What are some examples of actors who are so addicted to their roles in real life that they are not good for themselves?

This is martin sheen, 36 years old. Handsome guy, right? In my early years, many people thought of james deen. This is Captain Benjamin L Willard played by martin sheen, 36, in Apocalypse Now.

See any blood? It's true. The look of pain on his face? It's also true. In this scene, Captain Willard, as drunk as a fiddler, stays alone in a hotel room in Saigon and surrenders to his inner demon who has served in Vietnam for several years. Martin? The role of Willard played by Xin was so perfect that he got drunk, broke the mirror with his fist and hurt his thumb badly.

Frances Ford Coppola, the director, instructed the photographer to continue filming drunken martin sheen and face his inner demons. The pain you see here is so real that Xin didn't go to see the film for several months after it was released, but only at the urging of a close friend who wanted to see it. He has always avoided watching this film because he is afraid of seeing his emotional breakdown-he claims that he has forgotten this. He later admitted that he remembered it clearly, but he tried to suppress it.

Captain Willard was ordered to assassinate a colonel (Colonel Courths, Marlon Brando) in the upper reaches of a Vietnamese river. He succumbed to the crazy war and became the leader of a bloodthirsty colony composed of savage Vietnamese.

The film was filmed in the Philippines one year after the Vietnam War, accompanied by Willard and the crew of a patrol boat, and finally arrived at Cortez's home. Xin, a healthy athlete, wrote that he was worried about the strong physical movements required by the script from the beginning-in the tropical climate and high humidity environment of the Philippines.

Although Xin was in good health, she had a heart attack during filming. He was rushed to Manila and spent six weeks recovering before returning to the set. I won't reveal the ending of this classic movie, but I will ruin it. But according to many Vietnam veterans, this is a study conducted in the dark, and it has done an excellent job in conveying the madness of the Vietnam War.

Before returning home to California, Xin had to stay in Hawaii for a few weeks to get rid of his role and adapt to the "real world" again. If you haven't seen it, you should. This is a great movie, with wonderful performances by Xin, Huo Po and others.