Sha Yi was abducted by his son to dub Ma Sichun's first performance in "Sheep Detective Squad"

Jiuzhiwang Movies Beijing (Editor: 1326 XJ01) On May 10, the China premiere of the year's cutest suspense animation "Sheep Detectives" ended happily in Beijing. The scene turned into a "furry base camp for crime detection." The fluffy wool cloud lights, wood-colored detective agency signs, and lamb pillows everywhere filled the entire theater with a healing atmosphere. The Chinese dubbing lineup Ma Sichun, Sha Yi, and Guo Hongze (Tudou) were all present. Among them, Sha Yi made public for the first time his hilarious experience of "accompanying his son to dubbing but being selected by the director." Coupled with the audience calling him a similar interaction with Uncle Wolf Hugh Jackman, it became the most topical and exclusive attraction of the day.

Sha Yi self-destructed "accidental duty" from beginning to end accompanied by his son dubbing anti-director "leak detection"
As soon as Sha Yi took the stage, he had an aura of joy, and applause and laughter fell one after another. When asked by the host about the opportunity to join the film, he smiled and waved his hand, telling a behind-the-scenes anecdote that no one knew about: "You may not believe it, but I was really kidnapped by my son Nimo this time. At first, the crew didn't look for me at all. They asked for little Nemo. They thought his milky voice was particularly suitable for a little lamb named 'Marshmallow' in the film. "

He went on to restore the scene at the time: "I was originally a purely reading companion. I wanted to send my son to the recording studio and play with my mobile phone for a while. As a result, within ten minutes of entering the shed, a staff member secretly said to the director,'Look, Teacher Sha Yi, does he look a little like Hugh Jackman? 'As soon as I said this, everyone stared at me. "
At this point, Sha Yi deliberately touched his chin and put on a cool expression, which attracted laughter from the audience. He couldn't help but laugh himself: "I was quite embarrassed at the time, but the director's eyes lit up and he pulled me and said,'This is so suitable! Hugh Jackman is matched with a shepherd, so you can match his sheepdog Da Mao. This is simply a father-son match. In this way, I came to accompany my son alone, but I was lured into the crew in a confused manner, and I even became a dubbing partner with my son. "
Sha Yi said frankly that this dubbing experience was much happier than he imagined: "Little Nemo and I often go to the shed together. He matches his lamb, and I matches my sheepdog. Sometimes when I match up too fiercely, he will whisper next to me,'Dad, Da Mao is a good dog, you can't be so fierce.' Now that the film has been cut, what he is most proud of is telling others,'My father and I paired the voice of the lamb together.' "
Ma Sichun took the lead in animation and starred in "Troublemaker"
Ma Sichun, who played the leading role in an animated film for the first time, plays Lili, the calm and wise leader of the Sheep Detective Squad. She said that this dubbing experience allowed her to unlock a new way of performing: "Animated dubbing tests the expressiveness of sound more than real-life performances. There is no assistance from expressions and physical movements, and it relies on sound to convey emotions. In order to play Lily well, I deliberately slowed down and lowered my voice, hoping to show her calm and reliable feeling. "

Ma Sichun also revealed that he has now become a loyal fan of the lambs: "Working with the fluffy lambs every day is really healing. Sometimes after recording, I will watch the material a few more times, and the more I read it, the more adorable I feel. "

Comedian Guo Hongze (Tudou) dubs the most lively and active lamb in the film,"Tiao Tiao", which can be regarded as his true character. He greeted everyone in a jumping tone on the spot, and his soft and cute voice instantly cute the children in the audience. "In order to match this role, I deliberately adjusted my speed to double speed and practiced how to speak like a machine gun every day. Although my throat was almost smoking after a day of recording, seeing that the children liked it so much, I felt that everything was worth it. "
Adapted from the German deduction masterpiece, cute suspense, suitable for all ages
"Sheep Detective" is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by German writer Leoni Swann. The book has won the "Glauser Prize", the highest award for reasoning in the German-speaking region. It has been translated into more than 30 languages and has sold more than 12 million copies worldwide. The film tells a bizarre story that takes place in Tranquil Ranch: Shepherd George passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a mysterious legacy. The town police investigated for many days without a clue. Under the leadership of the leader Lily, the sheep that listened to George reading mystery novels every day spontaneously formed a detective team. With their unique perspective and keen observation, they gradually uncovered the truth hidden behind the ranch.

The film cleverly combines intense suspense reasoning with an easy-to-heal animation style. It not only has a interlocking and constantly reversing plot, which allows adult audiences to immerse themselves in it, but also has the innocent daily life and laughter of the lambs. Intensive interaction firmly captures the attention of children. After watching the movie in advance, many viewers said: "This is the most suitable movie I have seen this year for the whole family. Children have fun watching it and adults have fun watching it. "
On May 16,"Sheep Detective Squad" will officially launch in major theaters across the country. This weekend, bring your family and children into the theater and start a hilarious and heart-warming investigation journey with these witty and lovely lambs!