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Showing posts with label Amber Kuo. Show all posts

[2012.02.03] ETHAN JUAN'S MILITARY SERVICE TROUBLE CONTINUES

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The Doze Niu Chen-Zer directed new film LOVE will open next Friday.  The film company two days ago first released a book.  The director could not put the book down.  LOVE will participate in this year's Berlin Film Festival Panorama segment, the director's second film to participate other than MONGA.  Niu Chen-Zer expected to go to Berlin with the cast on the 15th.  So far only Mark Chao (Chiu Yau Ting) has been confirmed.  Ethan Juan due to military service could not attend.  Actresses Ivy Chen, Amber Kuo, Vicki Zhao Wei, Shu Qi and others were still in negotiation.  The director hoped for Zhao Wei and Shu Qi to be able to attend the most.

Yuen King Tin earlier finally reported for military service.  The director was very happy for him, but his heart also ached for all the pressure that Siu Tin had to endure during this period.  Siu Tin was accused of "dodging service", the director again clarified for Siu Tin and said that Siu Tin had no way to decide his reporting date.

Siu Tin earlier said that his girlfriend Tiffany Hsu due to work could not see him off, but later reportedly his girlfriend was waiting in the car in advance and they went to Taichung together.  Some even said that Siu Tin's car drove straight into the military camp and he was again under suspicion of special privilege.  Later the military said that everything was applied for according to rules, the arrangement was made only because the military did not want Yuen King Tin to be the target of the media.  In addition, all reporting men must leave their vehicles at the gate, have their temperature take to confirm that they did not have a fever before they walked into the camp.  Siu Tin however did not do so; the military reiterated that Yuen King Tin's car occupants were already confirmed in the camp, the car was permitted to enter to avoid a media circus.

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[2010.08.18] AMBER KUO WANTS TO SING AND ACT

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Breaking CAPE NO. 7's Taiwan opening week box office record, new film AU REVIOR TAIPEI lead actress Amber Kuo (Kwok Choi Kit) yesterday came to Hong Kong to promote her new film and latest record.

About her AU REVOIR TAIPEI debut performance, Kwok Choi Kit stated that her first time acting was a lot of fun. She had no stage fright in front of the camera. When she made her second film, of course she grew. Kwok Choi Kit said, "I hope for a breakthrough next time so I can try to play some professionals." Kwok Choi Kit pointed out that her singing was average but she would not give up on singing. She said, "I am an actress and a singer. I hope my songs would attract fans to see my movie. On the other hand people who like my movies can also appreciate my music. Thus I won't give up creating music."

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[2010.08.17] MAY DAY'S A SHIN MAKES FILM DEBUT

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CLOSE TO YOU earlier held its premiere in Taipei. Ming Dow, Eddie Peng Yu-Yan, Amber Kuo (Kwok Choi Kit), Fan Xinyu attended. Ming Dow and Peng Yu-Yan felt very honored to have this chance to work together. Ming Dow expressed that before he was unfamiliar with Peng Yu-Yan and felt that he was like a big kid. This time he discovered that he had a very strong "ambition" in "acting". Peng Yu-Yan in order to play the film's boxer character well accepted three months of tough boxing training. Finally he trained his eight pack figure.

At the premiere May Day's A Shin made an appearance and made the fans scream nonstop. A Shin this time provided without any compensation the right to May Day's hit SUDDENLY MISS YOU VERY MUCH (DUT YIN HO SEUNG NEI) as the film's trailer score. He also worked on a movie for the first time and played a music critic. A Shin pointed out that this time was his
first solo guest starring role, of course he had to attend the premiere.

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[2010.08.05] EDDIE PENG BREAKS DOWN REMEMBERING HIS GRANDFATHER

Wang Jue, Eddie Peng Yu-Yan

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When Eddie Peng Yu-Yan worked on a family scene in CLOSE TO YOU, he was too in character and lost control. As she cried and sat on the ground without getting up, Ming Dow and others did not know what to do.

Peng Yu-yan played a boxer who has never won a match. His only wish was to be able to win a match to cheer up his ailing grandfather. When he worked on the family scene with his on screen grandfather Wang Jue, Peng Yu-yan was so in character that he could not control his emotions. He cried so hard that he had a hard time with the lines. The director said how Peng Yu-Yan was and immediately halted the shoot for Peng Yu-Yan to ease his sadness, but instead Peng Yu-Yan just sat on the ground and cried out loud while ignoring other actors and workers. The director cleared the set temporarily for Peng Yu-Yan to be alone. When they returned to the production, before the director yelled "action" Peng Yu-Yan was already sobbing and in character. Standing to the side, Ming Dow, Amber Kuo (Kwok Choi Kit) and others were touched by the scene and could not stop sniffling. After this scene, Ming Dow approached Peng Yu-Yan and cried along with him. Peng Yu-Yan expressed that because the scene was very close to his personal experience, he was reminded of his own grandfather.

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[2010.08.04] EDDIE PENG EIGHT PACK MAKES DEBUT

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The new director Cheng Hsiao-Che written and directed, Ming Dow, Eddie Peng Yu-Yan, Amber Kuo (Kwok Choi Kit) and Mainland new comer Fan Xinyu starred romance CLOSE TO YOU will be released exclusively on the 13th at Cine Art cinema and simultaneously in Taiwan and the Mainland. Cheng Hsiao-Che expressed that this was not just an idol film that explored love and distance but also a youth banquet with many elements like inspiration and family.

Popular Taiwan idol Peng Yu-Yan in the film played a losing boxer who not only had exciting romantic scenes with Kwok Choi Kit but also had to fight topless with Ming Dow's boxing king. Peng Yu-Yan also displayed his eight pack abs on the big screen and said about his character,
"Fighting despite losing is the courage that young people should have, never say quit, never give up. We all need that." In the trailer, the score came from May Day's hit SUDDENLY MISSING YOU ALOT (DUT YIN HO SEUNG NEI). May Day has been very generous this time. Not only did the band perform for the film without taking a cent, its lead singer A Shin also appeared in a cameo and big screen debut as a judge.

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