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| A familiar face in the cinema of the last decade but rather a low profile artist, Terrence Yin has a lot of interesting things to discuss about. In the interview below, Yin talks about his career, the rather disappointing entertainment industry in HK, which he parodied with other friends with the "Alive" act and subsequent mockumentary "Heavenly Kings", and Yin discusses www.alivenotdead.com, a portal for local artists that he has created. |
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Arnaud Lanuque |
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28/12/2008 |
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Interview |
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5 page(s) in this article. |
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Terence Yin Chi Wai |
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Heavenly Kings |
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After an exile up North in Beijing for TV-series work, Elvis Tsui agreed to come back to HK to work on Nick Chin’s directorial debut, Magazine Gap Road.
We had the chance to send a few questions to Tsui via Chin and the film producer. Hoping for more developed answers, we still were grateful to get some answers to our questions on this HK extraordinary actor who deserves a bigger spot under the limelights. |
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Mounir Zekhnini, Thomas Podvin, Van-Thuan LY |
| Date : |
15/12/2008 |
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Interview |
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1 page(s) in this article. |
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Elvis Tsui Kam Kong |
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Magazine Gap Road |
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| Jaycee Chan, son of kung fu superstar Jackie Chan, talked about his short, albeit fascinating, career. Despite the burden of being 'the son of', he has made a string of interesting films, The Sun also Rises and The Drummer, far from the usual Hk action fare. |
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| Author(s) : |
Bastian Meiresonne |
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10/10/2008 |
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Interview |
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4 page(s) in this article. |
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Jaycee Chan Cho Ming |
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Jackie Chan |
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The Drummer |
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Invisible Target |
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PK.COM.CN |
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The Sun Also Rises |
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| King-Wei Chu caught up with the 1970s glamorous actress Siu Yam Yam/ Shaw Yum Yum in Hong Kong to reveal unexpected seedy sides of the film business in its golden age. |
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| Author(s) : |
King-Wei Chu |
| Date : |
15/4/2007 |
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Interview |
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4 page(s) in this article. |
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Siu Yam Yam |
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| A former popular model, Jimmy Wong quickly managed to find his place in Hong Kong cinema industry. Jimmy kindly agreed to discuss his career. A good occasion to discover an underrated actor! |
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| Author(s) : |
Arnaud Lanuque |
| Date : |
14/3/2007 |
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Interview |
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4 page(s) in this article. |
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Jimmy Wong Ka Lok |
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| Chen Kuan Tai was one of Shaw's first guenuinely trained martial arts stars; he was considered a master of kung fu by his peers. Chu King-wei Chu interviewed Chen for Hkcinemagic.com. |
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| Author(s) : |
King-Wei Chu |
| Date : |
1/5/2006 |
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Interview |
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6 page(s) in this article. |
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Chen Kuan Tai |
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| Bruce Leung is a well known actor cum martial artist for fans of Hong Kong Kung Fu films. His participation to the huge success that is Kung Fu Hustle brought him back in the spotlight. We had the chance to meet this legendary actor for an interview. |
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| Author(s) : |
Arnaud Lanuque |
| Date : |
16/3/2006 |
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Interview |
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4 page(s) in this article. |
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Bruce Leung Siu Lung |
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Kung Fu Hustle |
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| Daughter of veteran actress Cheng Pei Pei Marsha Yuen openly discusses her film career debut and her future projects. |
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| Author(s) : |
Arnaud Lanuque |
| Date : |
14/3/2006 |
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Interview |
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6 page(s) in this article. |
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Marsha Yuen Chi Wai |
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Cheng Pei Pei |
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Sharon Yeung Pan Pan |
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| Early 2005, Thomas Podvin had the incredible opportunity to meet with the Ebola Syndrome beast, with the Infernal Affairs Officer Wong, Anthony Wong Chau San. A day before leaving to Mainland China for a shooting, Wong kindly answers some questions in the luxurious and impressive lounge of the Ritz Carlton Hotel. |
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| Author(s) : |
Thomas Podvin |
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1/7/2005 |
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Interview |
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5 page(s) in this article. |
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Anthony Wong Chau Sang |
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| Eric Tsang, one of the best actor still active in the HK film industry has accepted to answer our questions despite a tight schedule. Let’s see how he talks about his debuts, the Cinema City , The 80's, Armour of God & Jackie Chan, UFO, Infernal Affairs and the current Film Industry. |
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| Author(s) : |
Gina Marchetti, Amy Lee, Thomas Podvin |
| Date : |
14/12/2004 |
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Interview |
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7 page(s) in this article. |
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Eric Tsang Chi Wai |
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Jackie Chan |
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Cinema City & Films Co. |
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United Filmmakers Organization (UFO) |
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| Linda Lin Dai emerged as an exemplar of that time in the 1960s when Hong Kong cinema began to reconstruct a Chinese past and reinvent a Chinese present “beyond the Great Wall” that had become the “bamboo curtain” after Mao’s victory in 1949. |
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| Author(s) : |
Gina Marchetti |
| Date : |
10/11/2004 |
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Analysis, Information |
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4 page(s) in this article. |
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Linda Lin Dai |
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| Star of HK cinema, TV and canto-pop, Athena Chu gave us some of her secrets... |
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| Author(s) : |
Thomas Podvin, Arnaud Lanuque |
| Date : |
19/5/2004 |
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Interview |
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1 page(s) in this article. |
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Athena Chu Yan |
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Collin Chou is one of the most talented stuntmen and martial artists from Hongkong. He was seen in the last two Matrix and recently in Jet Li's Fearless. In 2003, Arnaud interviewed Collin Chou and, he talks about his career.
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| Author(s) : |
Arnaud Lanuque |
| Date : |
19/1/2003 |
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Interview |
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2 page(s) in this article. |
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Collin Chou Siu Long |
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| With the release of Shaolin Soccer in 2001, the HK film industry revealed to the world his best comedian from the nineties: Stephen Chow Sing Chi, also know as the King of 'Moleitau', a Cantonese word to describe his non-sensical humour. In 2004, Chow is at it again with action mixed comedy packed movie Kung Fu Hustle. Either you hate it, either you love it, but nobody can surely stay mute before such cartoon sense of humour and crazy creativity. |
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| Author(s) : |
Jean-Louis Ogé, Laurent Henry, Thomas Podvin, Annabelle Coquant |
| Date : |
1/11/2002 |
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Food for thought, Information |
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4 page(s) in this article. |
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Stephen Chow Sing Chi |
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| In March 2002, Karen Mok Man Wai had kindly agreed to answer our questions. In the following interview she tells all about her career, the famous directors she worked with (Wong Kar Wai, Steven Chow, Sylvia Chiang), the crisis of the HK movie industry and her new projects. |
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| Author(s) : |
Thomas Podvin, Laurent Henry |
| Date : |
10/3/2002 |
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Interview |
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6 page(s) in this article. |
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| Long before Stephen Chow, the Hui brothers dominated the HK box office from the mid seventies to the mid eighties. Their non-sensical humor inspired many actors and filmmakers. Not only they could display 1 gag every minute but also provide a fair vision on the HK society of the time and address social issues. Let have a look back to those who brought back the Cantonese-language cinema up to date in HK and save the film industry’s day after the loss of Bruce Lee. |
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| Author(s) : |
Laurent Henry, Thomas Podvin |
| Date : |
1/11/1999 |
| Type(s) : |
Information, Analysis |
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3 page(s) in this article. |
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| People : |
Michael Hui Kun Man |
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Ricky Hui Kun Ying |
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Sam Hui Koon Kit |
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