Gambler 1 What are the good actors?

From 65438 to 0989, the gambling god directed by Jing Wong was born, with the strongest lineup of Hong Kong films, including Chow Yun Fat, Andy Lau, Joey Wong, Sharla Cheung and Xiang Huaqiang. It not only refreshed the box office record of that year with excellent entertainment and appreciation, but also upgraded the gambling film to a genre film with Hong Kong characteristics.

For many years, Jing Wong's The God of Gambling has been imitated but never surpassed, and the value of a generation of classics is no exception.

The plot of this movie is simple: Chow Yun Fat's gambling god AG was rescued by a couple played by Andy Lau and Joey Wong because of his accidental amnesia.

On the other hand, AG's wife was mutilated by her cousin Gao Yi, and joined hands with the villain Nan Ge to track AG. In the car accident, AG regained his memory, and then had a peak bet with his old rival, exposing Gao Yi and defeating the villain.

I believe many mainland audiences remember Chow Yun Fat because of Mark in The True Color of Heroes. In fact, if Chow Yun Fat is the most representative image of Hong Kong films, it is the gambler AG in Gambling God.

Incidentally, these two works, together with Prison Storm and Hot-blooded Man, have established one of the representatives of the "violent aesthetics" style in Chow Yun Fat and Hongkong.

In 1990s, Chow Yun Fat, who was at the peak of his life, went to the United States for development and starred in Anna and the King and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

In recent years, Chow Yun Fat has constantly challenged himself and broadened his career. He has made films with different themes and styles, such as Confucius, Red Cliff and Let Bullets Fly. In 20 18, a film "The Warrior" made many viewers immersed in the memories of the past with tears.

In "God of Gambling", Chow Yun Fat played two roles. Gambling god AG is calm, witty and decisive, full of gas field. On the other hand, when he lost his memory, AG had high-end gambling skills, but because of his IQ, he degenerated into a child, sometimes cute and sometimes willful, and when he was unhappy, he was as emotional as a child and made too many jokes.

Andy Lau's son is brave, romantic and lovely, but he is also good at making profits and have it both ways.

In the film, Daozi's personality is like the adventurism spirit of "seeking wealth and risks" generally recognized by Hong Kong society with rising economy at that time.

At that time, Andy Lau, one of the "Four Heavenly Kings", was in full swing. The good image of the amphibious artist in film and television songs made him make a movie, which became an instant hit. Andy Lau, who was diligent and dedicated at that time, also appeared in classic works such as The True Story of Teddy Boy, but most of the films were forgotten by the audience.

In recent years, films such as Infernal Affairs and Dark War mark the maturity of Andy Lau's acting skills. After entering the mainland film industry, Andy Lau appeared in films such as Save My Husband, world without thieves and Sister Tao, which were well received by film critics and audiences.

Joey Wong, a beautiful woman, is a representative of the peak of Hong Kong movies and a goddess in many people's minds.

In that year's ghost story, Nie Xiaogan, played by Joey Wong, opened the hearts of many young people. In the film Green Snake from 65438 to 0993, Joey Wong left his most classic screen image with superb acting skills and absolutely beautiful charm.

Unfortunately, after filming "The Story of Shanghai", Joey Wong announced her retirement, and a generation of goddesses bid farewell to the big screen.