谢霆锋鲜为人知的一面
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我承认，这些年来始终看谢霆锋不顺眼。可是面对面采访他之后，我承认，有些心疼这个比我小10岁的小弟弟。
“心疼？你心疼谢霆锋？哈哈……”周围同事听我说出“心疼”这个听来肉麻兮兮的词，禁不住大笑不已。
我没有辩解。他们没有听过谢霆锋的真心话，没有切身感受过谢霆锋所处的生存环境，又怎能体会谢霆锋呢？
书店里接受采访“公私”兼顾
“湾仔地铁站A4出口三联书店？有没有搞错，扮清高不用跑到书店让我们采访吧？”一路上，摄影大哥攥着英皇公司宣传人员给的这次采访的地址，一直嘟嘟嚷囔。我可没有他那种“义愤填膺”的劲头，人家能接受这次采访已经烧高香了，何必计较采访地点呢？要知道，我们这回采访的对象谢霆锋，最近可是凭借电影《龙虎门》《无极》《情癫大圣》达到事业高峰的一个人物呢！
7月的香港骄阳如火，我们在英皇集团中心所在的湾仔轩尼诗道来回走了几圈，好不容易找到三联书店。我们满头大汗推开门，一眼就发现坐在靠窗位子上的谢霆锋，于是当即迎了上去。
“本来打算在公司做这个访问，但是正好要来买几本书，所以干脆公私兼顾吧。”刚一落座，谢霆锋便笑着解释把采访安排到这个古怪地方的原因。“而且书店也有咖啡喝，蛮舒服的。”
谈到书，我们才留意谢霆锋面前摆着六七本书，除了一本流行多时的《达芬奇密码》，剩下的就是卡通《幽游白书》。
“呵呵，我现在每天晚上睡觉只有看卡通才能睡着。因为卡通世界很真、很纯，这让我很放松，可以忘记现实生活中的很多无奈。”
一个二十几岁的小伙子，会有多少无奈与困惑？我心中暗想。
2004年底，谢霆锋到大陆拍摄《情癫大圣》，与之合作的陈柏霖、蔡卓妍、范冰冰、梁洛施、关智斌等，都是和他年龄相仿的年轻人，可是几天下来，谢霆锋竟然发现与他们之间出现了“代沟”。这帮年轻人，凑在一起谈论最多的是LV、NIKE限量、NBA、滑雪，谢霆锋觉得这些内容离自己好远，因为他关心的是怎么还信用卡债，怎么将香港的房子外租的价格高一点。“看他们整天总是随心所欲的，喜欢睡便睡，笑便笑，喜欢吃就吃，玩就玩，我觉得这种生活离自己好远啊！”
有一天，关智斌请谢霆锋一起玩大富翁游戏，他一脸的懵懂，因为他不知道大富翁是什么东西。关智斌像看怪物一样盯着他足足看了一分钟：有没有搞错，哪有小青年没有玩过大富翁的？
“结果在我房间玩，玩完一局又一局，我觉得很开心。他们走了之后，我坐在床上睡不着。有句话我从没有跟他们说，其实心里很感谢他们，他们将我从未拥有的感觉和那种纯真乐趣带给我，长这么大，第一次可以在全无压力之下投入地玩。”
一个普通得再也不能普通的游戏，让谢霆锋足足享受了三个月，陪他度过了紧张的拍摄生活，这是很多人都没有想到的吧。在谢霆锋的记忆之中，自己的纯真很早已失去。
“我不记得上一次最开心是什么时间，反而最记得小时候最恨拍贺年照，每次都要被大人要求露出笑脸。还有，就是突然被校长叫入办公室，问我为什么上了杂志封面，那时很困扰，现在仍然记得。”
喜欢不喜欢谢霆锋的人，都知道他有一对明星父母谢贤、狄波拉。当年两人走红的时候，为了宣传，每年春节前都会为杂志拍摄一组封面贺岁照片。从一岁起，谢霆锋都会被妈妈抱着去拍。拍摄的时候，如果他不笑，还要被打屁股。于是，他从小就恨死了照相。可是，被别人拍照片似乎成了他的一个宿命，因为如今无论走到哪里，都有狗仔队环伺在侧。
正因为此，为了所谓的公众形象，他从小就被父母要求时刻注意“将自己的最佳一面展示在镜头前”：男孩之间玩打架游戏？“不行，那样会让人觉得你没有家教”；和女孩子逛街？“不行，那样会被人觉得和你老爸一样花心”；玩滑板？“不行，万一毁容怎么办？”……于是，其他小孩子所能经历的乐趣，都与谢霆锋无缘了。
“小时候听到最多的话，就是‘不行’，所以后来脆不出门，每天呆在家里看电视。”就是为了追回这些失去的童真，他后来常看卡通片。
一个被“卖”掉的小孩
每次做明星访问前，虚荣心就会蹦出来提醒我：“一定要穿得时尚一点，这样才会在明星面前自信一点。”可是这次见谢霆锋，我没有花任何心思，因为之前早有见过谢霆锋的同事为我减压：“见谢霆锋不用穿太好，否则你会被当成明星的。”
开始我不懂同事话中的意思，直到与谢霆锋面对面，一切恍然大悟：面前的谢霆锋，衣着简单到令人难以置信，同街头随时与你擦肩而过的年轻人并无两样：款式普通的白色卫衣，洗得发白的牛仔裤看不出牌子，球鞋好像是adidas的，但绝对不是限量款。
“呵呵，今天穿的这些衣服都不是我花钱买的。上衣是去台湾做宣传时公司买的，牛仔裤是妈咪送的，波鞋是过生日时陈奕迅送的。”说这番话的时候，谢霆锋没有丝毫的羞涩与难为情，相反却充满了自得与满足，毕竟，他是一个同一件衣服可以穿五年的主儿。
有一次，他为一家国际期刊中文版拍摄照片。人家要求必须是新造型，于是经纪人劝他买几套衣服，他笑着拒绝了，只是跑到苏永康家中挑了几件衣服完成了那次拍摄。“那次所有的造型，都是用康哥的衣服，我只戴了自己的一顶帽子。”
不要怀疑谢霆锋收入不足，也不要以为他不喜欢穿名牌，之所以这么节省，是因为他还欠公司的钱：“没错，我还欠英皇一笔债，为了尽快还债，我不得不时时节省。”
虽然话说出来不好听，但是16岁就被迫出道的谢霆锋，可以说是一个被“卖”掉的小孩子，原因就是为了替生意失败的父亲还债。我不想问他当时的心情，因为他后来表现出的一系列出人意料的举动，已经说明了他的无奈与反抗。比如在台上砸吉他，比如同记者动粗，比如不接受公司安排的工作。最夸张的一次是，他丢下大堆工作一声不响远走加拿大。
我不知道是什么原因让这个一直以来对父母言听计从的谢霆锋产生这么反常的举动，但是后来出走事件很快解决，他重新回到香港工作，最大的原因应该还是为了还债。他说：“有时我也想，为什么这么沉重的经济负担要我一个小孩子来承担，为什么我不能像其他小孩子一样上大学、谈女朋友？可是后来我想通了，我是这个家的长子，这些责任理所应当由我来担当。”
很感谢我们访问期间来来回回加水的书店小妹，当我们的谈话气氛有些沉重的时候，她的不断出现，缓解了沉重的气氛。
“你为什么出来打工啊？老板给你多少薪水啊？书店生意怎样啊……”谢霆锋问加水的小妹。
我从谢霆锋看似无意的搭话中，分明感受了一丝惺惺相惜。
谢霆锋与我面对面，袒露了他作为明星的辛酸一面。在我完成专访之后，传来了他的喜讯：2006年谢霆锋双喜临门，他与著名女星张柏芝这对金童玉女喜结良缘。对于男女感情，谢霆锋说：“感情要专一，一个男人一定要对自己的家庭负责。”说这话的时候，他让人感觉到他真的长大了，成熟了；谢霆锋的另一喜是2006年9月在杭州举行的电影百花奖、金鸡奖的颁奖典礼上，他高高地站在领奖台上，荣获最佳男配角奖。鲜花簇拥他，镜头对准他，他成了万众瞩目的人物。
A Young Star’s Untold Story
By Zhou Pengcheng
Before I interviewed Nicholas Tse, a Hong Kong-based movie star and pop singer, I didn’t think I was a fan of him. But now I am. The interview changed me. When I came back to the office and admitted to my colleagues that my heart ached for him, they burst into a guffaw. But probably they didn’t know what I had just learned from the interview.
That interview was to take place in a sales outlet under the SDX Joint Publishing Company on Hennessy Road in downtown Hong Kong. Glancing again and again at a piece of paper upon which the bookstore’s address was scribbled, the cameraman kept complaining that it was a big mistake to meet Tse there. I did not grouch, for I knew I was not in a position to be picky about the venue. Instead, I regarded it as my fortune to get such an opportunity to interview the young hotshot, who just had starred in a few blockbuster movies.
We finally figured out where the bookstore was. Pushing into the air-conditioned space, I spotted Nicholas Tse at the first glance. He politely apologized for the venue. He had planned to meet us at the Emperor Group headquarters, but since he intended to buy some books, he thought it would be convenient to meet us at the bookstore.
I stole a glance at the books in front of him. The Da Vinci Code and some cartoon books. Noticing my curiosity, Tse explained that cartoons were his best bedtime readings. “The world in cartoons is pure and simple, while reading them I feel relaxed and thrust my regrets to oblivion.”
Regrets? How come a successful twentysomething could have any regrets worth bragging? I thought to myself.
Tse explained and the interview went in an unexpected direction.
As a kid, he hated to appear with his star parents for the New Year cover photos. The practice started when he was only one year old. He would be spanked if he forgot to smile toward the camera. The negative feeling toward photograph worsened as he grew up. In his school days, sometimes, he would be summoned to the principal’s office and got chided because his photo had appeared in a showbiz magazine even though he knew nothing about the cover appearance. He hated pictures since early childhood years but now paparazzi are inescapable part of his daily life.He had a lot of strict dos and don’ts to abide by so that he could look like a good boy. And he was forbidden to play games.
Nicholas Tse did not realize how much fun he had really missed until one day toward the end of 2004 when he was shooting a movie entitled A Chinese Tall Story on the mainland. A colleague came to his hotel room and suggested playing Rich together. Tse was totally confused when he heard the name of the game. The colleague simply couldn’t believe his eyes and ears. How come this young man didn’t know such a popular game? Then Tse and his friends played the game together in Tse’s room. That night Tse was sleepless for a long while. He was grateful to the colleagues for introducing him to the childhood innocent pleasure and fun he had missed. The movie shooting lasted three months and Tse enjoyed playing the game with other actors for the three months.
He was also grateful to his friends for making the generation gap between them disappear. The gap did not refer to the age, but to the things they knew but he didn’t. Tse had worried about how to pay debts, and how to get more rents from his house in Hong Kong. He did not have time to enjoy the fun of skiing and the carefree talks about LV, Nike, and NBA.
The gap was understandable because Tse started making money at 16 in order to pay back the debts his father had made due to a business loss. The youngster was resentful and rebellious for a while. He smashed a guitar in a performance, he lost temper with journalists on a few occasions, he refused to accept work assignments arranged by the company, and he ran away to Canada and hid himself there for a while. He resented the responsibilities he was forced to take up. He yearned to lead a normal life: go to university, date a girl, etc. Then, one day, he came to realize that he was the eldest son of the family and he couldn’t shun the family responsibilities.
An almost tangible sadness hanged over the interview for a while. A girl working at the bookstore came over to refill our teacups. Tse chatted with her, asking about the bookstore business and her work there. This made the tension vanish. Knowing Tse’s early stories made me understand his compassion and sympathy behind the small talk with the shop assistant.
The year 2006 was Nicholas Tse’s good luck year. He married Cecilia Cheung, another Hong Kong-based movie star. He won the best supporting actor award from the China’s One Hundred Flowers Awards and Golden Roost Awards in September 2006.
(Translated by David)