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[2011.03.16] ANDY LAU SETS SINGAPORE RECORD

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SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI) reached 20 million at the Hong Kong box office. Aside from the local market, overseas markets including the Mainland, Vietnam, Taiwan, Singapore, India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and even places as far as Australia all stirred up a "Shaolin fever". As the global box office headed toward 400 million, the director and the cast were rather excited.

Good news followed one after another, SHAOLIN not only was a global box office hit that won all the raves but also broke many records. Andy Lau Tak Wa's movies have always maintained quality. SHAOLIN even set his new personal box office in Singapore. The film company and the distributor there were very pleased with such a result to be proud of. Wa Jai of course was happy that the film not only had good word of mouth but also set his new record overseas. In addition, viewers around the world all fought to buy tickets. Before the film even opened the tickets were already sold out, and due to too many simultaneous viewer online purchases the internet was crashed. Director Benny Chan Muk Sing honestly expressed his gratitude.

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[2011.01.24] ANDY LAU WANTS TO BE A FATHER

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Andy Lau Tak Wa has always avoided questions about his wife Chu Lai Sin. Lately Wa Jai was accused of talking about his family while promoting in Beijing; yesterday he promoted his new film SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI) at Kowloon Bay and continued to decline to respond about
his family. He stressed that he did not talk about his family anywhere. Speaking of Jim Chim Shui Man turning his theme song into a homophonic dirty song. Wa Jai did not mind as long as viewers enjoyed it. However he stressed that he would not sing dirty songs.

Wa Jai, director Benny Chan Muk Sing yesterday promoted the upcoming release SHAOLIN. He and Mainland Shaolin monks demonstrated poses. Wa Jai also played games with many female fans. Fans were enthusiastic as they fought for the chance to be on stage and pose for
pictures with Wa Jai.

Lau Tak Wa after completing his concert has not seen any official time off. Recently he was busy with promoting the new film all over. Because the primary promotional responsibility lay with him, Wa Jai said, "Earlier I went to Singapore, Taiwan, the Mainland had Fan Bingbing and
(Nicholas Tse) Ting Fung. Tomorrow's premiere will also have Ting Fung." Wa Jai pointed out that SHAOLIN originally was scheduled for a Christmas release, but due to many film releases and cinema issues, it was switched to the Lunar New Year. He also said, "I originally wanted to rest three weeks, but now I predict that I can only rest for three or four days starting the Lunar New Year's Eve. In the New Year I will have to work on (Ann) Hui On Wa's new film." Has his family complained about how busy he has been? He continued to decline to talk. "Be nice! Actually every Lunar New Year I have been off, only this year I won't. (Are your family used to it?) They are used to it. I don't know how to answer, I don't want to keep talking about this!" Reporters honestly said that he talked about his family earlier in Beijing and showed favoritism. Wa Jai said, "You can make up stuff too, people who know me know I really didn't talk. That was an advertising event, and I was only asked about my past 30 years and the future. I only said I want to spend it with my family. (Your wife is family too.) OK! You can write that. I told everyone everywhere that I won't talk. Because I have to take care of three places on both sides of the straits (media) it's tougher!"

In addition, recently Chim Shui Man had a little fun with his song and turned the lyrics into foul language homonyms for his stand up comedy concert. Wa Jai did not mind and said that as long as it made people happy he was fine. However, he did not know about his lyrics being changed. Wa Jai said, "Actually I can accept it, it's just vulgar. (Would you sing dirty song?) It's very hard to answer, it's not good as long as it has foul language! He has a social responsibility and knows how to control it!"

Speaking of Kelly's in vitro pregnancy, Wa Jai took the chance to congratulate her. Would he be interested in trying in vitro pregnancy? He awkwardly said, "Don't ask me about this, I am working very hard. Let it be!"

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[2011.01.22] OLD LADY ROLLS OFF THE TONGUE FOR ANDY LAU

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Andy Lau Tak Wa promoted his new film SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI) with director Benny Chan Muk Sing in Taiwan. In the film Lau Tak Wa was well trained in martial arts and had plenty of emotional scenes that amazed many viewers. Lau Tak Wa said that three months before the shoot he began to practice and study martial arts, he did not dare to appear without finishing all of his homework. Ultimately the remake gave enormous pressure even to the Heavenly King.

The big selling point in the film was two superstars Lau Tak Wa and Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, and this was their first collaboration. Lau Tak Wa praised Tse Ting Fung as hard working and professional. He also recognized his on screen wife Fan Bingbing's performance. At the press
conference old lady flowed out of Wa Jai rather smoothly. The media asked if he was used to it from calling Chu Lai Sin old lady at home? Heavenly King Lau suddenly turned shy and said, "Be nice, don't ask about this."

Lau Tak Wa reportedly will take time from this trip to console friend Eric Tsang Chi Wai. Wa Jai said that the entire trip was given to the film company. Later Father Tsang will have a farewell ceremony in Hong Kong. He will attend then with his condolences. Years ago when he made LEE ROCK did he consult Father Tsang? Wa Jai said that he did not meet Father Tsang, at the time he performed with the script.

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[2011.01.19] FAN BINGBING BOOKS A PLANE TO MEET UP WITH ANDY LAU

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Andy Lau Tak Wa, Fan Bingbing, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung
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Andy Lau Tak Wa, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, Fan Bingbing, and director Benny Chan Muk Sing earlier attended the SHAOLIN Shanghai press conference. Wa Jai said that earlier he was not familiar with Bingbing until when they made FUTURE X-COPS (MEI LOI GAING CHAT) they began to chat. This time was their first real collaboration. In the film his relationship with Bingbing and their emotional changes were rather hard to play, thus they were deeper. He also felt that the performance was fun.

Will Wa Jai invited Bingbing to be his guest at his Mainland concerts? Bingbing joked that she could dance with Wa Jai on wires, but Wa Jai actually did not ask her yet. Wa Jai explained that he rarely opened his mouth to invite people because he was afraid of rejection. Because the Mainland concerts differed from the Hong Kong structure, if he had to invite guests he definitely will invite Bingbing. Bingbing originally was working in Zhejiang, in order to rush to the press
conference she spent 200,000 on the flight. She explained that she had to attend no matter what if she agreed to. She joked that she imagined Wa Jai had a plane too. Wa Jai clarified, "I don't have a plane, I want one though."

Tse Ting Fung originally played a monk, but one day when he was still making STOOL PIGEON (SIN YUN) director Chan Muk Sing called him and asked him to play the villain instead of the monk. Ting Fung pointed out that at the time he was very happy and immediately thanked the director. The director did not expect this reaction from him. At first he was afraid that he could not leave his idol image. Ting Fung has always risked his life with his films. Would he still avoiding taking the same risks now with a wife and children? Ting Fung said, "Wouldn't this be
very conflicting? Shouldn't I risk even more for my wife and children?" Ting Fung pointed out that sometimes he wanted to avoid the risks, but during the shoot he would perform as ordered because this was the professionalism that actors should have. If he was able to he would perform his stunts. If not he would not fool everyone.

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[2011.01.16] BENNY CHAN REVEALS NICHOLAS TSE AS A MARTIAL ART MANIAC

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The Benny Chan Muk Sing directed film SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI) will open in Hong Kong. The film has a strong cast with Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, Jackie Chan, Andy Lau Tak Wa and others. This was the fourth collaboration between Chan Muk Sing and Ting Fung. He praised Ting Fung for charging ahead in film and felt that his recent range has changed a lot. Originally Ting Fung in the film played a monk, but finally Chan Muk Sing arranged for him to play the villain. Ting Fung was very happy and played very wildly because he wanted the character to be evil, mean, and low, but he did not want Ting Fung to act too excessively.

Chan Muk Sing and Wa Jai worked together again after 20 years. Back then they worked together on A MOMENT OF ROMANCE (TIN YEUK YAU CHING). He felt that Wa Jai's acting method has changed and this collaboration was very pleasant. This film was related to Buddhism As a Buddhist Wa Jai provided a lot of opinions during the shoot. Chan Muk Sing also said that earlier the theme song gave him a headache but Wa Jai wrote it in three days, much to his satisfaction. Who had the most opinions on this shoot? Chan Muk Sing pointed out that Ting Fung's passion for action and martial art was almost maniacal. He felt that he should become an action director like Jackie Chan. He stressed that was not negative but positive. He also pointed out that Ting Fung practiced martial art and weapons at home. Once he practiced a new staff style and immediately demonstrated it to Chan Muk Sing to see if it was useful. He appreciated Ting Fung's hard work and even named him his
official actor. As for actress Fan Bingbing, Chan Muk Sing also praised her for risking her life.

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[2011.01.15] NICHOLAS TSE THANKS ANDY LAU OPENLY AT THE PREMIERE

Nicholas Tse


Fan Bingbing
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SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI) will open in Hong Kong on January 27. Two nights ago actors Andy Lau Tak Wa, Jackie Chan, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, Fan Bingbing, Wu Jing, Yu Shaoqun and others in the company of director Benny Chan Muk Sing and Emperor boss Albert Yeung Sau Sing attended the Beijing global premiere. Although the climate was chilling, it was not enough to stop Wa Jai and Ting Fung's fans who braved the cold to cheer on their idols.

Ting Fung again stressed that after working with Brother Wa he learned a lot and thanked Wa Jai for all his help over the years. Ting Fung said that back then whenever he went on stage, as soon as the host said the word "Tse" he would hear jeers. In 1999, Lau Tak Wa invited him to be his concert guest performance as they sang THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOVE, the audience recognized him. He still respected and appreciated this elder very much. Wa Jai joked that when Tse Ting Fung was very little he carried him, so he should help out the younger generation.

Busy with his new film, Jackie Chan did not arrive until the end of the ceremony and was a pleasant surprise for the premiere. Working with Wa Jai 20 years later, Jackie Chan described the feeling as wonderful. They seemed to have reunited after experiencing a lot, which made it very meaningful. He even described Wa Jai and Ting Fung as absolutely a life risking pair as they set off a lot of spark. Bingbing said that she had action scene after action scene. In order to save her daughter she fought with the enemy. When she slapped Wa Jai, after the shoot she realized that her palm was all red. Only then did she realize how hard she hit, which was very memorable for her.

Shaolin Temple head abbot Shi Yongxin led the disciples and the eighteen Bronze Men of Shaolin to the event and performed authentic Shaolin kung fu. At the event the head abbot hoped that through this film the world would truly understand the authentic Shaolin martial art and Zen martial art spirit. He also donated his own calligraphy work for charity purposes. The director also said that the film will be able to spread Shaolin Temple's spirit of justice, charity and mercy. In addition six little monk even danced hip hop as Wa Jai performed his film theme song COMPREHEND in public for the first time.

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[2011.01.05] NICHOLAS TSE SLAPS ANDY LAU

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Emperor Motion Pictures invested 100 million on SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI), which will be released at the end of January. Director Benny Chan Muk Sing, actors Andy Lau Tak Wa, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, Fan Bingbing and Jackie Chan began to feel the tension. In SHAOLIN, Ting Fung and Wa Jai had the most scenes together. Most every scenes were close combat. Ting Fung said that during the shoot he felt the pressure and found it hard to take action. After these close combats, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Ting Fung in the film played the villain. Although he was not playing the villain for the first time, this time the co-star was a veteran he admired -- Wa Jai. After so many years of acting, they worked together for the first time so he felt certain pressure. He felt that the most challenging was two scenes in which he slapped Wa Jai. In the story the monk Wa Jai tried to reason with Ting Fung in hopes that he would repent. Ting Fung not only did not listen but also slapped Wa Jai. During the shoot, everyone thought that the slap was not hard enough and asked Ting Fung to try again. The second time Ting Fung hit harder, but the result was still not tense enough. Wa Jai knew that Ting Fung was holding back, patted Ting Fung's shoulder and said, "Don't worry! My face is very thick. It shouldn't hurt too much. I am fully ready, the next take just viciously slap away!"

Ting Fung understood that acting with staged action was not the best answer and understood Wa Jai's good intention. In the next take Ting Fung mercilessly slapped and finally everyone was satisfied. Ting Fung breathed a sigh of relief. Director Chan Muk Sing thought this scene was exciting and fun. He immediately added a scene in which power has gone to Ting Fung's head and in the palace he had to step on Wa Jai's chest to display his evil. The director joked that he had to train Ting Fung to become more and more evil, with vicious hands and merciless feet. Ting Fung said that he just let go earlier so this time was no exception. He and Wa Jai winked at each other and had quite an understanding. Finally it was completed in one take.

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[2010.12.29] JACKIE CHAN STOPS FAN BINGBING FANS?


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Director Benny Chan Muk Sing, Jackie Chan and Fan Bingbing yesterday attended SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI)'s Beijing press conference. The Mainland version poster and a 3 minute film video were unveiled. The director and the actors even received big drum sticks to start off the
film's Mainland new spring slot with a bang. The director and Jackie Chan even pounded the big drum for encouragement.

When Jackie Chan and Bingbing arrived, Bingbing fans screamed "Bingbing is the greatest". Jackie Chan joked, "Put down all the Bingbing signs." Bingbing joked, "Hurry up and put mine down and pick up Big Brother's signs. Big Brother is the greatest!" Bingbing said that the torture scene in the film was memorable. She said, "In the scene water was poured on my head. Originally we wanted to use hot water, but the steam from it would give it away. In the end we could only use cold water." Aside from her own professionalism, she also praised the director. "From the production highlight the director's hair was still black, by post production he turned gray."

The director did not forget to thank Jackie Chan because he gave a lot of opinions on many of the film's action designs. Guest starring as the "cooking monk", Jackie Chan complained, "At first we agreed on seven days, finally I arrived we shot from morning to night. Everyday I was only allowed to sleep a hour. It was like two weeks worth." In the trailer, Jackie Chan spoke the Henan dialect but Bingbing misunderstood him for speaking the Shandong dialect. Jackie Chan said, "That's the Henan dialect, You are from Shandog how can you hear that wrong!" In order to display his Henan dialect skill Jackie Chan immediately said a few words and kept the fans laughing.

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[2010.12.14] YU SHAOQUN IS ALMOST DISFIGURED

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The Benny Chan Muk Sing directed Lunar New Year film SHAOLIN (SUN SIU LUM JI) will be released at the end of January. Playing a martial art monk, Yu Shaoqun in FOREVER ENTHRALLED played a young Mei Lanfang. This time he turned from a Beijing Opera actor to an action actor. Shaoqun for his character trained hard in Eight Diagram Pole and Seven Star Fist. Although he put in quite an effort, he still was hit in the head. His right forehead immediately had a lump the size of a ping pong ball and he was nearly disfigured.

In the scene Shaoqun went to save the Head Abbot. When he was fending off enemies with the Eight Diagram Pole, his co-star accidentally hit him in the forehead. The crew immediately rushed to check on his injury. Shaoqun put pressure on the lump on his head right away and sat on the ground. The doctor on the set applied ice to keep the swelling down, then disinfected the wound. Even the director was surprised to see his injury and asked the crew to send him to the hospital for an examination. Yet Shaoqun after resting awhile did not feel dizzy and decided to finish the scene before going to the hospital. The director could only accommodate with the camera and make up. Everyone praised him for his professionalism. Shaoqun after the shoot rushed to the hospital for treatment and received four stitches.

Shaoqun honestly said that he deeply experienced the difficulty of being an action actor. With kung fu action films he expected injuries. However he did not expect that it would be on his forehead. Shaoqun honestly said that he was vain so he thought about whether he would be
disfigured. Luckily it did not leave a scar.

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[2010.12.09] FAREWELL, WONG TIN LAM

Wong Jing broke down twice



Johnnie To chatted with Liza Wang, Patrick Tse and others

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Wong Jing

Johnnie To Kei Fung, Patrick Tse Yin, Benny Chan Muk Sing, Kenneth Tsang Kong, Yau Nai Hoi, Damien Lau Chung Yun, Ringo Lam Lan Tung, and Felix Wong Yat Wa were the pallbearers.

Liza Wang Ming Chuen praised Wong Tin Lam as an optimistic elder

Chung King Fai gave an eulogy to remember the life of Wong Tin Lam

Wong Tin Lam made the match between Melvin Wong Kam Sun and Chiu Nga Chi

Deanie Ip Tak Han grieved during final glimpse
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Passing away at the age of 83, the funeral of experienced television producer and film director Wong Tin Lam yesterday took place at the World Funeral Home. Wong Tin Lam's son Wong Jing along with friends and family sent his old father on his final journey. Wong Tin Lam's
pallbearers included Johnnie To Kei Fung, Patrick Tse Yin, Kenneth Tsang Kong, Damien Lau Chung Yun, Felix Wong Yat Wa, Benny Chan Muk Sing, Ringo Lam Lan Tung and Yau Nai Hoi. Wong Tin Lam's friends including Liza Wang Ming Chuen, Chiu Nga Chi, Melvin Wong Kam Sun, Deanie Ip Tak Han, Lam Ka Tung, Richard Ng Yiu Hong and Lau Siu Ming also attended.

Lau Tin Chi, Chung King Fai and Wang Ming Chuen gave eulogies and shared with the mourners their experience with Wong Tin Lam. The funeral arranged for a band with Erhu and violin players to perform the TAI SIU YUN YUEN theme song. When Wong Tin Lam's coffin left the altar, the CHOR LAU HEUNG theme song was played. The committee explained the choice due to its lyrics, "Thousand mountains I walk alone, no need to bid farewell". After the funeral, Wong Tin Lam's remains was transported to Cape Collinson Crematorium. Wong Jing broke down after a final glimpse at his father.

Wang Ming Chuen said that over 20 years she was already working with Wong Tin Lam on television series. Wang Ming Chuen said that at the time television had a lot of competition and series was as intense as war. She said, "Uncle Tin lam gave me many good characters. I really miss my time with me. I appreciated him very much." Wang Ming Chuen said, the most recent time she saw Wong Tin Lam was several years ago at her concert. Well known loving couple Wong Kam Sun and Chiu Nga Chi yesterday attended the funeral together. Chiu Nga Chi said Wong Tin Lam introduced them and enabled their relationship to develop into a loving couple. Chiu Nga Chi said, "Uncle Tin Lam's lessons I will always remember."

To Kei Fung said, the entire funeral ceremony did not have much sorrow. Everyone just missed Wong Tin Lam. To Kei Fung pointed out that his mentor was a very responsible film professional. Wong Tin Lam felt that he had to be completely professional no matter what difficulty he faced. Otherwise only he would not be professional enough. After a final glimpse at his mentor, To Kei Fung mischievously said, "Seeing how kind Uncle Tin Lam looked, it's very funny. At first I was worried that I would break down, but after seeing him I wasn't too upset." To Kei Fung was asked if he would make a movie to remember Wong Tin Lam. To Kei Fung
said Wong Tin Lam did too well in life and he already has left a lot of work for the world. It would not be necessary.

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[2010.12.08] WONG JING REMEMBERS HIS FATHER'S LESSON

Wong Tin Lam, his disciples and his son Wong Jing

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Grace Chang (Kot Lan)

Patrick Tse Yin

Dicky Cheung Wai Kin

Jim Chim Shui Man

Lam Ka Tung

Wong Jing

Johnnie To Kei Fung

John Chiang Dai Wai, Lee Lam Lam

Cheng Pei Pei, Monica Chan Fat Yung

Chik Mei Chun, Michael Miu Kiu Wai, Elaine Lok Yi Ling, Felix Wong Yat Wa

Stephen Chan Chi Wan

Deborah Li and her husband

Adam Cheng Siu Chau

Tony Leung Ka Fai

Lau Ching Wan

Anthony Wong Chau Sun

Dior Cheng Yi Kin
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Famous director Wong Tin Lam on November 16 passed away at the age of 83. Uncle Tin Lam directed over 100 films, later he joined TVB and produced many classic television series. The funeral began last night at the World Funeral Home. Uncle Tin Lam had many disciples and made enormous contributions to the film and television scene. Last night many film and television celebrities came to show their respect from three lands on both sides of the strait. Uncle Tin Lam's son Wong Jing recalled his father's lesson and grew teary eyed.

Wong Jing and his four sisters yesterday arrived at the altar earlier. The funeral will be a Buddhist ceremony. The funeral committee created a special program for the mourners. Lam Ka Tung and Lam Suet, who have worked with Uncle Tin Lam, also arrived early to help. Uncle Tin Lam's disciples Johnnie To Kei Fung and Ringo Lam Lan Tung arrived after 3PM. Wong Jing spoke with reporters in the afternoon. Speaking of his father's remaining wish, Wong Jing pointed out that Father before passing already saw all the relatives, disciples and the best of friends. He was very fortunate and did not have too many regrets. Burial items were all items that he used in his life. Because they could not be cremated, they could only go as far as the crematorium.

As for lessons from Father, Wong Jing grew teary eyed. He pointed out that Father always said to him, "Son, award is destined. Don't force it." Father has said that to him since he was little. Will more memorial events be on the way? Wong Jing said now is enough and a special
program was published. The Buddhist chant ceremony will be ongoing until the final 7 days. He believed everyone will remember him. He pointed out that Father did not want to trouble too many friends. As long as everyone will keep him in their hearts, nothing too deliberate needed to be done. Wong Jing also pointed out that Chow Yun Fat was working in the Mainland and could not come, but he asked To Kei Fung to send his regards. The funeral ceremony starts today at 10AM. Friends of Uncle Tin Lam like Lau Tin Chi, Chung King Fai and Liza Wang Ming Chuen will give eulogies. His 70s, 80s, 90s disciples Lam Lan Tung, To Kei Fung, Benny Chan Muk Sing, Yau Nai Hoi, Patrick Tse Yin, Kenneth Tsang Kong, Damien Lau Chung Yun, Felix Wong Yat Wa will be pallbearers. After the ceremony his remains will head to the crematorium. His ashes will be at Po Pook Hill alongside his beloved wife.

Ann Hui On Wa was not familiar with Uncle Tin Lam but they have seen each other at TVB and greeted each other. She was more familiar with Wong Jing. Lam Ka Tung said that he had very little opportunity to work with Uncle Tin Lam during his television days, instead in films they
worked together more. They also attended the Cannes Film Festival together. At the time he was responsible for taking care of Uncle Tin Lam. He pointed out that Uncle Tin Lam taught him to be calm at the time because young people spoke fast and played madly. Once he learned about Uncle Tin Lam's passing, he immediately called To Kei Fung to see if he could help in any way.

Wong Yat Wa said that Uncle Tin Lam asked him and Michael Miu Kiu Wai to star in THE LEGEND OF CONDOR HEROES (SEH DIU YING HUNG JUEN). He really appreciated him for giving him a chance to work on such a popular series that has been aired and aired again. Wong Yat Wa pointed out that because Uncle Tin Lam asked him to play this character he had his
achievements today. The last time he saw Uncle Tin Lam was at his birthday. When they saw each other on To Kei Fung's set or in the studio they would talk about their experience together. He remembered during CONDOR Uncle Tin Lam said to him, "Kid, since I ask you to work, you can relax. You can just be yourself. He also asked Sei Gor and Lau Tan to keep an eye on me." Wong Yat Wa said that Uncle Tin Lam made such great achievements and had so many disciples, he conceivably had no regret and would depart with joy.

Guests who came to pay their respects included Monica Chan Fat Yung, Cheng Pei Pei, Manfred Wong (Man Jun), Stephen Chan Chi Wan, Lau Ching Wan, Adam Cheng Siu Chau, Chapman To Man Jat, John Chiang Dai Wai and Lee Lam Lam, Wong Yat Wa and Miu Kiu Wai, Chik Mei Chun and Elaine Lok Yi Ling. In addition, Chow Yun Fat, Louisa Lee Sze Kei, Stephen Chow Sing
Chi, Andy Lau Tak Wa, Liza Wang Ming Chuen and others sent floral arrangements.

Maggie Siu Mei Kei and Dior Cheng Yi Kin also came, but Siu Mei Kei left before Cheng Yi Kin appeared. Cheng Siu Chau said that he took time from his series meal time to pay his respect. He said that originally he was one of the pallbearers but due to the series he could not make time. Chau Guoon said that he learned a lot from Uncle Tin Lam. Back then when they worked on THE BOOK AND THE SWORD (SHU GIM YUN SAU LOK) Uncle Tin Lam said that no matter how tough, even sick, he still had to make the show well. Finally the series aired as scheduled and received good rating. Chau Guoon remembered the most Uncle Tin Lam's spirit of perseverance. Deborah Li said that Uncle Tin Lam was good teacher like a father he was not mean at all. He was very patient with teaching younger generations and full of love. Nick Cheung Ka Fai revealed that he met Uncle Tin Lam through Wong Jing. They have worked together, he was a lovably senior with a kind heart and full of great achievement.

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