The most handsome Chinese villain in Mission Impossible 6 was born in 1980 and has practiced martial arts since childhood

Mission: Impossible 6: Fallout, a Hollywood action-adventure masterpiece and a new film in the classic spy series, is currently being screened nationwide. Tom Cruise and Henry Clay join forces to star in the film, which has received numerous positive reviews since its release. Recently, a Chinese-American action star named Yang Liang in the film has become an Internet sensation, with many people expressing their deep impression of this handsome villain who fought two men in the bathroom and carried the entire scene. Today, we will take you to take a peek behind the scenes of this "bathroom male god".

The Chinese guy went all out and almost killed the opponent

In the film, if we want to talk about the most exciting and hormonal action scene, it is undoubtedly the bathroom fight that even the director praised as "sexy and intense". After all, it is not easy to be on equal footing with Tom Cruise, and with the help of Iron Fist Henry, the two of them are simply invincible. But surprisingly, Yang Liang fought one against two with full firepower, and beat Tom Cruise's protagonist halo completely out of temper. If Rebecca hadn't arrived in time, the guy might have killed him with one punch.

In this scene, the three men smashed pillars, broke glass, and even used water pipes, leaving a mess wherever they went. Director Christophe said in an interview, "Originally, this scene was only planned to be shot for 4 hours, but then we let them really fight, then recover, and then fight again, and finally it took several weeks to shoot." The three male gods were also injured during the filming, but in the end, this exciting fight scene of the year was created.

The "most handsome villain" is willing to be a foil and a supporting role, and the future is promising

After the film was released, many crazy netizens began to speculate whether this handsome guy who debuted in the center position in the toilet battle and looked like Lee Byung-hun was Korean or Vietnamese. In fact, the "Toilet God" is a native Chinese man, a genuine Northeast man.

Born in 1980, Yang Liang has been practicing martial arts since he was young. At the age of 8, he started his martial arts career in Harbin Wushu Hall. He has a solid foundation in martial arts. In 2004, Yang Liang settled in the UK and taught martial arts in a martial arts hall. However, he was in the same martial arts team with actor Zhao Wenzhuo, and he always wanted to be an actor. Therefore, he passed many strict tests such as diving, rock climbing, diving, and horse riding. In just 2 years, he passed the British stuntman qualification certificate, which usually takes 8 to 10 years to obtain.

Since then, his superb kung fu and handsome figure can be seen in many top Hollywood blockbusters, such as "Game of Thrones" (he was the stunt double for Red Viper in his duel with the Mountain), "Star Wars 7", "Kingsman: The Golden Circle", "Skyfall", etc. In "Edge of Tomorrow", he even lost more than 10 pounds to serve as the action double for the heroine Emily Blunt.

Yang Liang has no grievances about being able to play the role of a big-name actor. He has a tough guy motto: "As long as I am not dead or paralyzed, I can accept anything." It is this professionalism that made him run all night in the rain on the set of "World War Z", winning Brad Pitt's hat-off salute and the opportunity to compete with the two male gods in the "bathroom battle". In the future, Yang Liang hopes to transform himself into a martial arts instructor and continue to carry forward the profound Chinese martial arts culture in Hollywood.