Liza Wang, Denise Ho, Chapman To, Ron Ng, Koni Lui, Joel Chan, Lau Kong, Angelina Lo, Kwok Fung, Lee Ka Sing, Sherry Chen, Patrick Dunn, Cheung Kwok Keung, Lam Lei, Sire Ma, Wilson Tsui, King Kong, Joey Mak, Yu Si Yiu, Daniel Kwok, etc.
Michael Miu, Maggie Cheung, Michael Tse, Theresa Lee, Mandy Cho, Chu Wei Dak, Suet Nei, Wu Fung, Derek Kwok, Mimi Lo, Lee Fong, Grace Wong, Oscar Leung, Lo Meng, Rocky Cheng, Tony Yee, Jazz Lam, Samson Yeung, Ha Ping, Zac Ku, etc.
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.
Kate Tsui, Christine Ng, Sharon Chan, Kingdom Yuen, Lai Lok Yi, Stephen Huynh, Wong Cho Lam, Raymond Cho, Mimi Lo, Ben Wong, Evergreen Mak, Felix Lok, Yu Yeung, Yvonne Lam, Helen Ma, Celine Ma, etc.
Steven Ma, Tavia Yeung, Michael Tse, Mandy Cho, Law Lok Lam, Jack Wu, Ruco Chan, Lau Dan, Lo Hou Gai, Ram Tseung, Lee Kwok Lun, Iris Wong, Fred Cheng, Benjamin Yuen, Helen Ma, Shermon Tang, etc.
Roger Kwok, Esther Kwan, Michelle Yim, Ng Wai Kwok, Derek Kwok, Vivien Yeo, Oscar Leung, Aloys Chen, Mimi Lo, Pierre Ngo, Regen Cheung, Elena Kong, Ha Ping, Felix Lok, Yvonne Lam, Irene Wong, etc.
Issue 658 of TVB Weekly is more or less an advertisement for the mega-casted movie 72 Tenants of Prosperity (72家租客), said to be releasing on February 11, 2010, in time for Chinese New Year. The cast is too large to name, so you can refer to handy-dandy Wikipedia or the official site. Nevertheless, this issue only takes a look at some of the more main artists, including Eric Tsang, Jacky Cheung, Anita Yuen, Bosco Wong, Stephy Tang, Wong Cho Lam, and Linda Chung. There is also a nice spread of the entire cast joyously celebrating under a sky of confetti. Gorgeous Bernice Liu and cute Kate Tsui stand on the side. See if you can identify anymore big stars through the flock of arms and hands!!
As a bonus, a hot Florence Kwok graces the cover of TVB Life.
Issue 654 of TVB Weekly features Linda Chung and Steven Ma cuddling with each other and some cute dogs to promote their latest drama, A Watchdog’s Tale (老友狗狗).
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
This will be a cop series involving the use of trained police dogs to solve cases.
Steven Ma plays a rude and perverted man from a walled village. The role will be somewhat similar to Johnson Lee from Just Love I and II but a lot more perverted in the sense that Steven will enjoy looking at porn magazines and girls with large breasts.
Linda Chung will be a trainer for police dogs and a tomboy.
Koni Lui plays the secret lover/mistress of a married wealthy businessman.
Kent Cheng and Maggie Siu will be involved in a relationship.
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!
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, "Well, 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.
English Title: Legend of Pou Chung Ling Chinese Title: 蒲松齡 Cantonese Title: Pou Chung Ling Producer: Leung Choi Yuen 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: TBA Genre: Costume, Fantasy, Adventure, Romance, Mystery Official Site: Link Opening Theme: TBA
The series tells the story of young Pou Chung Ling, the writer of well-known collection of short stories focusing on the forbidden romance between humans and spirits.
Steven Ma plays Pou Chung Ling, a scholar born with the mysterious power to communicate with animals and ghosts. He will be involved in a love triangle with Fala Chen and Linda Chung.
Sunny Chan portrays a virtuous cop. However, when Linda refuses to marry him, he turns evil and curses Steven.
Linda is a demon catcher. She will be a cheerful, kind, and straightforward person. Apart from martial arts, she also knows how to play the flute and treat illnesses.
Fala plays an innocent fox spirit/goddess, who goes to the mortal world in human form to return a favor. She meets and eventually falls in love with Steven.
Linda and Fala will both sacrifice for love at the end.
Elaine Yiu will be Linda’s older sister, who wanders as a female ghost after her death. She will be involved with Sunny and Matthew Ko.
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
You may wish to be a famous socialite. You may wish to have fame and fortune. But is that really what you will wish for at the end?
English Title: Legend of the Demigods Chinese Title: 搜神傳 Cantonese Title: Sau Sun Cheun Producer: Lee Tim Sing Cast: Sunny Chan, Linda Chung, Benny Chan, Charmaine Li, Nancy Wu, Stephen Au, Halina Tam, Auguste Kwan, Casper Chan, Kara Hui, Yu Yang, Ellesmere Choi, Ching Hor Wai, Fanny Yip, Cheng Tse Sing, Anita Kwan, Peter Lai, Bell Liew, Helena Ma, etc. Length: 21 Episodes Broadcast: August 25, 2008 to October 17, 2008 Genre: Costume, Romance, Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy Official Site: Link Opening Theme: Swear (發誓) by Linda Chung
A classic fairy story infused with the latest CGI technology. It depicts a fight among human, immortals and evil spirits!
English Title: Moonlight Resonance Chinese Title: 溏心風暴之家好月圓 Cantonese Title: Tong Sum Fung Bo Chi Ga Ho Yuet Yuen Producer: Lau Ka Ho Cast: Louise Lee, Ha Yu, Michelle Yim, Susanna Kwan, Raymond Lam, Moses Chan, Linda Chung, Tavia Yeung, Lee Heung Kam, Fala Chen, Kate Tsui, Bosco Wong, Lai Lok Yi, Vincent Wan, Louis Yuen, Wayne Lai, Dexter Yeung, Mary Hon, Astrid Chan, Tracy Ip, Jack Wu, Shirley Yeung, etc. Length: 40 Episodes Broadcast: July 28, 2008 to September 21, 2008 Genre: Modern, Family, Drama, Romance, Business Official Site: Link Opening Theme: Unintentionally Hurt You (無心害你) by Susanna Kwan Ending Theme: Not Enough Love (愛不疚) by Raymond Lam
Generations come and go, but the “love” remains forever.
English Title: A Journey Called Life Chinese Title: 金石良缘 Cantonese Title: Kam Shek Leung Yuen Producer: Leung Choi Yuen Cast: Steven Ma, Linda Chung, Kent Cheng, Raymond Cho, Fala Chen, Halina Tam, Stephen Wong, Helena Wong, Mary Hon, Eric Li, Angelina Lo, Kwok Fung, Helen Ma, Elaine Yiu, Queenie Chu, Shermon Tang, Claire Yiu, Stephen Huynh, etc. Length: 20 Episodes Broadcast: March 31, 2008 to April 25, 2008 Genre: Modern, Family, Slice of Life Official Site: Link Opening Theme: A Little Story (小故事) by Steven Ma and Linda Chung
Never torn apart in sorrow. Never gave up in hope.
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