In Yang Jie s eyes, what is the reason for the withdrawal of the three Tang monks in Journey to the

The reason for quitting was that he was not suitable for this role, and the director was the same, saying that he was not suitable for the role of Tang Seng, and finally had to choose to give up, and Tang Seng also had to watch people play it.

In fact, the reason for quitting is nothing more than that the money is not in place, or there are other itineraries that want to change the hexagram.

Yang Jie thinks that the three Tang Seng actors are very attentive and hard-working.

According to Director Yang Jie's recollections, the roles of the three of them were very good, for example, Xu Shaohua and Chi Chongrui at that time seemed to be very involved in the play, while Wang Yue was relatively thin and dark, so Tang Seng who came out had a sense of bitterness. Yang Jie claimed that she couldn't say who was good or bad, and everyone was really engaged and serious at that time.

But because Wang Yue was busy at that time, although he joined the crew first and won the role of Tang Seng, because of the needs of development, and he could receive more new jobs at that time. So he chose to leave the crew in the end, but everyone was extremely happy with him, all for work, which is understandable. And then connected to Xu Shaohua, Xu Shaohua was the most involved in the play at that time, and in the middle, Xu Shaohua was called the most like Tang Seng by the crew and netizens.

1, Wang Yue was the first to be selected by director Yang Jie to play Tang Seng. When Wang Yue was a teenager, he was a student at the top of the school, and when the college entrance examination was just resumed, Wang Yue was admitted to Jilin University. You can imagine how difficult it was to get into a 985 school in the seventies of the last century.

However, Wang Yue, who is keen on acting, was re-admitted to the Beijing Film Academy in 1978, and was classmates with Zhang Fengyi and Zhou Lijing.

2, if in the order of appearance, Xu Shaohua starred in the scene where Tang Seng was ordered by Tang King Li Shimin to open the road to learn scriptures, and therefore, Xu Shaohua's version of Tang Seng was the first to meet the audience in Zao Fuchang. Invisibly, there is also a preconceived leading role. Therefore, the audience's impression of Xu Shaohua's version of Tang Seng will be deepened a lot.

3, it is said that after Xu Shaohua left the Journey to the West crew, Director Yang Jie met the young actor Chi Chongrui by chance, and after repeated confirmation, Director Yang Jie finally decided to let Chi Chongrui continue to complete the interpretation of Tang Seng in the TV series "Journey to the West". Since then, Chi Chongrui has completed all the remaining Tang Seng scenes, and he has worked hard and complained, without complaints.

Causes

As soon as "Journey to the West" was broadcast, it quickly became popular all over the country, and even became popular in Asia, and the crew also had the opportunity to go abroad for exchanges. At that time, after the crew was completed, he was invited by Singapore to perform, and director Yang Jie took the crew to work overtime to rehearse the details in order to better present "Journey to the West" abroad. However, during the training, the four masters and apprentices took leave one after another, and even delayed the training of the crew for a while.

Later, Director Yang Jie learned that under the guise of asking for leave, they actually took private jobs everywhere in private. And in the crew directed by Yang Jie, it is not allowed. After that, Director Yang Jie criticized them at the meeting, and Director Yang Jie reminded them, but this caused strong dissatisfaction among Liu Xiaolingtong, Ma Dehua, and Yan Huaili.

After the contradiction between the two sides intensified, the three brothers ran to the deputy director to complain, and the leader hit it off with them, directly elevating Yang Jie's rights in the crew.

Character evaluation

Yang Jie is the first generation of Chinese TV directors and the first female producer in China. She has witnessed the many processes of Chinese television from black and white to color, from live stage broadcast to TV art films. She is also a strong woman, talented, and has made important contributions to ** TV.

Her filming of "Journey to the West" set an example for those who came after her, and her delving into the original book reached an astonishing level. After "Journey to the West", there has been no work that can surpass this one, and with this drama alone, she has entered history.

Yang Jie prefers Xu Shaohua the most, and in his eleven directorial works, he has cooperated with Xu Shaohua six times, which is incomparable to the other two Tang monks. Yang Jie admires Xu Shaohua the most, Xu Shaohua played Tang Seng again in "Sequel", not only to fulfill the dream of learning from self-autism and closing limbs, but also to make up for Director Yang Jie's regrets back then.

Xu Shaohua participated in the preliminary preparations for the sequel to "Journey to the West" for nearly two years, just when filming started, Chi Chongrui rushed back, and he wanted to continue to participate in the filming of the sequel, Chi Chongrui wanted to return to the crew and there was nothing wrong with Chi Chongrui's desire to return to the crew, Director Yang Jie was originally a bodhisattva, and both Tang monks wanted to participate, so they simply starred in half of it, so there is the sequel Xu Shaohua and Chi Chongrui that we see now The image of the two people who learn from the scriptures!

Three Tang Seng actors

1, Wang Yue. The first Tang monk Wang Yue only filmed three episodes of "Journey to the West", and then hurriedly developed into the film industry.

2, Xu Shaohua.

The second Tang monk Xu Shaohua, with beautiful eyebrows and dignified atmosphere, is the most in line with the face of Buddhism among the three Tang monks, and went to college after filming eight episodes.

3. The sedan car is late and heavy.

The third Tang monk Chi Chongrui completed the filming of the next fourteen episodes, and it is a coincidence that his ancestors were devout Buddhists, so he was influenced by him to play Tang Seng handy, and he was also the Tang monk who finally lost the true scriptures.