[2010.08.06] VIVIAN CHOW AND SANDRA NG ARE CERTAIN ABOUT THEIR SEXUAL ORIENTATION

After 13 years away from the screen, Vivian Chow Wai Man in the Ann Hui On Wa directed ALL ABOUT LOVE (DUK HAN CHAU FAN) was "liberated" as she played a bisexual. She and William Chan Wai Ting played an older woman younger man passionate kiss scene; she and Sandra Ng Kwan Yu went even further as they had two kiss scenes and a bathing scene.

Bathing with a beauty, Kwan Yu was left in shame. "Facing Vivian, I was shamed. So I jumped into the tub in 9.9 seconds." Kwan Yu was very happy that she was able to kiss Vivian. She looked forward to it very much that so she kept "brushing her teeth in preparation". "I don't want her to suffer from the stench and leave a bad impression." Vivian said, "Relax, when you kiss me, I won't sense the pork chop and rice that you had before." Kwan Yu replied, "I too won't sense your salt and pepper pork chop and rice." Kwan Yu said that Vivian never grew tired of salt and pepper pork chop and rice. Over 26 shoots, Vivian had over 27 meals of salt and pepper pork chop and rice. Even late night snack was the same. Kwan Yu said, "Vivian still chews Wrigley's Doublemint gum, no wonder she is so faithful to (Joe) Ngai Chun."

After the shoot, Ng Kwan Yu and Chow Man Wai were able to leave their characters completely because of their other halves. Kwan Yu said, "My sexual orientation isn't in this direction." Kwan Yu admitted that she has been popular with girls from childhood on, now she still has lesbian suitors but she never developed into a couple relationship. Chow Wai Man too was popular with girls, most of her fans were girls. However no girl tried to pursue her.