In fact, as the assistant director, Fatty also helped Yi Feiyang a lot.

"Well, Downey's acting was completely wrong..." Yi Feiyang shook his head.

"How could it be wrong? Didn't you train him before and let him act like this?" Fatty asked curiously. In his opinion, Downey's role was absolutely exactly the same as what Yi Feiyang had asked for before. He was cynical, bohemian, Tang

Ni's performance was excellent.

"No, the character of Tony Stark is changing, not static!" Yi Feiyang said with a deep frown: "If that was Tony Stark before, then now, he will become steel.

Xia."

"Is there any difference?" The fat man was stunned.

"Of course, these are two completely different concepts. Iron Man is a character created in comics. Specifically, he is a hero with a soul! And Tony Stark is the secular incarnation of Iron Man.

Yes, it is a vulgar thing." Yi Feiyang explained to the fat man in a deep voice:

"Although Iron Man is just a visual symbol, any director or actor can make a good film. If we want to make "Iron Man" like a real movie, then what we need to do is to make Tony Stark the character

Characters are established.”

Almost all movie fans in the world will have a very big misunderstanding about superhero movies, that is, "popcorn-style movies with no connotation" just use big scenes to attract people. As long as it fits the image of a superhero, who will play it?

The protagonists are all the same.

Of course, this is also the impression given by most previous superhero movies, because traditional superhero movies, to put it bluntly, are to film the comic stories again, so that comic fans can see the comics from their childhood in the movie.

Appears in real form.

But this is actually the simplest superhero movie. Strictly speaking, it really can’t be called a movie at all, it can only be called a live-action feature film that is a remake of a comic book.

The reason why movies are called the seventh art is because movies are refined and sublimated based on original works of art such as novels, plays, or comics, and then evolve into an art form that is more deeply rooted in people's hearts.

Among all superhero comics, what comic fans really care about are the stories of omnipotent comic heroes such as "Superman" and "Batman", instead of treating them as "normal people". But if comics are

The art of constructing "heroes", and movies are precisely the art of "people".

If the comic is not refined, this movie will become a simple hero comic... This is not what Yi Feiyang wants. He knows that there is only one point of union between the two arts, and that is the hero's

One side is the original face of Tony Stark in "Iron Man".

The success of the original "Iron Man" was not due to how handsome Robert Downey Jr. was in his iron suit and fighting villains. It was precisely because he created a Tony Stark who was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

"You know? What I want now is to see how many people have been killed by the weapons I made. Stark, who has a deep sense of guilt and guilt, can only become a real person if he regrets the sins of his weapons business."

Iron Man!" Yi Feiyang said with a deep breath.

The fat man seemed to understand. Maybe in his opinion, Iron Man was Stark, and Stark was Iron Man. How could these be two people?!

But Yi Feiyang didn't want an ordinary "Iron Man", he wanted an "Iron Man" that surpassed the original version. If not, he thought he had failed completely. Thinking of this, he beckoned for Robert Downey Jr.

He came over, put his arm around his shoulders and said:

"Hi, Downey, you played Tony very well before, but now that Tony has been on the verge of life and death, he has seen the weapons he made create so many terrorists, and even saw the scene where terrorists beheaded Americans, I need this role.

To give a performance and make a change... What I need is a charming and real heroic image."

"I understand, I've tried to express it..." Downey smiled bitterly. He had actually been thinking about it for a long time and had just used a variety of ways to express it, but Yi Feiyang was obviously not satisfied with it.

This is the difference between movies and life. Men who can control their emotions in life are usually very reserved and seem a bit enigmatic, making it impossible for people to understand the meaning behind his words. But if it is expressed so truly in the movie, it will

It will make the audience confused and confused... If there is "space time", the protagonist's heart can be shaped through side stories and supporting characters' lines. The protagonist can just pretend to be cool, but "Iron Man"

"This type of movie does not have this "space and time" at all...

For example, George Cruise and Michael Keaton have tried to portray Bruce Wayne in "Batman", which has caused the audience to have an emotional ambiguity about this character. Many times, they don't know what Batman is thinking...

…It’s hard for movie fans to accept.

To put it simply, the two logics of creating a deep protagonist and a fast-paced superhero movie are fundamentally contradictory and completely incompatible. Therefore, most actors who play the protagonists of superhero movies appear to be very simple and empty.

That's why.

Robert Downey Jr. is looking at Yi Feiyang now, hoping that he can point out where his dead end lies.

Yi Feiyang did not disappoint him and said with a smile: "No, in fact, many times the changes in the character's inner world are not expressed by expressions or words, but by the eyes! And you lack the change in the eyes!".

Change in eyes?!

Downey had some reverie.

In fact, the reason why Yi Feiyang said this was because he remembered a popular Japanese drama in his previous life called "Hanzawa Naoki".

The name of the male protagonist in this drama is Sakai Masato. He is a well-known drama fanatic in the Japanese entertainment industry. He can be said to be a late bloomer. And his most talked about is his ninth acting skill---no matter he is happy, angry or sad, he is the same.

A smiling face!

For this kind of acting, some people mocked him as "facial paralysis", and some said he couldn't act at all, but Yi Feiyang felt that it was definitely not easy for a person to express all his psychological activities with his eyes.

things.

I wonder, who can express joy, anger, sorrow and joy with just their eyes?!

"Now, Donnie, try, yes, slowly try to fix your expression into a single smile, and then use your eyes to express your mood at this moment, that kind of self-blame, regretful mood---note

Look, you are trapped in the enemy's hole now, and every move you make may bring disaster to you, so you must face everything with a smile, but deep in your heart, you are boiling,

Fiery..." Yi Feiyang used a guiding tone and told Downey about the "Hansawa Naoki" style of acting.

For Downey, this is new.

You know, Americans advocate freedom, so they are very extroverted in most things. As we have seen in movies, they have rich expressions and exaggerated body language.

Therefore, he is also very open in terms of performance,

Like Yi Feiyang is doing now, it's very rare for Downey to restrain himself and leave only a smiling expression, but to express his inner emotions again.

But Downey is Downey after all!

Coming from a family of performers, he had the talent for acting in his bones. After listening to Yi Feiyang's words, he quickly became enlightened, or enlightened.

During the filming process, it became more exquisite and unique. In comparison, Gyllenhaal, who played the terrorist leader, was somewhat dwarfed. This also laid the foundation for the subsequent acting competition.
Chapter completed!