Zhang Fengyi (1956— )
Zhang Fengyi, born in September 1956 in Tanghe, Henan, is a Chinese film actor.
After graduating from junior high school in 1971, he left his hometown in Henan and came to the Dongchuan City Art Troupe in Yunnan Province, southwest China, and became a dancer, drama, and Peking opera actor.
In 1978, Zhang Fengyi was admitted to the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy and began to systematically study film performance art. While in school, he participated in the filming of films such as "Treasure Beyond the Wall" and "Camel Xiangzi". Due to his wonderful performance in "Camel Xiangzi", he successfully portrayed the rickshaw driver-"Silly Camel" Xiangzi and became an instant hit.
In 1982, after graduating from the Film Academy, he was assigned to work as an actor in Emei Film Studio. After 1988, he served as an actor at Shanghai Film Studio.
Since his debut, Zhang Fengyi has played many different roles in dozens of movies and TV series, and these roles have left the audience with a natural and close feeling.
The reason why Zhang Fengyi is able to portray the character as tepid and both physical and spiritual is inseparable from his persistence and rigorous pursuit of art. He has a strong will as a man and is willing to Hardworking and willing to study, he believes that body is a screen language, so he usually pays great attention to training his external body. At the same time, he also paid attention to his inner artistic accomplishment, because he believed that a strong body alone could not be called a good actor. Therefore, he worked hard to learn all kinds of knowledge, read widely, accumulate experience, and constantly surpass himself. In order to create characters, he deliberately interacted with people from all walks of life, observed life, and observed life. So he succeeded.
In 1987, he won the Best Adult Performance Award at the 2nd Tongniu Award for starring in "The Adventures of a Pigeon Fan".
In recent years, Zhang Fengyi has paid more attention to his own exploration and expanded the character image to new artistic conception and new intensity. Most of his works are films cooperating with Hong Kong and Taiwan, such as "The Overlord of Western Chu", "The Assassin" "New Biography", "Come with Me Once" and "Sunshine Canyon", etc., and starred in the recently controversial "Jing Ke Assassins the King of Qin" directed by Chen Kaige, the male protagonist Jing Ke.
Awards and major works:
Movies:
"Treasure Beyond the Wall" (1981) "Camel Xiangzi" (1982)
"Old Things in the South of the City" (1982) "The Road" (1983)
"The Man Who Touched the Sea" (1984) "The Magical Land" (1984)
"Night Truck" (1985 ) "The Adventures of a Pigeon Fan" (1986)
"The Bad Man" (1986) "The Kyoto Players" (1987)
"Wild Fire" (1988) "Blood Soul" (1988)
"Business" (Part 1 and 2, 1989) "The Stormy Journey Back" (1990)
"Journey to the South" (1990) "Police Officer in the Year of the Dragon" (1990)
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"Youth Without Regrets" (1991) "Mandala" (1991)
"Farewell My Concubine" (1993) "The Seducing Monk" (1993)
"The Murderer Tang Zhan" (1993) "The Blue Kite" (1993)
"Private Bodyguard" (1993) "The Overlord of Western Chu" (1994)
"New Revenge" ( 1994) "A Shocking Scandal" (1995)
"Flying Tigers" (1995) "Follow Me Again" (1995)
"Sunny Canyon" (1996) " "Jing Ke Assassins the King of Qin" (1997)
"The Hunt" (1997) "File X Murderer" (1997)
TV Series:
"Zhu De" " Huaiyang Hou Han Xin"
"Peaceful Era" "Two and a Half Weeks of Life and Death"
"Homeland" "Crime Unit"
"Qin Shihuang" "Ancient Wu "Spring and Autumn"
"Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou" "Dragon Hall"
"Homeland" "The Turbulent Waves"
"Mansion Gate" "The Sky of History"
Won the 2nd Tongniu Award for Best Adult Performance for starring in "The Adventures of Pigeon Fan"