Qin Han Challenges "Non-acting Acting Method" Liu Ruoying Instantly Critiques "Shocked by Her Once"

Taiwan Television's "Taiwan Hall of Fame" features an exclusive interview with veteran actor Qin Han. After a 24-year hiatus, Qin Han returns to Taiwanese dramas, playing the role of "alien dad" Cheng Guangqi, who is both loved and hated by the female lead, in the new Chinese language series "Forget Me, Remember." The series marks Liu Ruoying's debut as a director and writer, with a storyline focusing on the heartwarming memories deeply rooted within every family.

Qin Han and Liu Ruoying bonded through this drama collaboration. When discussing the opportunity to act in the series, he mentioned accepting the role without reading the script, candidly stating, "I believe Liu Ruoying understands drama, so it shouldn't be bad."

While portraying the unconventional and childlike "Le Dad," Qin Han attempts to use a "non-acting" approach to interpret the character: "I want to forget that I am an actor and just live in a moment of this script." He emphasizes presenting in the most natural way possible.

He also revealed that during filming, when he overacted at times, Liu Ruoying would directly point out the issue to his face. He laughed and said, "I would be shocked by her once, someone actually talking to me like that." He also shared that his personality is somewhat similar to "Le Dad," being witty and humorous, which made embodying the character quite smoothly.

Source: Apple Daily