Leung Ka Fai’s ＂Chill＂ plays the bald superintendent, and he wants to form a choir with Guo Fucheng

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　 　 By Guo Fucheng,Leung Ka FaiThe best Hong Kong cops and bandits in the past decade have been moved to a simultaneous global release on November 8. As a superb actor-level actor, Leung Ka-fai plays a hot-tempered deputy commissioner of police in "Cold War", and this role is also the highest position in the police role he has played. Leung Ka-fai admitted: "I am not playing an ordinary police officer this time, but a domineering, with his own principles, and a very talented military attache." Speaking of the same stage confrontation with Guo Fucheng, he praised the professionalism of his partner as touching, and he also said with a smile that he hopes to sing with Guo Fucheng in the future when he has the opportunity.

Chat about styling: Laugh that suits with old glasses are the most handsome

　 　 In the movie "Cold War", Leung Ka Fai changed his former heroic image and showed off his bald beard for the first time, which made many female audiences call him "handsome". Leung Ka Fai expressed his satisfaction with the look in the film. He joked that the most successful match was a suit with old glasses. "After wearing the suit, I was not very satisfied. They gave me a few pairs of black-framed glasses, but I always felt that they didn’t fit. Finally, the night before the shooting, I found the myopia glasses from many years ago. After I put them on, everyone thought this pair was the most suitable. First of all, it would make the whole person look more calm, and then because it was frameless, it seemed that he did not want to be framed by the rules. This was an overall fit."

　 　 Talking about the role played in the film, Liang Jiahui introduced that he plays Li Wenbin as a vigorous and courageous military attache, while Guo Fucheng plays Liu Jiehui as a thoughtful civil servant. Although he plays the military attache, Liang Jiahui does not fire a single shot in the film. In this regard, he joked that he used his "mouth" to open fire and bombard others, and believes that this arrangement is more in line with the plot. "Although Li Wenbin is a military attache, as a leader, if he is asked to shoot, it will be very deliberate. Instead, if Guo Fucheng, a civilian, does some actions, the audience will feel very fresh."

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