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Written by Maverick
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Dicky Cheung Wai Kin will be filming Wong Jing's remake of "Wong Fei Hung." Numerous jokes are to be expected!
Since Wong Jing joined See Corporation Ltd., he has produced numerous projects. Wong Jing will be filming a remake of "Wong Fei Hung," starring Dicky Cheung Wai Kin, Alice Chan Wai, Annie Man Chung Han, Lam Chi Chung, Leung Man Yee, and Lee Si Pui. Dicky will be playing the title character, Wong Fei Hung.
Dicky will be entangled in a romantic triangle with Annie Man and Alice Chan. Dicky will likely add his trademark humor when playing the famous folk hero, Wong Fei Hung.
Lam Chi Chung will play Chu Yuk Wing and Cheung Ka Lun will play Ga Chat So.
Also, rumors have circulated in China that Hollywood's Columbia Pictures was interested in casting Dicky in an international version of "Journey to the West." source: the Sun Comment Here.. |
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Written by Maverick
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Wednesday, 11 July 2007 |
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Caption: Jessica Hsuan will not be joining ATV at this time.
Earlier there were rumors that Jessica Hsuan may be joining ATV. Allegedly, Jessica's mainland series, "Life Has Tomorrow" 《生命有明天》will be broadcast on ATV as well.
At a promotional event for "The Drive of Life," Jessica said exasperatedly, "I explained numerous times I am not joining ATV!"
Since Jessica was a TVB artist, then TVB will have the first opportunity to secure broadcasting rights for "Life Has Tomorrow." Jessica said, "Since it is uncertain which station will be broadcasting 'Life Has Tomorrow,' my voice for the Cantonese dubbing was not utilized."
Earlier Jessica and Gallen Lo Ka Leung were rumored to be moving over to ATV. Jessica said that she was not contacted by ATV before, but only heard from her manager. Someone had inquired when her TVB contract would expire, but she was uncertain who it was.
Jessica noted that she signed a 2 year contract with TVB in October 2006. However, other companies have been in touch with her as well. |
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Written by Paradiso
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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The series marking the tenth anniversary of Hong Kong's Reunification with China, "The Drive of Life", held another promotional event yesterday, attended by Charmaine Sheh, Jessica Hsuan, Myolie Wu, Raymond Lam, Michael Miu, Toby Leung and Gigi Wong. The event was held at the Beverley Hills villas and the stars all turned out in elegant outfits despite the simmering heat.
Charmaine, Myolie and Jessica were arranged to arrive in a horse drawn carriage and Charmaine indicates she found it was good fun, but quite scary, when the horses started kicking each other suddenly. Asked if she is interested in investing in the luxury villas, she says she is, but it will depend if she can get a discount from the developer. Asked if she likes to buy properties as investments, she says: "Yes! I don't know how to invest in stocks and shares and property will keep its value well. I have two properties myself, one that I live in and one that I rent out. My dream was to be a landlady for a living, so I don't have to work." |
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Written by Paradiso
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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The sixteen Miss Hong Kong contestants were filming on location in Macau yesterday, where they visted the Cathedral of Saint Paul and the Taipa Houses Museum before enjoying a Portuguese meal. At the cathedral, they attracted the attention of many tourists and became complimentary models.
Yesterday also happened to be the 19th birthday of Number 7 Lorretta Chow and a birthday cake was arranged for her to celebrate. However, when the cake arrived, Lorretta had mysteriously disappeared and it turned out that she was suffering from a nosebleed, so had retired to the washrooms. The girls had to wait for her to return before they sung "Happy Birthday" to her in what was quite an amusing situation. Asked if she had a nosebleed becase she was too happy, she says that it was because of the hot weather, so she will drink more water and herbal teas to cool down and avoid having a nosebleed on stage.
Number 2 Lily Ho has never been to a Casino in Macau before, but she often visits the racecourse, because her father often dines there. Asked if her father is a big race winner, she smiles that her father still loses more than he wins. Lily's sister is renowned racing commentator Gigi Ho, so is it down to her poor tips? She says she has never really studied her sister's tips and just looks at whether the horses are attractive or not.
source: tvbspace, http://ol.mingpao.com/cfm/star5.cfm?File=20070711/saa01/mac1.txt Comment Here.. |
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Written by Paradiso
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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No fewer than seven relationships. But the endings were all the same - they all came to nought. It's a fate that international star Maggie Cheung has to put up with. But she has a pretty good idea why her past love affairs didn't bear fruit. Too clingy, was the former beauty queen's problem.
The Miss Hong Kong 1983 first runner-up has been in show business for over 20 years. Although she has invested all her feelings in each relationship, none of them has worked out, she lamented.  |
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