Japanese actress specializes in China’s anti-Japanese drama, revealing the “hidden rules” of Chinese actresses: getting into the director’s crotch in public

The development of Japanese actress “Tomoko Inoue” in acting is quite special. Although she is a native Japanese actress, she has developed in China in recent years and has become a rare “specialist in anti-Japanese dramas”. Recently, she accepted an exclusive interview with Japan’s “Post 7” magazine and talked about her development experience in China in the past few years. In addition to mentioning the hard work of filming anti-Japanese dramas, she also revealed that Chinese actresses are highly competitive and their “hidden rules” are actually more complicated than those in dramas. More magical.

Tomoko Inoue had shot many commercials and dramas in Japan in the past, but in 2005 she became interested in learning Chinese, so she went to Shanghai, China, to study Chinese, and took on some magazine advertisements while studying. Later, she further participated in Chinese dramas. Shoot. Inoue said that the person who led her into the Chinese drama circle was Chinese director Zhao Baogang. During the original audition, Zhao Baogang decided to hire Inoue for the TV series “Harbin at Night”.

Inoue also mentioned the “culture shock” he encountered during filming.For example, when filming in the grasslands and deserts in the countryside, there were no toilets at all, but she said: “Chinese actresses don’t seem to care. They just find a place outside to relieve themselves, but I really can’t do this. So. During filming, I don’t drink water.”Another problem Inoue encountered was the Chinese discrimination against the Japanese. She was once kicked out by a hotel owner because she was Japanese; or a Chinese crew member directly insulted her on the set, such as He deliberately yelled at her to “bring back the Diaoyutai” and even used the Nanjing Massacre to scold her until she was bloody. She exclaimed: “I was really going to collapse at that time!”

Inoue said that because Chinese anti-Japanese dramas always position the Japanese as villains, the roles she plays are usually Japanese bad guys who are “certain to die”. For this kind of work, Inoue almost always accepted it happily, and even studied how to “die well”. Therefore, during the filming process, Inoue was under great pressure.

But what shocked Inoue the most was the “nepotism” in China’s entertainment industry. Inoue said that what matters in China’s entertainment industry is not getting job opportunities through agencies, but the relationship between actors and directors. Therefore, it is natural in China’s entertainment industry that actors should send high-end watches, brand names and other gifts to directors.In addition, she has seen something even more exaggerated. Inoue said that she once attended a dinner party, and there was a boss of an agency and other actors and staff present.one of the actresses sat next to the boss and said softly: “I can do it today!”Then the boss just said “Okay, okay” and then asked someone else to sit next to him, but did not let the actress get close.

Unexpectedly, the actress climbed directly under the table, and even got out from under the boss’s crotch in public, and calmly continued to say to the boss: “Aren’t you leaving?”Inoue said in shock: “I was really scared to death by her behavior! Sure enough, in a country with a large population, competition is really fierce!”

Inoue also mentioned her own personal experience. She said that she had encountered many “invitations to sleep with her,” but she had always refused them. Once, she was even dumped on a suburban road because she refused to sleep with them. Then Inoue also mentioned an incident. She once had dinner with a producer of “Desert Wolf” in Beijing. The producer quietly said to her: “If you come to my hotel, I will let you in next time.” Play a better role.” Inoue said that the producer also brought four actresses with him during filming and let them live in the same hotel room, which shows the producer’s “power”. Quite big.

Inoue said that the producer later called her to a luxury hotel in Beijing. The producer smiled and said to her, “I’m glad you came.” Inoue said that she was really scared at the time, so she excused herself Go to the toilet and wait until she comes out,I saw that the producer had taken off his clothes, leaving only a pair of underwear on, and he was drinking red wine from a wine glass in his hand. Inoue described that the producer was wearing a pair of red underwear with a golden bell hanging on it.

Inoue admitted that when she saw this scene, she was frightened again and again, and finally she decided to escape from the room. It is reported that the last producer later disappeared from the entertainment industry because he was reported for too many violations. Inoue said that it was fortunate that he didn’t sleep with him at the time, because even if he slept with him, he might not be able to get a good job opportunity.

Inoue married a Chinese actor in 2013 and had a child. Due to her long-term work in China, Inoue now knows many people in the Chinese business and cultural circles. She also hopes to become a bridge between China and Japan in the entertainment industry in the future.

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