[2026.07.16] ACCIDENT OCCURS ON THE TEMPLE STREET SET OF TWILIGHT OF THE WARRIORS: THE FINAL CHAPTER

Raymond Lam arrives on the set with a serious look in front of the cameras

TWILIGHT invests heavily on a new set construction in Yuen Long to bring back the Walled City

"Shun Yat" Terrance Lau is all smiles as he rehearses with Kenny Wong

"Sup Yi Siu" Tony Wu appears on patrol with Tony Ho in a "Grease" look
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Early yesterday morning "Four Sons of the Walled City" Terrance Lau and Raymond Lam appear at a Temple Street Dai Pai Dong for a drinking scene

"Sup Yi Siu" Tony Wu leads a patrol on Temple Street. His retro look has not dampen his presence

During the TWILIGHT OF THE WARRIORS: THE FINAL CHAPTER shoot, an actor is injured and sent to the hospital for treatment. The staff keeps the media from taking photos with giant umbrellas
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The Soi Cheang Pou Soi directed, Raymond Lam Fung, Terrance Lau Chun Him, Tony Wu Tsz Tung and others starred film TWILIGHT OF THE WARRIORS: THE FINAL CHAPTER (GAU LUNG SING JAI JI JUNG JEUNG) shot on location the night before last in Yau Ma Tei. The production team recreated the old Temple Street scenery. Playing Chan Lok Kwan, Lam Fung made his first appearance on set early yesterday morning, performing alongside Lau Chun Him, Wu Tsz Tung, Kenny Wong Tak Bun, and Edward Ma Chi Wai and attracting a large crowd of onlookers. Lam Fung sat at a dai pai dong drinking beer, as Sup Yi Siu Wu Tsz Tung took on the role of the "decision-maker" patrolling the streets, displaying a different presence. During the filming of a conflict scene, an accident occurred. While Wu Tsz Tung's stunt double rehearsed a scene, he accidentally kicked and injured an actor playing Ma Chi Wai's follower, prompting an ambulance to rush him to the hospital for treatment.

TWILIGHT OF THE WARRIORS: THE FINAL CHAPTER began filming in April this year. In addition to constructing in Yuen Long a set filled with 1980s and 90s characteristics, earlier filming also took place in the Tsim Sha Tsui East area for scenes featuring Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), Lau Chun Him, Tyson Yoshi (Ching Chun Yin) and others. This Monday (the 13th), filming moved to the Yau Ma Tei Temple Street area. Some streets had to be closed for specific hours, with various hawker stalls set up selling clothing, handbags, watches, toys, and dai pai dong, as well as antique cars, phone booths, and orange trash bins; all of which were full of nostalgic flavor. The night before last, many locals and tourists gathered to watch. The "Four Sons of Walled City" Wu Tsz Tung as Sup Yi Siu appeared in a "boss" look. The story followed Tony Ho Wah Chiu as the elder accompanying Wu Tsz Tung on a street patrol. Also present was former Bird of Paradise member Gordon Ip Hung Sing as a henchman. During this time they encounter Ma Chi Wai, who is wearing sunglasses, and the two get into a verbal dispute.

Around midnight, just after finishing a close-up shot of Sup Yi Siu fighting another gang, preparations were made to film the 'flying kick' scene of Wu Tsz Tung. Before filming began, Wu Tsz Tung's stunt double was rehearsing and accidentally kicked an actor playing Ma Chi Wai's subordinate. The injured person collapsed and could not move. The staff became extremely anxious and rushed over to treat him. Paramedics arrived after receiving the report, carried the injured onto a stretcher bed, and soon another ambulance arrived. The staff repeatedly raised giant umbrellas to stop the media from filming. Police officers also arrived to investigate the situation.

Although an accident occurred on set, filming did not stop. At 1:45 a.m., Lam Fung as Chan Lok Kwan arrived at Temple Street. Fans who have been waiting for a long time were excited, raising their phones to film and shouting his name. Lam Fung sat around with Lau Chun Him and Wong Tak Bun to review the script, then filmed a scene of him drinking beer and chatting at a dai pai dong. Some shared footage and photos from the set online, saying they were happy to see celebrities and commented, "TWILIGHT THE FINAL CHAPTER shoots on location on Temple Street, and the props are already prepared. As always, you have to observe proper etiquette when watching a movie shoot. Let's all support Hong Kong-made films together."