The recent film “Thelma and Louise” has been gaining attention for its relaxed and interesting take on comedy. Starring Tan Zhuo as Wang Xiaoqian, the film aims to empathize with the audience and provide a light-hearted experience. Tan Zhuo, known for her passion for creative innovation, has also been involved in promoting new artistic talents through a global talent plan launched at the 14th Beijing International Film Festival.
In an exclusive interview, Tan Zhuo opens up about her experience filming “Thelma and Louise” and the challenges of creating a comedy character. She shares insights into her collaboration with co-star Jia Bing, highlighting the bond they formed while working on the film.
When asked about her views on comedy and the difficulties of shooting such films, Tan Zhuo acknowledges the complexity of making audiences laugh while also delivering a convincing storyline. Despite the hard work that goes into comedy, she maintains an open attitude towards both comedic and tragic roles.
Reflecting on her passion for innovation and willingness to step out of her comfort zone, Tan Zhuo discusses her involvement in various artistic endeavors and the importance of embracing change in the industry. She emphasizes the value of challenging oneself and seeking new opportunities for growth and development.
As an advocate for creative exploration and a catalyst for new ideas, Tan Zhuo’s commitment to pushing boundaries and inspiring others in the artistic community shines through in her latest projects. With a burning passion for creativity, she continues to make her mark in the film and art world, leaving a lasting impact on audiences and aspiring talents alike.