Ke Xuan Hoa: "The villain" Cbiz and the truth about his wife is Hoan Chau Cach Cach

Because of his limited appearance, most of his roles are villains. Thanks to his high martial arts prowess, he appeared in many films, collaborating with action stars such as Jet Li.

For many people, the name Ke Xuan Hoa will be very strange. However, if you look at these pictures, surely people will easily recognize this familiar face. Because he is an actor who specializes in playing villains in many classic films and is called the "first villain" of the Chinese screen by the media.

Since childhood, Ke Chunhua was interested in martial arts, so at the age of 8 he was taught by his parents and became an athlete of the Zhejiang martial arts team. After a severe illness, his hair and eyebrows suddenly fell out. This change has greatly affected Ke Xuan Hoa's psyche, causing him to become self-deprecating with his friends around. No one expected, it was the chance that brought the martial arts star to the acting career.

From 19 to 54 years old, Ke Xuan Hoa always maintained her weight at 74kg. While being a member of the martial arts team, he happened to know that the film crew "Shaolin Temple" was recruiting actors who knew martial arts, so he came to audition. With a glossy head, no eyebrows, cold eyes, difficult to approach, Ke Xuan Hoa left a strong impression on director Truong Ham Viem. Immediately, the director chose him to play the villain Tu Ung.

In 1982, the movie "Shaolin Temple" caused a fever, the role "Tu Ung" brought Ke Xuan Hoa Lan's fame far away, opening his film career.

Recalling that day, Ke Xuan Hoa said, everyone worked very carefully, never thinking about being famous. Truong Ham Diem answered a reporter's question from Tan Kinh newspaper, "The martial arts actors, including Ke Chunhua, have never been professionally trained, but they are very serious and understand the characters. They are extremely talented. It's so simple, I never had to worry about how they'll act, saying crying is crying."

Truong Ham Diem recalls, when doing "Shaolin Temple", all actors did not compare wages, worked hard in rough and arduous conditions. "I've never had to get angry on the set of Shaolin Temple, all the actors are good colleagues. After a year of filming, on the day of farewell, everyone cried. Thirty, forty years later still called. considerate phone calls. Unlike now, a lot of actors take their salary and then turn around and walk away." Although most of the actors in "Shaolin Temple" are from professional martial arts athletes, all of them are still "likely" injured because of their physical exhaustion and collisions in martial arts scenes.

Ke Xuan Hoa once said, "Basically, there was no directing action that day, when someone's scene was s.hot, that person would design the movements. The director only said how long the scene was, where the s.hot came from, we'll see how long the scene is. I started it myself. Then the director panned the camera." Therefore, we see a lot of fighting scenes in the "Shaolin Temple".

While filming, there was an actor who fell off a horse and broke his right arm and left thumb, had to be cast in a cast and continued to cling to the set, another brother could not help but leave the crew because of a broken neck tendon. foot. "That day there was no substitute, no protective gear, plus the eagerness of the youth, tears could fall, but the feet would not retreat."

Film critic Wei said that the martial arts scenes in Hong Kong films at that time were all real fights, down to every move, "The era of Ke Chunhua did not have any special effects, and h.anging cables was not good enough. fully applied. Actors must hit every single punch. His Tu Ying is highly recognized, of course because his delicate and consistent acting has penetrated people's hearts."

Just released, Shaolin Temple has become a phenomenon of the Chinese screen. Thanks to her excellent role-playing talent, Ke Xuan Hoa was also remembered by the audience and was welcomed and favored by many producers, giving them the same villain roles as Dieu Tran Hai in Phuong The Ngoc 2, Dong Xuong Cong in "Dong Xuong Cong". Thien Ha De Nhat, Doan Dien Khanh of Thien Long Bat Bo or Hai Dai Phu in Loc Dinh Ky 2014...

Because of his limited appearance, most of his roles are villains. Thanks to his high martial arts skills, he appeared in many films, collaborating with action stars such as Ly Lien Kiet, Trieu Van Trac, Vu Vinh Quang. Especially, Ke Xuan Hoa's 7 collaborations with Ly Lien Kiet have produced many unique martial arts scenes, many of which have become classics, such as the great decisive battle with loyalty to the head, fighting with chair in the last part of the movie "Phuong The Ngoc 2", or wearing full b.ody armor, sitting in a car shaped like a fierce poisonous insect in "Hong Hy Quan".

In addition to martial arts action movies, Ke Xuan Hoa once participated in the movie "Red Sorghum" directed by Zhang Yimou as the leader of the bandit thuc Tam Phao with a sense of gratitude, standing up against the Japanese invaders. Objects with opposite images, deeply impress the audience. In 2012, Ke Xuan Hoa played the role of criminal, bandit boss, contemporary Ky Kiet Tam of O Nha Dong in the anti-Japanese resistance drama "Poison Fang". Because the image is shaped, Ke Xuan Hoa wants to play the role of a good person is not easy. After a few decades of playing the villain, Ke Xuan Hoa confided that after many years of rolling in the profession, he only acted through 2, 3 good roles and one role "not considered too evil".

Ke Xuan Hoa participated in many action movies and suffered many injuries. In 2010, while filming "The Legend of Shaolin's Tale 3" in Dunhuang, his neck bone was injured, leading to paralysis. After recovering, he could no longer perform many movements

Ke Xuan Hoa in the screen frightens viewers, but in life, he is a generous, straightforward, and gentle person. He used to invest in stocks in the 90s. A lot of people asked why he played the stock market without going to the exchange, but he still believed in his sixth sense. Those who have met Ke Chunhua have said, "He is very cute, completely different from the movie." "Professional", "gentle", "enthusiastic" are the words that describe Ke Xuan Hoa that reporters hear the most.

The bald head is known by everyone, and when you meet someone, you will enthusiastically greet it, not "feeling scared at first sight" like on the screen. Ke Xuan Hoa is always persistent in working, not causing trouble for others. Until his d.eath, he had never recruited an assistant. He believes that assistants are just to satisfy vanity, "I want to do everything myself, so it will be simpler, as simple as possible, don't complicate things. Live first. is to love yourself, then you can love others, then you can bring joy and happiness to others."

As a famous actor, Ke Xuan Hoa is very secretive about love affairs. During his lifetime, many people often thought that his wife was the actress Luu Phuong Duc, who rose to prominence thanks to the role of a Hoan Cai Ha in the masterpiece Hoan Chau Cach Cach. In 2018, when the actor died of an incurable disease, many people went to Luu Phuong Duc's personal page to offer condolences. The actress had to publicly deny: "I don't know Ke Xuan Hoa, nor have I ever met her."

In fact, this is not the first time Luu Phuong Duc has denied that he is Ke Xuan Hoa's wife. However, for some reason, until now, there are still many media sites that are confused and still falsely report the marriage of the "first evil".

According to some information, the wife of veteran actor Ke Xuan Hoa is an ordinary woman. In the past, Ke Xuan Hoa's wife brought her daughter to Canada to settle down. Although not living with her father, Ke Xuan Hoa's daughter is still inherited with a passion for martial arts and persistently pursuing her dream.

Ke Xuan Hoa's departure is without a doubt a great loss for the entire martial arts film village, Ke Xuan Hoa's friends in the world shared with a reporter from Tan Kinh newspaper. As enthusiastic as any other martial arts actor, Ke Xuan Hoa always gives his best in every scene, not only performing it himself but also teaching many others. When not filming, he worked as a martial arts director behind the scenes. Although Ke Xuan Hoa passed away quite early due to illness, he is still an irreplaceable martial arts monument of the Chinese entertainment industry.

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