Do you think the food in movies and TV plays is true or false?

Eating and drinking in film and television dramas is generally true, after all, it is also for the pursuit of truth.

However, eating a play depends on the situation.

Sometimes when filming, props are prepared in advance, because the time is too long and the scene is too hot, the props will break down, and sometimes the smell is obvious. At this time, actors usually choose not to eat or pretend to eat. After all, the food has gone bad.

There is also the problem of the actors themselves. Some actors pretend to be satisfied by taking a sip even while filming in order to keep their weight. This kind of false satisfaction is generally not contagious and is often vomited by the audience.

Of course, the most classic fake food is Zhao in Hua. All the steamed buns in the later period are P-rated. Really? Performing in the air.

The rest is basically really eaten. Among these actresses, Zhao and Andy are the most influential.

Zhao ate all his plays, and he was lucky to eat them.

It is said that when filming "Late Arriving", I ate too seriously and got a little fat later.

When Andy plays Qiu Yingying, he will take a big bite of cake and hot pot.

In recent years, the eating scenes in Shan Ying and Noon Sunshine are all real eating!

Every dish in every play is very appetizing, and the details are always full marks.

Watching the actors eat in the play, the audience outside the play will also want to vomit!

When they filmed, they also specially matched the chef, just to prepare ingredients for the actors!

Remember the book "Flowers bloom and the moon is full that year" just finished some time ago? Sun Li didn't reveal that she had eaten two bowls of mutton bread in soup, and he NG several times without hesitation and really ate everything!

Of course, their crew is also equipped with special chefs to ensure that actors can eat fresh ingredients when filming.

In a word, most of the actors in filming really eat, and the situation of fake eating is generally because the props are broken and the actors have personal problems (this is also called unprofessional). After all, filming is also the pursuit of realism and appeal, isn't it ~