Film watching netizen: Such a waste of Scriptwriter Fiery Fanny personally writing the script; it’s really a good show, the lines and everything are great, but it’s all ruined by this filming team. Who did they cast as the protagonist? This Jillian Carter has no acting skills whatsoever; she can’t portray the little fox fairy’s curiosity when first entering the mundane world and facing all the modernized city stuff with that kind of liveliness.
Anonymous netizen: To perform like this and still have the nerve to release it? Do they think the audience is stupid?
Film watching netizen: This drama is only suitable to be listened to as a radio drama with eyes closed; the voiceover team is great, the voices sound wonderful, but as soon as you open your eyes, oh my, it’s unbearable.
Film watching netizen: When the little fox fairy first arrives in the city and sees cars running around, the novel describes the little fox fairy as being amazed and playful, like a child excitedly seeing new toys, but Jillian Carter really didn’t capture the little fox fairy’s mindset at that ti in the novel; the changes in her expression were not very evident, totally breaking the character, so I stopped watching.
Film watching netizen: too, watched the first 15 minutes and then stopped, decided to wait for the movie; the movie has already wrapped up filming, it should be released soon, just waiting for the movie.
Anonymous netizen: Finally understand why a proper TV series suddenly turned into a web drama; if it were released as a TV series with this quality, would the TV station have no sha? Sitting and waiting for the movie add 1.
Film watching netizen: Lining up to wait for the movie; I believe Jane Sampson and Mason Stephens can portray the little fox fairy and the overbearing President in our hearts.
Seeing this, Coco Edwards clapped enthusiastically, "Little Jane, you see, the current audience is very discerning; you really can’t just casually act and get away with it."
"That’s true." Harry Little Money nodded next, "Nowadays everyone is very picky about actors’ acting skills in TV movies, unlike thirty or forty years ago when entertainnt options were scarce; if there was TV, whatever the TV played, people watched. Now everyone’s aesthetic appreciation is rising, so naturally, the requirents for actors are higher."
"Indeed, I rember when little Jane had just debuted and played her first role, there were netizens comnting that her acting was fair but still sowhat immature and needed honing." Coco Edwards laughed, "Our house’s Little Jane is a growing-type actor, has strong potential, is talented, and has a lot of charisma; this is what a renowned director has said about our Little Jane."
"Of course, who is our Sister Jane? She’s not an ordinary person." Harry Little Money agreed.
"Okay, enough with the complints, I’m going to feel embarrassed." Jane Sampson responded, just about to turn off the video, when the next mobile phone rang first.
Seeing it’s Rock Bell calling, Jane Sampson picked up and greeted.
"Still not resting at this point?" Rock Bell said, "I’ve been busy all day today; only now do I have ti to squeeze in a call to you, there’s one thing I have to tell you, Twitter is hosting a mid-year Twitter Night celebration, and there’s been a netizen voting on Twitter. Tomorrow night at 8 o’clock, login to Twitter to check it out, and then call on your fans to vote for you, aim to grab the Most Popular Female Actor award."
Rock Bell still doesn’t dare to think about those formal film Best Actress awards, but for this popularity voting, Rock Bell thinks it’s not difficult for Jane Sampson to snag it given her popularity.
Throughout the industry, looking around, online, the one with the highest popularity is really Jane Sampson.
Just from the popularity in her live broadcast channel, and the data like retweets and likes every ti she posts on Twitter, she’s in no way inferior to those veteran actors.
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