The actor of eunuch pang

In Teahouse, Eunuch Pang is played by.

Zhang Huizhong's role can be said to be self-taught. In the drama Teahouse, eunuch Pang was played by an old actor, and he played a perverted old eunuch brilliantly. This role can be said to have been finalized.

It's hard to be original in acting in his way (Chen's "Wang Zhanggui" tries to imitate it, so I dare not compliment it). Boldly abandoned the routine of "Tong Chao Edition" Pang, found another way, and performed an interesting new version of Pang.

First of all, the new version of eunuch Pang is not as senile as the old one, so it is more interesting in itself. He seems to be full of vitality and has his own set of ideas; He is as naive as a child, has a pleasant relationship with people, is often cheated, and sometimes shows a gloomy, treacherous and abnormal side, hurting people in a strange way.

He doesn't trust his nephews. He can't live without them. He spent half his life with each other. As soon as he saw pockmarked Liu and Tang Tiezui, he was intrigued, and it was impossible to prevent them. ...

The most wonderful thing is that Zhang Huizhong asked the old eunuch to speak a strange Baoding dialect, with a sharp voice, mixed with children's voices, floating on the tail sound. A mouth can't help laughing.

At first, his nephews came to Beijing from their hometown to join him. After the old eunuch took them in, he trained them to say hello in Baoding dialect: "The left leg is walking, the right leg is kneeling, old man!" " Finally, I am happy to say a somewhat ironic sentence in Baoding: "Go and wash it, just like shaking coal balls ..."