What good roles did Cheng Lisha play?

Through variety shows, Guo Xiaodong and Cheng Lisha, a couple, gradually entered everyone's field of vision, and everyone was most concerned about Cheng Lisha, who was persistent, persistent and dedicated to love. Cheng Lisha also revealed in the program that since she married Guo Xiaodong, she devoted herself to the family and took care of her husband and son wholeheartedly. She hasn't performed on stage for years. As a matter of fact, Cheng Lisha, a trained man, still has many good works and roles to present to everyone in his early years.

First, the "love code"

0 1 broadcast love password. In the play, Lin Wanjia, played by Cheng Lisha, is a newly graduated neurosurgeon. He grew up with Hao Lei, played by William Feng, and has always been infatuated with Hao Lei. After Hao Lei and Wen Shu broke up several times, she finally got together with Hao Lei. The good times didn't last long. Hao Lei and Wen Shu made up, but later she found out she was pregnant. Lin Wanjia felt Hao Lei's helplessness and could not bear the pain. She chose to leave silently.

In the play, Cheng Lisha has a good grasp of the characters' behaviors and feelings. In a love triangle, as a victim of indefensible, her mental journey is undoubtedly the most difficult to play, but through her understanding of the role, she successfully mastered her own scene and shaped the role of Lin Wanjia more successfully.

Second, "big shot"

In 2004, Cheng Lisha starred in A Man's Woman directed by Li Ping. The plot is in the late Qin and early Han dynasties, when the war raged. Among them, Heather, a prostitute played by Cheng Lisha, was attracted by Liu Bang and became addicted to fame and fortune. In the play, she and No.1 Angel are sworn enemies. Generally speaking, the people who oppose the No.1 female undoubtedly represent the negative invisible characters, while Cheng Lisha gives full play to the boring role of Heather.

Third, the secret history of Mao

In 2005, he starred in The Secret History of Mao. In the play, she plays the role of Abahai. At that time, Nurhachi finally became his own emperor by virtue of his own strength. Of course, there are countless Yingying Yanyan around Nurha. Cheng Lisha's Abahai married Nurha at the age of 65,438+02. As a side Fujin, this undoubtedly attracted many women's jealousy and harm. After all, the age advantage is there, so it's hard not to put pressure on other concubines.

In the long years that followed, she tasted the warmth and coldness of the world. From the naive desire for love at the beginning to the emperor who finally saw through fickle feelings, Cheng Lisha's transformation was natural and smooth. It is the most difficult for an actor to perform step by step from young to mature, not only in his heart, but also in his expression. She undoubtedly created a qualified role.

Fourth, "The Last Gege"

Cheng Lisha plays Miss Pan Nianru in the play. When Shen fell in love with Miss Pan, Pan Nianru was finally moved by his enthusiasm and attitude and finally married him. After marriage, Shen started a film company with his dowry, and it has grown since then. At the same time, there are many Yingying Yan Yan around him, which makes him gradually addicted to the outside world. At the same time, he gradually became indifferent to his first wife, Pan Nianru, making her hate because of love, and even began to deal with Yingying Yanyan around her.

In this play, Cheng Lisha's transformation and positioning from a young lady to a jealous wife is still very successful and unforgettable. The most difficult role to interpret is undoubtedly the role that needs obvious transformation in the play. Every transformation, actors need to spend more time pondering and have higher requirements for acting skills, and the transformation in each of Cheng Lisha's plays is still satisfactory.

Cheng Lisha, who was born by training, has played many roles, large and small, since her debut. But whether she is a supporting role or a leading role, she is conscientious and responsible, and has won the audience with her solid foundation and brilliant acting skills. Although she has faded out of the entertainment circle and returned to her family, with a loving husband and a sensible son, many of her works can still be called classics.