
In the Taiwanese version of "The Hospital", Jerry Yan will be the main focus
Taiwanese version of "The Hospital" will premiere
in China on September, Jerry becomes the focus
Source: ent.163.com
http://ent.163.com/07/0809/11/3LF0B1QR00031GVI.html
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The Taiwanese version of the "The Hospital" will premier in China this autumn over at the Dragon TV (Dong Fang Wei Shi) Channel under the SMG. Until then, whether or not Jerry Yan's acting skills,will get the Mainland viewers' approval and will become their focus.
The Taiwanese version of "The Hospital is about to be shown over at Dragon TV this fall, as it had obtained the exclusive rights of its broadcast in China. At present, it has already been announced by the management, that the soonest date would be on September. Due to the success of the Japanese version of "The Hospital", the Taiwanese version hopes to spark another TV wave, this time from the sole-carrier of the "Meteor Garden" cast, particularly idol Jerry Yan's performance, which would become the main focal attention.
In the Japanese version, there is the main lead and another is the antagonist as the two different male leads. The Taiwanese version has three male leads -- Jerry as Su Yi Hua, representing the young generation of doctors who are honest, warm and simple, with the belief that doctors should care for their patients beyond medical attention --- Leon Dai as Qui Qing Cheng representing the middle-aged bracket of doctors, with experienced medical skills, and quite ambitious to get a position in the society -- and Wu Meng Da as Tang Guo Tai, the Surgical Department head, with more resources, and representing the"powerful group". The whole drama revolves around the medical malpractice issues in a hospital, and unfolds the internal power struggle within. Thus, inside "The Hospital", a serene place where the test of strength on human nature's dishonesty and mistrust is laid in front of the viewers.
Here, Meteor Garden director Cai Yue Xun and idol Jerry Yan unites again. From the beginning of the shooting of this Taiwanese version of "The Hospital." the director had already gathered the appropriate power cast and took 8 months to film, making this slow work but fine craftsmanship project more attracting to watch by the viewers. However, that drama unexpectedly received low ratings when it was first shown last summer in Taiwan, and Jerry's lack of skills was even more pointed out. Fortunately, after a few episodes, it gained the viewer's momentum and critics certainly gave positive comments, especially for Wu Meng Da and Leon Dai's remarkable acting. Worthy of reception, that drama also received two nominations in this year's Shanghai TV Festival "Magnolia" Awards for Juror's Choice for Best Asian TV Series Special Citation Award and for Best Actor in an Asian TV Series Award.
With regards to the present exclusive rights, person in charge over at Dragon TV and the Shanghai Media Group Center revealed that even though Jerry Yan's acting skill is being intrigued, he, however, is still super famous, and this drama became a appetizing cake for several TV channels to fight for in getting its exclusive rights. Finally, Dragon TV got hold of its super expensive copyright. According to reports, that drama had already been approved for showing by the management, and if it goes smooth, the soonest would be on September so that viewers will finally have the chance to see it. With regards to the sensitive scenes inside the drama, The Hospital person in charge said the Dragon TV version will edit "President" words again.
As whether or not Jerry's acting skills will get the approval of the Mainland viewers approval, "veteran" Wu Meng Da was interviewed the other day regarding this topic and said, " Acting in dramas certainly doesn't need to be in a standard. Of course some people would like it, and some people would not. I think Jerry already displayed a very good performance. His acting has also considerably improved. Even though the Japanese version came first, It think our version is more Chinese viewer-friendly."
Taiwanese version of "The Hospital" will premiere
in China on September, Jerry becomes the focus
Source: ent.163.com
http://ent.163.com/07/0809/11/3LF0B1QR00031GVI.html
summary by Jerry's Kingdom
PLS. DO NOT REPOST ELSEWHERE WITHOUT PERMISSION
The Taiwanese version of the "The Hospital" will premier in China this autumn over at the Dragon TV (Dong Fang Wei Shi) Channel under the SMG. Until then, whether or not Jerry Yan's acting skills,will get the Mainland viewers' approval and will become their focus.
The Taiwanese version of "The Hospital is about to be shown over at Dragon TV this fall, as it had obtained the exclusive rights of its broadcast in China. At present, it has already been announced by the management, that the soonest date would be on September. Due to the success of the Japanese version of "The Hospital", the Taiwanese version hopes to spark another TV wave, this time from the sole-carrier of the "Meteor Garden" cast, particularly idol Jerry Yan's performance, which would become the main focal attention.
In the Japanese version, there is the main lead and another is the antagonist as the two different male leads. The Taiwanese version has three male leads -- Jerry as Su Yi Hua, representing the young generation of doctors who are honest, warm and simple, with the belief that doctors should care for their patients beyond medical attention --- Leon Dai as Qui Qing Cheng representing the middle-aged bracket of doctors, with experienced medical skills, and quite ambitious to get a position in the society -- and Wu Meng Da as Tang Guo Tai, the Surgical Department head, with more resources, and representing the"powerful group". The whole drama revolves around the medical malpractice issues in a hospital, and unfolds the internal power struggle within. Thus, inside "The Hospital", a serene place where the test of strength on human nature's dishonesty and mistrust is laid in front of the viewers.
Here, Meteor Garden director Cai Yue Xun and idol Jerry Yan unites again. From the beginning of the shooting of this Taiwanese version of "The Hospital." the director had already gathered the appropriate power cast and took 8 months to film, making this slow work but fine craftsmanship project more attracting to watch by the viewers. However, that drama unexpectedly received low ratings when it was first shown last summer in Taiwan, and Jerry's lack of skills was even more pointed out. Fortunately, after a few episodes, it gained the viewer's momentum and critics certainly gave positive comments, especially for Wu Meng Da and Leon Dai's remarkable acting. Worthy of reception, that drama also received two nominations in this year's Shanghai TV Festival "Magnolia" Awards for Juror's Choice for Best Asian TV Series Special Citation Award and for Best Actor in an Asian TV Series Award.
With regards to the present exclusive rights, person in charge over at Dragon TV and the Shanghai Media Group Center revealed that even though Jerry Yan's acting skill is being intrigued, he, however, is still super famous, and this drama became a appetizing cake for several TV channels to fight for in getting its exclusive rights. Finally, Dragon TV got hold of its super expensive copyright. According to reports, that drama had already been approved for showing by the management, and if it goes smooth, the soonest would be on September so that viewers will finally have the chance to see it. With regards to the sensitive scenes inside the drama, The Hospital person in charge said the Dragon TV version will edit "President" words again.
As whether or not Jerry's acting skills will get the approval of the Mainland viewers approval, "veteran" Wu Meng Da was interviewed the other day regarding this topic and said, " Acting in dramas certainly doesn't need to be in a standard. Of course some people would like it, and some people would not. I think Jerry already displayed a very good performance. His acting has also considerably improved. Even though the Japanese version came first, It think our version is more Chinese viewer-friendly."
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