How important is it for actors to take over roles?

So important that it determines his future path. Every actor doesn't want to narrow his play, but he is afraid. After he played a role, he could never leave it.

In fact, this is an impression for the audience. If an actor gives the audience the impression that he has never changed, then the audience will think that he has always been like this, and he should be like this. It will not be a simple thing for an actor to transform. The audience's impression of him has laid a foundation, and it is certainly difficult for him to change this impression. Everyone says that the first impression is the most important, and the actor's role is too similar, which is equivalent to the first impression. After that, how easy is it to change?

This is the case with Mammy Rong in Princess Pearl. It can't be said that the road is narrow, but his role of Mammy Rong is too deeply rooted in people's hearts. In real life, of course, he is not as vicious and overbearing as Sister Rong in the play, but many people just put a label on him regardless. I remember reading a news that Sister Rong's actor once took a taxi to a certain place. When he got on the bus to pay for it, the driver saw him and said, "If I had known you were Sister Rong, I wouldn't have taken you." Of course, this behavior is ridiculously naive. Sister Rong's actor is also a little embarrassed. I don't know whether to cry or laugh. It is certainly a good thing that his role is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, but it is definitely not enough if it is too deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

The same example is Nikita. Zheng Er, played by Nikita in The Warrior Lanling, is a rather vicious villain. After the broadcast of The Warrior Lan Ling, Nikita was also influenced to some extent. Many people in her Weibo are scolding him, saying why he did such an outrageous thing to the soldiers Lanling and Princess Lanling. She laughed and said it was just an act. Don't those people know that this is an act? Of course not. But sometimes people's feelings don't change because of the facts.

It can be seen that the role played by an actor is really important, because everyone will put the role of this role on the actor himself. Actors play warm men, so actors are warm men and actors play villains, so actors themselves are villains. This logic is strange, but it exists.

Because of this logic, the performance scope of many actors has narrowed. An actor can't always take plays set by the same person, otherwise there will be such consequences.