Chinese Showbiz: An Actor Who Can’t Sing Is No Good Director
华娱：不会唱歌的演员不是好导演
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- Completed
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- 422k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 2y ago
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Does this author not even do any research on Chinese entertainment news? Xu Zheng is just a TV personality; it's already a miracle if a movie offers him a role. He rejected a role without even reading the script, yet this author shamelessly tries to persuade him. This book not only fawns over women but also over Xu Zheng. You're an acting major yourself; can't you play Xu Zheng's role?
After watching Duohua Entertainment, I'd like to discuss the pros and cons of the female lead, Liu.
First, let me state that I'm not a fan of celebrities. I do have a slight liking for pretty actresses, but not much, and she's not much different from other actresses born in the 80s or other stars. It's just that after reading a lot of Chinese entertainment fiction, I feel like I want to say something. I feel like she's the perfect tool for writing Chinese entertainment fiction. 1. She's famous.
Why is Liu Yifei everywhere? Can't they write an urban novel without her?! With those small eyes and dumpling-like face, what's so beautiful about her? I really don't know what kind of taste they have.
I hope the female lead is Liu Yifei, who became a legend after her previous book.
I'd love to read your writing about Liu Yifei, but could you please improve your writing style?
Does the author have some misunderstanding about filmmaking? Take "Crazy Stone" for example. With a budget of 3 million, they couldn't even afford film; they had to use a digital camera and film it in Chongqing, China. Later, they didn't even have money for post-production promotion. And you want to take 3 million to make a movie in America?
The company shares deterred me. They offered me 20% of the 2 million RMB, but I'm a reborn person with super memory, I've written two tomb raiding novels, I've made my first fortune, and I'll probably continue writing. I also filmed "Lost in Thailand," so I shouldn't be short of money. Plus, I know about all sorts of wildly popular scripts. I'm out of here. Best of luck with your novels!
Parallel worlds, some works didn't appear, haha.
I'm outta here. This book has too many plot holes, contradictions, and forced connections. It feels like it's just padding out the word count!
Which student who gets into Beijing Film Academy comes from a poor family? That's pure nonsense.