March 4th, 2010 
townhawk 
Jay Chou revealed that he is unlikely to direct another television drama after “Pandamen” during a promotional press event for the ailing series on Tuesday.
“Pandamen” suffered low ratings in Taiwan despite being aired in its entirety. Cuts made to key scenes in the show by Chinese censors were previously blamed for its dismal showing in Guangzhou, China. (more…)
March 2nd, 2010 townhawk 
Blue Lan Zheng Long acted as a gender novelist ‘ruffian guy’ in his new drama: ‘Tou Xin Da Sheng PS Nan’ and beat Jerry Yan’s ‘Down with Love’; a despicable baddie and makes one ‘have the urge to hate’, ‘abusing people’ and this proves that if the guy is not bad, two men does not like. And the audience realised that he has lost weight till his chin (more…)
February 25th, 2010 townhawk 
Hong Kong actor Tony Leung is preparing to undergo surgery after doctors found that his old arm injury was not healing properly.
The 47-year-old actor broke a bone in his left arm in an accident during a martial arts practice session for martial arts film “The Grand Master” in July last year.
Leung’s surgery will delay shooting of “The Grand Master” yet again. (more…)
Posted in China, Hong Kong 
Tags: broken, china, hurt, Ip Man, kungfu, Leung Chiu Wai, martial arts, Movie, release, The Grand Master, Tickets, tony leung, wong kar wai, Zhang zi yi 
No Comments » February 12th, 2010 townhawk 
Charlene Choi (Ah Sa), Raymond Lam, Kenny Kwan, Wong Cho Lam, Ken Hung, Christine Kuo, Kathy Tong, Steven Cheung, Katy Kung, Jessie Shum and Di Lung attended the blessing ceremony for new film <Emerald Pearl – 翡翠明珠> a co-production between Shaw Brothers film production company and EEG yesterday. (more…)
Posted in Hong Kong Tags: ah sa, charlene choi, Christine Kuo, Emerald Pearl, Jessie Shum, Kathy Tong, Katy Kung, Ken Hung, kenny kwan, Movie, new movie, Raymond Lam, Steven Cheung, Wong Cho Lam No Comments » January 30th, 2010 townhawk 
Last night, Miriam Yeung and Raymond Lam were on the streets pushing and pulling for a dating scene in their new film <Perfect Wedding> directed by Barbara Wong. As the weather was cold, before the two started shooting they were buried under heavy coats and often drank hot tea to stay warm. (more…)
Posted in Hong Kong Tags: Barbara Wong, making, Miriam Yeung, Movie, partner, Perfect Wedding, Raymond Lam, street No Comments »
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