Who is the voice of Cantonese movies in Stephen Chow?

Cantonese movies in Stephen Chow are dubbed by themselves, but those in Mandarin are dubbed, and those in Mandarin are dubbed by Shi Banyu.

Shi Banyu, whose real name is Shi Renmao, was born in 1968 in Taiwan Province Province, China. My ancestral home is Guilin, Guangxi. Voice actor in Taiwan Province Province, China, visiting professor of animation in Jilin Province. Representative dubbing works include Gambling Man and Extreme Taoism.

1983 began dubbing, and 1990 voiced Stephen Chow for the first time in the movie The Gambler. Stephen Chow's exaggerated acting skills coincide with Shi Banyu's nonsense voice, thus becoming the official voice of Stephen Chow. Shi Banyu has voiced more than 300 films and TV series since his debut, and besides Stephen Chow, he has also voiced other stars.

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When dubbing Stephen Chow, the most important thing is to give full play to the creativity of language. When he interprets the role, he has two different voices from life. He usually talks with people in a normal and ordinary voice. Only when he is happy with his friends, will he use a dramatic tone to increase the joyful atmosphere.

Instead of "you go first", use "you go first" to speak Cantonese, which is Stephen Chow's exaggerated artistic expression. Some people say that once you get to know Stephen Chow, you will admire him even more. He is completely different from the stage in life. He acts without exaggeration and keeps a low profile.