Stephen Chow's advertisements make the entertainment circle bursting with popularity. There are many talented people, but it is undeniable that most people entered the entertainment circle because of "making a living", including those big stars who are now talking about their artistic dreams. When it comes to earning money to make a living, actors have a way that doesn't need to stay in the crew for a long time, and that is to shoot advertisements. Many big stars who have been all the rage have endorsed many brands.
Stephen Chow is undoubtedly a heavyweight in the film industry, and his brilliance in the film industry has never been surpassed. Foreign magazines even call him "Chaplin of China". Now he is still glowing in the entertainment circle, but now he has turned to be a director, and his films are also loved by fans. Although I didn't spend a lot of time advertising to make money like many stars in my early years, I still had such an experience. I just don't know if anyone remembers those commercials he participated in.
Everyone knows that Xiaogang Feng made a guest appearance in Stephen Chow's film Kung Fu. In the video, Feng Dao, the leader of the crocodile gang, participated in the filming, but was called "card" by the director many times before the filming was completed. But it wasn't the first cooperation between Master Xing and Director Feng. Many years ago, they filmed a very popular advertisement.
Inside, two people are chatting: "make a cup of tea" and "it's seven cups of tea". Left a deep impression on many viewers. Today, some netizens still recall the well-known advertisement of "green tea" at that time, saying that "at that time, Master Xing and Director Feng were so fashionable and could play homophonic".
It is reported that the lover revealed that Xingye only accepted this advertisement to let more people in the mainland know about Stephen Chow, just to improve his popularity.
One is irony. Later, Stephen Chow also made an advertisement for BBK Repeater. At that time, Stephen Chow directly dressed himself as "the Monkey King", and he could see Stephen Chow completely and clearly, but it was somewhat different from the image in A Chinese Odyssey, which also made people laugh and cry! Stephen Chow was very handsome when he was young, but I didn't expect Stephen Chow's style to be similar in both advertisements and movies he starred in. It looks serious and interesting!
In this way, Stephen Chow should be regarded as a plastic talent in the advertising industry. I wonder if advertisers who have never asked him to shoot an advertisement will regret it now? Time flies. In a blink of an eye, Master Xing is a dying old man, but he is not married yet. So many netizens shouted out the sentence "Master Xing, I support you".