＂Breaking the Wind＂ Peng Yuyan car ＂eating and drinking Lasa＂ Wang Luodan developed abdominal muscles
1905 movie network news The annual youth blockbuster directed by Lin Chaoxian will be released in major cinemas across the country on August 7. A few days ago, the film will launch a special "driver development". Peng Yuyan, Dou Xiao, Cui Siyuan, Wang Luodan, Chen Jiale and other stars have been abused by director Lin Chaoxian, and they have also developed the quality of professional drivers. In order to shoot "Breaking the Wind", Peng Yuyan developed the ability to "eat, drink and lash" on the bicycle, and Wang Luodan also developed four abdominal muscles and rough legs. Users have ridiculed them: "You can obviously fight for your appearance, but you have to work hard."
In the special, Lin Chaoxian not only affirmed the performance of each star in the film, but also said: "For me, making a movie is a pursuit. Since I want to make a movie, especially the content I also like very much, I must meet the indicators I pursue. This is also the basic requirement for the success of’Breaking Wind ‘."
The main creator of the youth blockbuster "Breaking the Wind" is so tired that he vomits and practices thick legs
It can be seen from the "Driver Breeding" special series that all the creators of "Breaking Wind" suffered in training before completing the speed shock in the final "Breaking Wind". Although Peng Yuyan has worked with Lin Chaoxian before, when he got the training plan, he said he was still surprised that the director and coach were too strict and "brutal". Chen Jiale, who trained together, also said: "Continuous climbing on the mountain road, 11 hours of training every day, very scary! It is completely carried out according to the specifications of training Olympic competitors, which is not an exaggeration at all!" For one month in a row, he cycled an average of 120 kilometers a day, with 10 kilometers of physical training in the morning and 60 minutes of balance training; 80 kilometers of road sprint exercises and endurance training in the afternoon, and 3 hours of light aerobic in the evening. Suspended palm pressure and one-legged up are also common items. Lin Chaoxian also arranged for Qiu Duoming, the first person in Asia to serve as the director of the Intercontinental Professional Team, to supervise the whole process, and Mauro Gianetti, a world-class cycling professional team consultant, to guide the training.
Under the long outdoor high-temperature training, the main creators were once so tired that they vomited. Dou Xiao said: "I was already mentally prepared when I took the play, but I still didn’t expect it to be so hard. After training every day, I went back to the hotel and was exhausted, like a pool of dead meat there." Peng Yuyan also said: "In the first two days of training, I had back pain after riding, and then my legs, buttocks, lower limbs and so on, you felt that these were not your own, because these muscles are not commonly used. I didn’t practice much leg muscles before, and when I shot this scene, my legs were very thick." Although it was very hard, Peng Yuyan still said: "I think the long training is worth it, because what is the feeling of thirst and what is the feeling of not being able to ride? Only through this kind of training can you understand the mindset of cyclists when they train themselves. "
Peng Yuyan "eats and drinks" in the car?
"I was actually deceived by director Lin Chaoxian," Peng Yuyan said in an interview, referring to the life-saving training and filming of "Broken Wind." Before the release of "Guild Wars," he told me that "Broken Wind" was a love movie about riding a bicycle and falling in love. As a result, I had to ride 117,800 kilometers with my good brother to chase a girl, and it was very difficult. And the training was more tiring than "Guild Wars." You need to train your endurance, your heart and lungs. It was also sunny, and after filming "Broken Wind", the whole person was black. "Judging from the stills, his skin is dark and his legs are strong, and he has become a professional player.
In the film, Peng Yuyan once again escalated his challenge, competing to play the professional racing athlete "Qiu Ming", and performing the cycling version of "Speed and Passion" with international professional drivers. To show "speed and passion", in addition to physical fitness, also requires skills. Therefore, in the training and shooting of "Breaking Wind", a lot of extreme skills were carried out, such as eating food while riding a bicycle and passing water to teammates. More interestingly, Peng Yuyan said in an interview: "During the filming of the race scene, we all ate, drank and urinated on the bicycle." When the reporter asked in surprise how to achieve it, Peng Yuyan said with a smile: "In fact, it was the first time I heard the coach say that the food, drink and lasers were all in the car, and I was as surprised as you. But I learned it after practicing for a long time, and we also filmed it in movies. "
Wang Luodan develops four-pack abs for playing the "Fourth Actor"
Wang Luodan actually developed four abs for the performance of "Breaking Wind" this time. She said: "The abs are developed, but the calves are also thicker. Because the director hopes that after training, the muscles of my legs will show obvious lumps." Wang Luodan once introduced her role in an interview and said that I played the "fourth male lead" Huang Shimao in "Breaking Wind". She said: "I thought I was a girl, the director would take care of me a little bit, but the director is really a bit impersonal, and the treatment during training is similar to that of boys."
During that training period, Wang Luodan was often exhausted. She said: "The training was fine at first, but later with some up the ante, I found that my physical strength could not keep up. Due to the high requirements of the director, he would have a strict plan every day, including how long we rode, how many hills we climbed, and finally there was an assessment plan, which was to take pictures for him at the end. I really didn’t expect it to be so difficult, especially some physical training, I found myself a little overwhelmed. Although the training was hard, looking back, if there was no such training, I feel that it would be impossible for me to carry it mentally or physically in the later shooting."