Shi Banyu, the voice of Stephen Chow: This voice belongs not only to me, but also to Stephen Chow- one

Shi Banyu, the voice of Stephen Chow: This voice belongs not only to me, but also to Stephen Chow- one
Once, a factory owner found Shi Banyu, the royal voice of Stephen Chow, and hoped that Shi Banyu could become the spokesman of their products. He gave him a blank check and asked Shi Banyu to make an offer at will.Cantonese voice-over
However, no one expected that Shi Banyu would not be moved by such attractive conditions and said something that the boss greatly admired.
Shi Banyu, formerly known as Shi Renmao, was born in Taiwan, China Province in 1961. In his early years, Shi Banyu hosted variety shows and acted in radio dramas on radio stations, and did a good job. One of his radio plays was also shortlisted for the Golden Bell Award in Taiwan Province.
It was just that the income was not high at that time. Shi Banyu privately contacted voice dubbing to earn some extra money. But at that time, Taiwan Province stipulated that civil servants were not allowed. * *, For this reason, Shi Banyu was warned on the stage.Mandarin voice over.
In order to avoid being discovered, Shi Banyu decided to give himself a stage name. At first he wanted to ask for ten yuan, but he thought it was too cheap; Then I thought about it for ten minutes and thought it was too short; After thinking about it, I finally got the name Shi Banyu.
In 1985, Shi Banyu formally entered the dubbing industry, learning from Master Chen Mingyang, and was known as the Taiwan dubbing emperor. At that time, the works of Zheng Zeshi, a fat cat, and Cheng Kuian, a big fool of villain professionals, were basically voiced by Master Chen.
Shi Banyu was born with poor conditions. His voice was strange and shrill. At the beginning, the characters who were dubbed were all bad people, eunuchs.
In order to highlight his own characteristics, Shi Banyu will use some exaggerated tone when dubbing advertisements for some TV direct selling products to deepen people's impression.
In 1990, Stephen Chow, who had just finished filming "The Gambler", went to Taiwan Province to pick up a voice actor. He wanted to find a person with close voice and exaggerated intonation.
Shi Banyu is such a person. The perfect combination of Stephen Chow's exaggerated and decadent acting skills and Shi Banyu's unreasonable voice has changed Shi Banyu's life.
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