Fungurling (not fangirling, of course) only happened once in a blue moon. And when it happens, I will have a strong urge to write, because my heart can't content the excitement.
In my previous blog I wrote that, as an artist, Dylan has many strong points. His package is almost complete. He can sing, he can dance and of course, he can rap as well. He mastered basketball and played like a pro. His cooking prowess is also significant.
Back to his younger days' interview, though he said that being an actor was never his dream, but he was confidently saying that his face should be on TV. Upon winning the first prize of Youku Super Idol 2017, seemed like Dylan believes that acting is what he really wants.
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But as an actor, how far can he goes on his career and give out the best of him in acting to become an award-winning actor?
Here comes my thought on his acting skills, based on how he interpreted his-only-two-roles-so-far from two already aired dramas (which I could and have watched too), Meteor Garden 2018 and Ever Night 2.
METEOR GARDEN
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Dylan Wang was picked by the producer of the original and current remake of Meteor Garden, Angie Chai to play the titular role as Dao Ming Si. (They said he was selected from 30 thousands candidates from various universities in Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore and Los Angeles. I really don't know whether this info is exaggerating or not, but if that what was happened, it surely surreal).
But I am pretty sure that has studied the Manga version of Hana Yori Dango so thoroughly, that he perfectly translated his facial expressions from the comics' pages to the small screen. In my opinion even if he's the most handsome actor in the universe, the portrayal would have fallen flat if he couldn't act.
"I added my own style and flavor to it. I also tried not to copy Jerry too much because he was doing his best to interpret the role as his own. I tried to do it in a way that I will represent the role (translated from Chinese)," Dylan said in an interview at the press conference of BENCH.
Shen Yue, his co-star who played Shancai, gave her impression on her first meeting with Dylan
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