周韵：一个有韵味的温州女人

陆芳

姜文新片《邪不压正》7月热映。这部很有姜文风格的作品，喜欢的人很喜欢，不喜欢的人很不喜欢。但大部分人对周韵饰演的“北平第一裁缝”关巧红都是好感满满，她的原型是替父报仇的民国奇女子施剑翘，也是彭于晏饰演的男主角李天然的精神导师。片中的周韵浑身散发着既成熟又清新的魅力，40岁了依旧少女感十足。

而对温州女人周韵而言，这次在《邪不压正》中，她还有一个身份是总制片人——姜文口中的“周老板”。

电影里，知名编剧、影评人史航饰演的潘管家，是除了彭于晏以外，与周韵有最多对手戏的角色。他在接受笔者采访时，用了一句“螺旋式成长的女人”来形容周韵——“她曾经走向成熟，但现在从成熟中恢复青春。你以为她回到原地，其实她已经高了一层。”

15岁 温州拿下模特赛冠军

周韵出生在温州一个非常传统的商人家庭，自小跟着外婆长大，性格比较内向。

她曾表示，父母都比较保守。“就算夏天很热，只要学校里还没人穿裙子，我妈就绝对不会让我穿裙子。”

但周韵骨子里是叛逆的：“我会去追求自己想要的东西，这不矛盾。”

15岁时，瞒着父母偷偷报名参加了温州市第一届广告模特电视大赛。结果，一直不被看好的她，却在决赛时夺得冠军。她当时用的还是“周斯拉”的本名。

1999年冬，喜欢旅游的周韵和几个好友来到北京后，就喜欢上了这座城市，想在北京学习外语。后来在老乡的建议下，她报考中戏，并如愿进了表演专业，成为姜文的师妹。此后，周韵开启了演艺之路。

2001年，周韵与梁朝伟合作拍摄广告，同年在何平导演，姜文、赵薇、中井贵一主演的古装动作片《天地英雄》中扮演小和尚“觉慧”。这也是周韵与姜文第一次相识。2005年，两人正式结为夫妻，当时这段婚姻是出乎很多人意料的。但此后，在姜文电影中，周韵就成为不可缺少的女性角色。

在《太阳照常升起》里，她是疯妈，树下刨坑和猫说话，在屋顶上用温州话诵读唐诗《黄鹤楼》，痴醉颠狂但又明眸闪烁；

在《让子弹飞》里，她是花姐，不爱红妆爱武装，天真又率性；

而到了《一步之遥》中的武六，《邪不压正》中的关巧红，都是女中豪杰。

如果你对温州有一点了解，就会发现，周韵是典型的温州女人：外表温柔，性格坚韧。电影里那些锋利又柔美的角色，恰是她真实性格的折射。

此次在《邪不压正》中，除了一如既往的女侠风范，40岁的周韵依旧保持了清纯感，也让人啧啧称奇。

史航和姜文、周韵夫妇相熟已久，这次他还客串“华北第一影评人”潘悦然，也是关巧红的管家。

近日，史航在談起与周韵的对手戏时，大赞她的沉静之美：“我最难的那场戏，是和周韵发脾气，闹着要走的那场。她的沉静特别能帮我。她每次回来，身上的那种稳定，和我形成反差，也让我的戏看上去比我真正演的，更到位一些。”

他说：“周韵是一个很沉静的人，她不会跟你说要怎样怎样，那是导演的事。但她会带动你，在你对面，用她的静来衬托你的动，用她的沉稳来衬托你的情绪不稳定。”

不想经商却做起了制片人

2005年，周韵结婚后，除了姜文的电影，很少接戏，在家相夫教子，现在，两个儿子都长大了。

周韵说：“演完《刺客聂隐娘》后，一直没再接工作。《金婚风雨情》是我演的最后一个电视剧。我发现做不了那么多事，孩子还小，肯定不能兼顾。时间就这么多，没有办法平衡，所以那时候起，我就开始不拍电视剧了，也许将来还会继续。”

距离拍摄《金婚风雨情》已经过去八年了，当年的一双幼子，如今一个10岁，一个12岁。“将来，我的工作时间可能会多一点。”周韵说。

在拍摄《太阳照常升起》和《让子弹飞》时，周韵曾经帮忙推荐过几个演员，充当的是选角导演。

这一次拍《邪不压正》，周韵正式走马上任总制片人。

姜文也用“周老板”来称呼周韵，幽默地表示“人家是温州人，本来就有做老板的潜质”。

“周老板”则谦虚地表示，自己这个“总制片人”，只是因为姜文比较忙，做了一些联络工作而已。

事实上，剧组事无巨细她都要操心，《邪不压正》的宣传和发行周韵亲自抓，大到选择宣发团队、首映场地，小到用哪张海报，都要周韵点头。

7月10日，《邪不压正》在北京郊区古北水镇做露天首映，这也是周韵定的。

周韵说：“三四年前，我们的编剧就是在这里写的剧本，并且电影有在这边的长城拍过一些场景，我也去看过他们的剧场，觉得很漂亮。晚上在长城边上看电影，想想就觉得好美。”

而首映前一周，一直下雨。周韵说，自己走过那么多次红毯，都没有首映那天那么紧张，就怕下雨。结果很幸运，当天晴空万里。

虽然是第一次和宣传、发行团队对接，但演员出身的总制片人周韵还是很有想法：“发行部门如果懂创作的话，将是比较完美的结合，他们会非常尊重创作者。因为发行就像管理，去学了，就会学会。但创作不是学就能学会的。我觉得一定要尊重搞创作的人，在这个基础上，尽量把他们想要发挥的东西结合商业（发行）告诉大家，这是个什么作品。”

事实上，之前有很多人觉得，周韵今天之所以能大红大紫，是名字改得好——因为周韵和“走运”谐音。但这些年下来，骨子里充满温州人韧劲儿的周韵，用自己的实力证明了自己。

Zhou Yun：

Beauty from Maturity

By Lu Fang

The release of ， a new Jiang Wen film， in July of this year， not only won the director/actor a new army of fans but also put his actress wife Zhou Yun back into the limelight after three years of hiatus from the big screen since .

The 40-year-old woman played the leading role Guan Qiaohong， dubbed “the number one tailor in Peking” in the film. She is also the producer of the film， and is proudly called “Boss Zhou” by her husband.

The film also stars the Taiwan-born actor Eddie Peng Yuyan and famous scriptwriter and film critic Shi Hang， who describes the charisma of Zhou Yun not only as an actress but as “a woman who has been mature and has now reestablished her youthfulness from maturity. You think she has returned to the same place in life， but she is different and better.”

Born in a merchant family in Wenzhou， Zhejiang Province， Zhou Yun spent her childhood and middle school years mostly with her grandmother. “My old-fashioned parents would never let me show up in school in a dress if other girls were still wearing pants，” Zhou Yun recalled.

At the age of 15， Zhou Yun attended the Miss Wenzhou pageant， using her real name “Zhou Sila”， and won the competition. “I always knew what I really wanted to be and wanted to do. The rebellious blood in me led me where I am now，” she described herself.

Zhou Yun fell in love with Beijing during her first visit to the city in 1999. After graduation from the Central Academy of Drama， where she majored in acting， Zhou Yun started her career in a commercial in 2001， performing with Tony Leung， and met Jiang Wen for the first time in ， directed by He Ping and starring Jiang Wen， Zhao Wei and Nakai Kichi in the same year. In the action film， Zhou caught the attention of Jiang with her cameo appearance in the role of a male Buddhist monk. The knot was tied in 2005， beyond all expectations of the show business circle of China. Zhou Yun has since been the go-to heroine in all the films by Jiang Wen.

After playing minor roles in various films and television series， Zhou received her first leading role in ， for which she won nominations at the 6th Huading Awards and Best Actress Award at the Asia Rainbow TV Awards with her stunning performance that brought Shu Man to life.

In 2007， Zhou appeared as a mother in psychiatric disorder， in ， directed， produced and co-written by Jiang Wen and starring Joan Chen， Anthony Wong， Jaycee Chan， and Jiang Wen. One of Zhous most lauded film roles is the innocent and unruly Hua Jie， in ， also a Jiang Wen film.

“For me， the most difficult part of the film was the scene in which Zhou Yun and I had a fight. There is a special aplomb in her that brought the best out of me，” Shi Hang recalled， adding that “she is a quiet person， and the quietness is infectious.”

Zhou Yun withdrew from the limelight in 2005， focusing on her role as a wife and a mother of two children. “With two little children to keep an eye on， I realized I couldnt do everything and I must strike a balance between my career and my family. “Now I think I can sit back a little and brace up for a new working schedule， with my younger son reaching 10 this year.”

marks her comeback as a career woman. In fact， she was the supervisor of everything about the film， from the script writing all the way down to every small detail regarding the promotion. The venue for the films outdoor premiere in the Beijing WTown was also chosen by Zhou.