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Linda Chung

Can’t Buy Me Love PR 8

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Narrator: Fighting for glory. Striving for favor. Resorting to deception and fraud. The enhanced crew of Beyond the Realm of Conscience and gorgeous cast members create a hilarious comedy. August 23rd at 9:30PM, Can’t Buy Me Love.

Charmaine: Shrewd person, retreat!

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Narrator: This has never happened before the emperor.

Man: The princess has arrived!

Fala: Scared, huh?

Narrator: All the princesses and their husbands debut with class.

Charmaine: You shrewd person!

Moses: You call me shrewd?! What, what?!

Narrator: All the high officials and noble people have arrived at once!

Kenneth: The golden matchmaker

Fala: Bestowed by the empress

Kenneth: Ordered by the emperor

Fala: The golden maid

Kenneth: Ding Yau Wai!

Fala: Szeto Ngan Ping!

Narrator: 2010’s super gorgeous and funny comedy!

Lee Heung Kam: Happy everyday!

Charmaine: Your entire family is stupid and slow like pigs.

Narrator: August 23rd at 9:30PM. Entire Hong Kong welcomes Can’t Buy Me Love!

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Narrator: Final stage of the “Princess Disease”.

Charmaine: I’m always the highest in rank. You’re not allowed to speak. First, I’ll sew up his mouth; then break his arms and legs; finally put them in a jar.

Moses: There’s a very heavy murderous aroma.

Narrator: He has a disheveled Prince Consort fate.

Moses: My literary talent is not outstanding and I’m always complaining about pain. I’m actually quite useless, also perverted and obscene.

Narrator: Forced to take on the unruly princess.

Charmaine: Shrewd person, what are you doing?!

Narrator: Both unwilling to lose to the other.

Moses: Shrew!!

Narrator: August 23rd at 9:30PM. Entire Hong Kong welcomes Can’t Buy Me Love!

Charmaine: The princess isn’t even done playing.

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Narrator: It is said in the Tang Dynasty, the men had an honorable appearance while the women were gentle and pure.

Sharon: Prince Consort, come out right now!

Narrator: Who knew they were both aggressive and gentle, yin and yang are imbalanced!

Linda: Looking for me?

Raymond: Don’t come over! I’ll yell!

Fala: Pervert!

Kenneth: I’m the royal matchmaker!

Narrator: In the end, the princesses are the biggest. Don’t even think about having outside relationships.

Moses: This is making me very unhealthy.

Narrator: August 23rd at 9:30PM. Entire Hong Kong welcomes Can’t Buy Me Love!

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Narrator: In terms of family background, he (Kam Tuo Fuk) has it.

Louis: That’s right, Mr. Kam.

Narrator: In terms of appearance, he (Kam Tuo Luk) has it.

Moses: I have a noble appearance; am seven feet tall.

Narrator: In terms of martial arts, he (Kam Tuo Sao) also has it.

Narrator: When there’s trouble …

Lee Kwok Lun: You have to be the stepmother!

Narrator: The entire family comes to the rescue!

Louis: Bear with him!

Kam family: Kam family spirit will no longer tolerate!

Moses: Let’s give a shout!

Narrator: The hilarious and invincible … Kam family’s Fuk, Luk, Sao!

Louis, Raymond, Moses: Here we come!

Narrator: Monday night at 9:30PM. Entire Hong Kong welcomes Can’t Buy Me Love!

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Filed by Rachel and Annisa on 08-21-2010 under Trailers, Charmaine Sheh, Fala Chen, Kenneth Ma, Linda Chung, Moses Chan, Raymond Wong, Selena Li, Sharon Chan, Can't Buy Me Love.

An Analysis of TVB Cliques 6

I’m sure many of you have already heard about the corruption fiasco surrounding Stephen Chan, who was the host of Be My Guest and General Manager (GM) of TVB. If you have not, please read the news here. I did not plan on posting anything about this since the news have been spreading 1000 mph around the internet highway. But more news seem to pop up everyday regarding this matter and involving more artists and opinions. In addition, I think as TVB fans, it’s important to be aware of what’s going on with the company, even if it’s not as great as it used to be. The whole situation also makes for some very interesting business/political drama. And who knows? You might get more insight into what’s really going on behind-the-scenes, how the company is treating your favorite artists, or even where the brighter/darker future of the company may be.

What I’m posting here is a translated article about the 4 parties found in TVB. Whether the details are true is not something I can tell you, but I think the article is a very good read–direct, honest, and sound. I will also collect all news regarding this matter and make a list linking to them at the end of this post. That way, we’ll have a "library" of this case. I won’t be writing any thoughts about this matter yet, because it’s still too early to speak. I don’t want to sound like an idiot, pointing fingers here and there when I know little to nothing about what’s hidden beneath the cover. I might make some comments once we hear of an actual verdict and understand the story in its entirety.

Please keep reading for all the awfully juicy details.

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Filed by Annisa on 03-19-2010 under TVB, Ada Choi, Bosco Wong, Charmaine Sheh, Fala Chen, Kate Tsui, Kevin Cheng, Linda Chung, Raymond Lam, Sheren Tang, Steven Ma, Wayne Lai,

A Watchdog’s Tale 1

English Title: A Watchdog’s Tale
Chinese Title: 老友狗狗
Cantonese Title: Lou Yau Gau Gau
Producer: Leung Choi Yuen
Screenwriters: Choi Ting Ting, Leung Man Wah
Cast: Steven Ma, Kent Cheng, Linda Chung, Maggie Siu, Raymond Wong, Natalie Tong, Koni Lui, Lee Kwok Lun, Wu Fong, Kwok Fung, Rocky Cheng, Francois Wong, Evergreen Mak, Yvonne Lam, Ram Tseung, etc.
Length: 20 Episodes
Broadcast: December 28, 2009 to January 22, 2010
Genre: Modern, Drama, Cop, Comedy
Official Site: Link
Opening Theme: Old Dog Friend (老友狗狗) by Steven Ma and Linda Chung

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Filed by Annisa on 12-28-2009 under 2010, Linda Chung, Maggie Siu, Natalie Tong, Raymond Wong, Steven Ma,

TVB Sales Presentation: 2010 3

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Capturing attention immediately with fast-paced, gory vengeful action and ending with a bang, the possibility of TVB actually living up to its “Good Show” motto is high in 2010. The overall feeling of the sales presentation is grand. Other than a miss here or there, many shows appear promising. I am excited!

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Filed by Annisa on 12-06-2009 under TVB, Bernice Liu, Bobby Au Yeung, Bosco Wong, Bowie Lam, Charmaine Sheh, Derek Kwok, Esther Kwan, Fala Chen, Jessica Hsuan, Kate Tsui, Kenneth Ma, Kristal Tin, Linda Chung, Michael Miu, Michael Tse, Michelle Yim, Mimi Lo, Moses Chan, Myolie Wu, Nancy Wu, Ngo Ka Nin, Raymond Lam, Raymond Wong, Roger Kwok, Sammul Chan, Sheren Tang, Sonija Kwok, Steven Ma, Sunny Chan, Tavia Yeung, Wayne Lai, Yoyo Mung, Ghost Writer, Rosy Business, The Mysteries of Love, The Season of Fate.

TVB Anniversary Nominations: 2009 4

There is approximately one week until we find out the results to this year’s TVB 42nd Anniversary Awards, which will broadcast on December 4, 2009. With the ever-raging voices of fans supporting almost the same batch of nominees, it will be interesting to see whether TVB decides to listen to the masses or continue with their we-don’t-care favoritism tactic. Of course, the latter has a higher chance of happening, as we all should know by now, but last year’s awards proved that to be somewhat wrong. Perhaps, a miracle will light upon us this December.

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Filed by Annisa on 11-28-2009 under TVB, Ada Choi, Bowie Lam, Charmaine Sheh, Christine Ng, Fala Chen, Joel Chan, Jonhson Lee, Kenneth Ma, Kevin Cheng, Koni Lui, Linda Chung, Michael Tse, Michelle Yim, Moses Chan, Nancy Wu, Ngo Ka Nin, Queenie Chu, Raymond Wong, Roger Kwok, Ron Ng, Sharon Chan, Sheren Tang, Sonija Kwok, Steven Ma, Tavia Yeung, Wayne Lai, Wong He, A Bride for a Ride, Beyond the Realm of Conscience, Born Rich, Burning Flame III, Just Love II, Rosy Business, The Threshold of a Persona.

Missing You Day and Night 2

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Let Linda Chung be Mark (Andrew Lincoln), some random TVB kelefe be Juliet (Keira Knightley) and some other random TVB kelefe be Peter (Chiwetel Ejiofor), change the setting to Halloween instead of Christmas, write a few different phrases but leave in the most important one, and we get a "conceptual rendition," for my lack of a better word, of Love Actually. If you might recall, a similar event occurred in La Femme Desperado between Chai Foon (Raymond Lam) and Chi Ling (Melissa Ng). Nevertheless, Ah Foon was smart enough to not use the exact same quote, "To me, you are perfect."

So I ask, can’t you be more original TVB? Is it really THAT hard? While I am at it, I ask whether Linda know about this? According to an On.cc article, all she said was she never saw the movie and only followed the director’s directions. (That’s what all other artists do too, right?) SERIOUSLY? Any intelligent director, any intelligent artist, any intelligent crew member would do some research before filming. Or am I asking for too much?

In addition, if you’re going to copy something, do a good job at it. Don’t film an unrequited lovey-dovey piece of garbage that can’t even manage to pull a heartstring!

Filed by Annisa on 11-10-2009 under Streams, Linda Chung,

Stars on Twitter? 7

Twitter is the trend lately, whether for keeping updated with your friends, favorite blogs, local and/or global breaking news, entertainment, or even your most beloved actors, actresses, idols, singers, musicians, whatever. Although I still don’t understand why anyone would have a following number over 100, I really do believe Twitter is a fast, convenient, easy to use, and totally awesome form of short, simple, and sweet communication that fits well in this modern generation that’s always racing against time.

Today, after getting home from dealing with everything else in life, I was very bored so of course, I was on Twitter browsing around needlessly. When visiting two Twitter pages of artists I know of, Sammul Chan and Bernice Liu, I decided maybe I should check out who they follow. I basically went on a Find People hunt and in doing so, found quite a few other artists (I at least know the name of) on Twitter, albeit none that I really care about. The result of my "hardwork" is in the list below, in no particular order.

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Filed by Annisa on 07-18-2009 under Artists, Bernice Liu, Linda Chung, Sammul Chan,

Ghost Writer 2

English Title: Ghost Writer
Previous Title: Legend of Pu Song Ling
Chinese Title: 蒲松齡
Cantonese Title: Pou Chung Ling
Vietnamese Title: Bồ Tùng Linh, Ân Tình Hồ Ly
Producer: Leung Choi Yuen
Screenwriters: Ng Siu Tong, Sit Ka Wah
Cast: Sunny Chan, Steven Ma, Linda Chung, Fala Chen, Elaine Yiu, Matthew Ko, Rebecca Chan, Benny Chan, Rain Lau, Bak Yan, Law Lok Lam, Eric Lee, Charmaine Li, Lau Kong, Lau Dan, Yu Yang, etc.
Length: 25 Episodes
Broadcast: June 7, 2010 to July 9, 2010
Genre: Costume, Fantasy, Adventure, Romance, Mystery
Official Site: Link
Character Images: Link
Opening Theme: Tunnel to the Heart (心竅) by Steven Ma
Opening Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9ers5C7rXM

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Filed by Annisa on 06-01-2009 under 2010, Charmaine Li, Elaine Yiu, Fala Chen, Linda Chung, Matthew Ko, Steven Ma, Sunny Chan,

TVB Calendar: 2009 0

Raymond Lam, Bosco Wong, Linda Chung, Kate Tsui

Lee See Kei, Susanna Kwan, Michelle Yim, Nancy Sit, Kiki Sheung

Roger Kwok, Michael Miu, Charmaine Sheh, Sonija Kwok

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Filed by Annisa on 11-27-2008 under TVB, Ada Choi, Bernice Liu, Bosco Wong, Bowie Lam, Charmaine Sheh, Fala Chen, Joe Ma, Kate Tsui, Kevin Cheng, Linda Chung, Michael Tse, Moses Chan, Myolie Wu, Natalie Tong, Raymond Lam, Roger Kwok, Ron Ng, Selena Li, Sheren Tang, Sonija Kwok, Steven Ma, Sunny Chan, Tavia Yeung,

The Gem of Life 0

English Title: The Gem of Life
Chinese Title: 珠光寶氣
Cantonese Title: Jyu Gwong Bou Hei
Producer: Johnathan Chik Kei Yee
Cast: Louise Lee See Kei, Ada Choi, Gigi Lai, Maggie Shiu, Bowie Lam, Moses Chan, Wong He, John Chiang, Eddie Kwan, Bosco Wong, Linda Chung, etc.
Length: 82 Episodes
Broadcast: October 20, 2008 to February 8, 2009
Genre: Modern, Family, Drama, Romance, Business
Official Site: Link
Opening Theme: Diamond Jubilee (鑽禧) by Shirley Kwan
Ending Theme: Relentless Love (無情有愛) by Linda Chung
Insert Song: Words of Love (相戀兩個字) by Gigi Lai and Bowie Lam
Insert Song: What Am I Still Waiting For? (我還在等甚麼) by Moses Chan
Opening Video: http://www.megavideo.com/?v=FXIDFMZZ

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Filed by Annisa on 10-02-2008 under 2008, Ada Choi, Bosco Wong, Bowie Lam, Gigi Lai, Linda Chung, Maggie Siu, Moses Chan, Wong He,
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Updates

  • Can't Buy Me Love PR
    08-21-2010
  • Persistence
    08-7-2010
  • Growing Through Life
    08-5-2010
  • Beauty Knows No Pain
    07-24-2010
  • When Lanes Merge: 1st Accident
    07-18-2010
  • A Pillow Case of Mystery II
    07-12-2010
  • When Lanes Merge
    06-23-2010
  • Someday
    06-20-2010
  • Spoof Slider: 02
    05-29-2010
  • The Mysteries of Love PR
    05-23-2010
  • @ChibiJen Just wanted to say that your tweet totally spirited me away from studying, lol. I'm reading news & looking at pictures now, haha.
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