＂The Vanishing Bullet＂ is revealed behind the scenes, Nicholas Tse is gaining weight and not being a little white face

　　　 The blockbuster blockbuster is about to be released nationwide on August 14. As the release approaches, the film will reveal the behind-the-scenes interview of the main creator. As the new best actor of the Academy Awards, Nicholas Tse abandoned the "blue veins exposed" acting line in "Vanishing Bullets", and his loose and calm acting became one of the biggest selling points of the film. Nicholas Tse even revealed that for the sake of his idol Liu Qingyun, he "does not want to be a little white face".

Nicholas Tse "Heroes Save Beauty" Inside and Outside the Play

　　　 "Vanishing Bullets" tells the story of a series of bizarre murders in a mysterious arsenal during the Republic of China. The deceased died from the "cursed" "ghost bullets", but the warheads could not be found at the scene. Guo Zhui, the hot-blooded detective played by Nicholas Tse, faces the brutal killer who is pressing step by step, but always makes careful reasoning through the detailed clues on the scene, and finally solves the mystery through evidence, which is really a "reasoning school" in the detective film. This also makes Nicholas Tse, who has always performed life-fighting actions, have a great leap in literary opera.

　　　 In "The Vanishing Bullet", Nicholas Tse and Yang Mi are lovers. But when he first arrived on the set, facing Nicholas Tse, Yang Mi was so nervous that he didn’t even know where to put his hands. After seeing the situation, Nicholas Tse took great care of Yang Mi. Yang Mi said: "He saw that my palms were sweating all the time and helped me wipe my hands because I was too nervous!" After listening to this, Nicholas Tse looked like a flower protector: "Because the weather was too cold, I saw that she was shaking all the time. She had a scene to help me tie buttons. I wanted to hold her hands and found that her palms were sweaty. When she was nervous, she acted stiffly, and it was normal to wipe her sweat." In the play, Nicholas Tse, who is not in the play, is also everywhere to rescue Yang Mi. At the world premiere of "The Vanishing Bullet" in Beijing, Yang Mi was very embarrassed when faced with the question of "choosing one" between the host Huang Zijiao’s boyfriend and his idol. At this time, Nicholas Tse stood up and said: "Don’t ask this thing, people will be embarrassed."

Gain weight for the play, Nicholas Tse does not do little white face

　　　 Nicholas Tse is widely regarded as a handsome man, but he himself does not seem to care about image. In Tse’s plays, "self-destructing images" of limping legs and knife scars are already commonplace. And this time in "Vanishing Bullets", Tse also revealed that in order to shoot and even gain weight, he even lost his trademark abdominal muscles. Tse even mocked himself: "I haven’t seen myself so fat on TV for a long time. I originally had six-pack abs because the’ghost bullets’ all’disappeared ‘.",

　　　 Nicholas Tse also broke the news generously, "masochistic and fattening" in order to be more "paired" with "idol" Liu Qingyun during filming: "Everyone can see that Big Brother Liu Qingyun is tall and strong, and his skin tone is also very healthy. Everyone is a police officer investigating the case, and I don’t want to stand next to him as a little white face." Nicholas Tse also said: "I think most of the people in our line of work should want to cooperate with Big Brother Qingyun, because that is an affirmation of their acting skills."

In order to be realistic, there is no need for stuntmen in the explosion scene

　　　 Nicholas Tse, a well-known hard-working Saburo in the Hong Kong film industry, believes that someone should work hard for the film and be brave for the sake of bravery. In order to maintain his belief, Nicholas Tse challenged the most dangerous explosion scene in his film career in "Vanishing Bullets". "There have been many explosions in the past, but there have never been such close and so dense explosions."

　　　 Director Luo Zhiliang recalled that at that time, he discussed with Nicholas Tse to make an explosion that was close to no special effects, so he "ruthlessly" placed three explosion points at close range beside Nicholas Tse, "which was still quite dangerous at that time." Before shooting, Nicholas Tse walked the explosion route three times, confirming the explosion point again and again.

　　　 When the camera started shooting, Nicholas Tse, who was holding a shield, ran at the speed of a 100-meter sprint according to the established route, but was eventually bounced away by the heat wave. After a scene, Nicholas Tse’s face was black, and his hair and clothes were covered in explosive debris.

　　　 On the night of the world premiere of "The Vanishing Bullet", although Nicholas Tse had been traveling in Beijing all day to promote it, at the end of the day, he could not wait to book the entire DMAX hall and watch the film alone with his entourage. Nicholas Tse said: "I really can’t wait another month to go to the cinema to see this film. This is the biggest film I have invested in this year. It is the most explosive and dangerous film I have ever made. I can’t wait to see it."

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