Text/Yangcheng Evening News all-media reporter Hu Guangxin
Today, Zhou Runfa's new film "Don't Call Me "God of Gamblers"" released its first trailer and poster. Zhou Runfa this time plays a gambling addict and a down-and-out middle-aged "bragging" who owes a debt. In the trailer, Chow Yun-fat has a line :"Do you think I'm still like I was in Hong Kong, so beautiful?" ", seems to be a tribute to his masterpiece "God of Gamblers".
According to the 2018 film shooting and production record publicity, "Don't Call Me "God of Gamblers"" was originally called "The Sunshine Years", telling the story of "Bragging Hui" who promised to temporarily take care of the son of his former lover Li Xi on the condition of a remuneration of 100,000 yuan. He later discovered that this was his biological son and suffered from autism. When the feelings of father and son are increasing, they usher in the news of Li Xi's death, and "Bragging Hui" decides to shoulder the responsibility of his father...
Pan Yaoming, the director of "Don't Call Me "God of Gamblers", is a veteran cinematographer who won the Best Cinematography Award at the 32nd Hong Kong Film Awards in 2013 for "The Listener", and his directorial debut was "Extraordinary Mission" in 2017.
The screenwriter of this film is Zhuang Wenqiang, the supervising producer is Huang Bin, which is the second cooperation between Zhou Runfa and them after "Peerless"; this film is also the first time that Zhou Runfa and Yuan Yongyi have partnered, and Liao Qizhi, who died of illness this year, is also one of the main actors of this film. (For more news, please pay attention to Yangcheng Pie pai.ycwb.com)
Source | Yangcheng Evening News Yangcheng Pie
Image | Teaser poster
Editor-in-charge | Shao Ziheng
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