Showing posts with label Law Kar-Ying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Law Kar-Ying. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

11.9.2010 - News

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Color Me Love poster
Preview screenings in Shanghai, Chengdu and Shenzhen have received positive reviews
Zhu Hong, model Lu Yan
iLook editor Hong Huang, Zhu Hong, Joan Chen
Zhu Hong


Jang Dong-Gun, Fan Bingbing, director Kang Je-Kyu
Best Actress Fan Bingbing was presented with flowers upon returning to the set of My Way in South Korea.


Chrissie Chau
Jiang Luxia
Chrissie Chau, Jiang Luxia, DaDa Lo and A.Lin took to the streets to promote Vampire Warriors.
A.Lin, Dada, Chrissie Chau, Jiang Luxia
Massive crowds

Nicholas Tse plays a villain in Benny Chan's New Shaolin Temple
Andy Lau plays a rival warlord who becomes a monk 
He leads the monks in protecting the victims of war


Still from Midnight Beating
Opens Dec. 24, a future Christmas classic!

Josephine Siao Fong-Fong and husband
Fong Fong accompanied her husband who received an honorary doctorate's degree.


Cherrie Ying and Jordan Chan shot a series of light-hearted wedding pictures

 Closeups of Cecilia Cheung
Sure looks pregnant to me

Law Kar-Ying and wife Liza Wang returned from Canada to Hong Kong
(Sina)

Displeased that he’s being accused of using Lin Chi-ling to gain viewership for his new variety show, Mr. J Channel, Jay Chou slams media online
Barbie Hsu's whirlwind romance brings out naysayers

Monday, November 8, 2010

11.8.2010 - News

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Sacrifice poster

Huang Xiaoming (Sina)

Chen Kaige's history epic, "Sacrifice" will soon come to theaters on December 4, two weeks earlier than its original release date on December 18.

THR: AFM Sees Frenzy of Weekend Deals
Newly-formed distributor China Lion, a partnership between former Village Roadshow CEO Milt Barlow and AMC, North America's No. 2 exhibitor, bought four films for day-and-date release.

For North America, Australia and New Zealand, Barlow bought What Women Want, the Poly Bona-CJ Entertainment co-production remake of the old Mel Gibson hit by Chen Daming, and, for the same territories, also picked up the March-April release of Bona's Donnie Yen action film Guan Yun Chang. [Lost Bladesman]

We Distribution sold China Lion Peter Chan's upcoming comedy Mr. & Mrs. Incredible and Wu Xia for Australia and New Zealand. China Lion also bought the Jackie Chan film 1911 for Australia and New Zealand from the actor's film company.
CRI: 'Hawthorn Tree' Starlet to Play Mao Zedong's Wife
Zhou Dongyu will portray Mao Zedong's wife Yang Kaihui in her second film

Arty but entertaining vignette in which East and West briefly collide as an Odd Couple.

Twins rehearse for Saturday's Macau concert

Gillian gives Charlene a massage

Law Kar-Ying, Liza Wang
Law Kar-Ying is recovering from Bell's Palsy in Canada according to a post on his Weibo. Bell's Palsy is a paralysis of the facial muscles and 80 percent of patients typically recover in 4-6 weeks.

Linda Chung

Jennifer Tse Ting-Ting


Wang Yuanyuan
Linda Chung, Jennifer Tse, Wang Yuanyuan model home furnishings.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Dragon and Phoenix Inn - Trailer Release Press Conference

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Film opens August 19.

Richie Jen, Barbie Hsu



Barbie Hsu, Gong Xinliang

Barbie Hsu

Huo Siyan

Director Chung Shu-Kai
Law Kar-Ying, Pan Chang-Jiang


Huo Siyan, Richie Jen, Barbie Hsu, Gong Xinliang, Law Kar-Ying

Saturday, January 2, 2010

1.2.2010 - News

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Francis Ng arrested for causing bodily harm






Wife injured


Injured male customer
Francis Ng was arrested New Year's Day in an alteracation at a bakery. He was coming to his wife's aid who got into an argument with a clerk. While shopping for bread, Francis' wife told the clerk to to stop sweeping the floor since she was stirring up dust onto the bread. A foul-mouthed customer verbally abused her and when Francis entered the shop a chaotic melee ensued. (Sina) Additional photos  (Thanks, to Fan for pointing out the story.)

Audience back to the cinema

Interview: Law Kar-Ying (HK Magazine)

The Treasure Hunter review (HK Magazine)
Chou’s lack of acting skills, however, is hardly the main reason this massive pile of crap masquerading as a film is a flop. This high-budget adventure-esque film by Taiwanese director Kevin Chu has gotta be one of the worst we have seen in a while.

Upcoming (HK Magazine)
Black Ransom
(Hong Kong) Cheung Bo-man, an elite police officer who sunk into depression after the murder of his wife, is sent to investigate the violent crimes of triad leaders. The triads can predict what the police will do, however, because the gang is formed with ex-policemen. Directed by Keung Kwok-man. Starring Simon Yam and Michael Miu. Opens Jan 7.

Forever Yam Kim-fai
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Cantonese opera icon Yam Kim-fai’s death, Hong Kong Film Archive is presenting a special program, screening twelve of her titles, including films where she played male roles. $30 from www.urbtix.hk, 2734-9009. Through Jan 2, 2010. Cinema, Film Archive, 50 Lei King Rd., Sai Wan Ho, www.filmarchive.gov.hk.

The Eagle Knight and the Crimson Girl
(Hong Kong, 1960) Yam’s rare appearance in martial arts films, and an early example of the kung fu comedy that would later characterize the 1980s. Sat, Jan 2, 2:30pm.

Phoenix Terrace
(Hong Kong, 1961) This Chinese New Year release features Yam as a feeble son ill-treated by his mean stepmother. Yam embodies the suffering through both acting and singing. Sat, Jan 2, 5pm.




Lin Chi-Ling sang the Treasure Hunter theme song at a TVBS sponsored New Year's Eve party in Taipei. Rainie Yang and others also performed. HD slide show (Sina)