Actors in the UK seem to appear more professional, at least native comedians. As far as I know Steve Frey, Bean, Little Britain, IT maniac, bad history. . . I have watched a lot of British dramas, and I can often see many familiar faces in a drama. Maybe everyone in the entertainment circle over there has played. After watching this drama, I met two new actors, who are both starring and screenwriters. After watching several episodes, I didn't realize that several characters were played by the same person. Their acting really fooled me. In fact, Li Si Sher Smith has appeared in many of Simon Pegg's film and television works, Sean Zombie, At the End of the World, Spaced, but I didn't remember him before this show. After watching Crazy City, I realized that this pair of screenwriters and starring friends also cooperated many times and had many works. I guess it's easier to remember a duo like that in British comedy. Little Britain was the first to attract me, along with the likes of Simon and Nick, Uncle Fried and Dr. House. . . I have to say that British actors, especially those old actors, are all powerful and acting. Take the 4th episode in this drama as an example, a long shot, 3 actors (good friends), all in one go. Body, expression, lines are presented almost perfect. It is said that British comedians can perform directly on the stage, and there are also many LIVE specials in the UK, which is the version of the stage play. Of course, the scope of my discussion is limited to native British comedians, and beyond that, I will not comment.
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