They're the voice actors who dubbed for the actors' role counterparts. This is done in many Chinese dramas to…
No, that's not how it works. If the production team decides to use voice actors than the released product to whoever has the license (i.e. the network) to air the series will show that finished product with the voice actors' dubbing.
If the production team decides to use the original dialogue or have the original actors dub themselves, then the final product released will have the original actors' voices.
They're the voice actors who dubbed for the actors' role counterparts. This is done in many Chinese dramas to…
Sometimes they are added to the cast list, but not always - unfortunately, the voice actors often get overlooked. If you feel you've heard somebody's voice before, you've probably have and recognized the voice actor's voice. Well-known and sought after ones are Bian Jiang and Zhang Jie.
But there are also Chinese actors and actresses that often dub themselves: Luo Yunxi, Zhang Xincheng, Zhang Bin Bin, Wang Kai, Chen Feiyu, Tan Jianci, Yu Shu Xin, Zhao Jinmai, YangZi, and Tan Songyun.
And then we have Wang Hedi who is notorious for having a very prominent Sichuan accent so is often dubbed - but he's been taking voice lessons to improve his Beijing Mandarin diction so that he can dub himself in future projects. Love Between Fairy and Devil wouldn't be the same if he had dubbed himself as Dongfang Qingcang.
On the other spectrum, we have Jeremy Tsui who is often dubbed which is a travesty because he has such a beautiful deep voice.
Under cast and crew there is a re voice actors list for every role, what does it mean?
They're the voice actors who dubbed for the actors' role counterparts. This is done in many Chinese dramas to standardize accents (there are over 200 dialects in China) and bring down production costs (cheaper to dub the audio than to reshoot scenes).
Same, he was my favorite character in the book (such a steal scener even though he only had a smattering of appearances) so I was really looking forward to his drama appearance - short but piqued interest for sure. Well done drama!
I like this ML , dont remember seeing him in any of the dramas i watched FL and ML has a great chemistry and love…
Yes, Bi Wen Jun and Li YiTong were adorably fluffy in Warm on a Cold Night. Her howling like a wolf by the prison remains one of the funniest Cdrama scenes ever.
He also had sizzling off the chart chemistry with Jiang Pei Yao in I am Nobody. Sad they didn't return for season 2, but hopeful they'll be back for season 3. 🤞
Also recommend Sweet Teeth, another sweet fluffy drama.
https://www.sohu.com/a/908658314_122127805She used to be a stand-in for Zhao Liying, and now she has become a…
Can we please ban Shen Li already? She's such a troll and always bashing other c-actresses who aren't ZLY once they become prominent because of hit drama.
I've been waiting for a remake of the Liao Zhai stories for years - even decades now! I know there's been a few mainland China adaptations in the early 2000's but the last one I watched was the TVB version 'Dark Tales' in the late 90's (at the height of TVB's popularity).
There was a kiss but a dead fish it came out to be lol.
It's a Ren Jialun / Ren Guochao drama - to have a kiss or any skinship in his dramas is already something. Though sometimes having no kisses in his dramas end up working out (e.g. One and Only).
Three things he is known for: 1) Professional table tennis player / table tennis prodigy 2) His acting 3) His non-existent kisses / intimate skinship with female leads 4) 'Biggest failure amongst celebrities who’ve changed their names'. Even as far as in Tibet, you can hear his fans calling him by his real name 'Guochao' instead of his stage name 'Ren Jialun' - https://www.facebook.com/dramapotatoe/videos/694026874803486/ (at the 0:06 mark, he says, 'Omg, even over here I can't get away from 'Guochao''
🍉 IQIYI upcoming TV Series #夜旅人/ #YeLvRen/ #NightWanderer rumor to started the green screen AI head-changing…
This is good news as this has been the most anticipated time travelling drama at the top of my to-watch list - also, it's Ni Ni - enough said. Sad to see Deng Lun replaced but this had to be done after how many years this has been sitting on the shelf. Maybe now the investors can finally get some of their money back.
I was just thinking the same thing. I even went on Baidu to see if his TV appearances included his role as Ji Chongyi in Si Jin and as of this moment, it doesn't.
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If the production team decides to use the original dialogue or have the original actors dub themselves, then the final product released will have the original actors' voices.
But there are also Chinese actors and actresses that often dub themselves: Luo Yunxi, Zhang Xincheng, Zhang Bin Bin, Wang Kai, Chen Feiyu, Tan Jianci, Yu Shu Xin, Zhao Jinmai, YangZi, and Tan Songyun.
And then we have Wang Hedi who is notorious for having a very prominent Sichuan accent so is often dubbed - but he's been taking voice lessons to improve his Beijing Mandarin diction so that he can dub himself in future projects. Love Between Fairy and Devil wouldn't be the same if he had dubbed himself as Dongfang Qingcang.
On the other spectrum, we have Jeremy Tsui who is often dubbed which is a travesty because he has such a beautiful deep voice.
He also had sizzling off the chart chemistry with Jiang Pei Yao in I am Nobody. Sad they didn't return for season 2, but hopeful they'll be back for season 3. 🤞
Also recommend Sweet Teeth, another sweet fluffy drama.
He is the ancestor of the mysterious Wang Clan as opposed to our familiar Zhang Clan.
There's no mention of Zhang Qi Ling or any members of the Zhang Clan in the cast list.
Three things he is known for:
1) Professional table tennis player / table tennis prodigy
2) His acting
3) His non-existent kisses / intimate skinship with female leads
4) 'Biggest failure amongst celebrities who’ve changed their names'. Even as far as in Tibet, you can hear his fans calling him by his real name 'Guochao' instead of his stage name 'Ren Jialun' - https://www.facebook.com/dramapotatoe/videos/694026874803486/ (at the 0:06 mark, he says, 'Omg, even over here I can't get away from 'Guochao''