In order to support Daniel Wu, the director invited Louis Koo, Andy Lau and others to set him off. It's incredible that the crew paid a lot of money to invite them in two ways. This must have puzzled many fans, but Andy Lau, as the villain, stole all Daniel Wu's plays. It is obvious that he is the protagonist, and his first impression is like a supporting role. At that time, because of this work, many netizens spoke out. The fact is that Andy Lau's acting skills are really good. No wonder friends turned their attention to Andy Lau.
Real actors don't care about the number of roles, and they can get public attention through acting. When the characters are vividly interpreted, they can also have their own characteristics, so that the audience can think of them as long as they think of them. For example, Roy Cheung, a professional rascal, is only a small character named "Brother Crow" in "Young and Dangerous 3 Absolute Monarch", but he can show the cruel nature of being a rascal incisively and vividly, and even Jordan chan and Ekin Cheng are slightly inferior, which still makes the audience forget for a moment.
The villain is difficult to play, and if the acting is good enough, such a role is easy to shine. It is also easy to overshadow the protagonist's limelight. Therefore, if the director wants to attract new people in the future, it is best not to find some acting schools to play supporting roles, otherwise it will make the protagonist look very lifeless! Whether an actor can become popular smoothly depends on his acting skills. Even if it is a supporting role, as long as the acting is better than the protagonist, it can still be concerned and liked by the audience!