'an in the play.

In 2004, Yu Hewei co-starred with Li Xuejian and Yin Tao in the emotional ethics drama "The Wrong Car", playing Ami's biological father Su Minsheng in the play.

On October 12, 2006, the urban emotional drama "The Age of True Love" co-starring Hou Yong, Ding Zhicheng, Yin Tao and others was broadcast on the TV drama channel of ** TV, and Yu Hewei played the role of Li Heping, a well-behaved intellectual.

In 2007, he starred in the ethical and emotional drama "Men's Bottom Line" directed by Gao Xixi, playing the cold and stubborn Zhao Tongda in the play; After that, Yu Hewei played the role of Chang Qing, the general manager of the advertising agency, in the romantic comedy "I Love Sister Furong" starring Wu Junru.

On November 22, 2008, he starred in the emotional drama "Drunken Gold Fan" directed by Gao Xixi, in which he played the speculative profiteer Fan Baohua.