[2026.06.06] CHOW YUN FAT AND TSE KWAN HO REMEMBER CHUNG KING FAI

Gardner Tse shares details of his late mentor while attending an event
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Gardner Tse gets teary eyed when talking about mentor Chung King Fai, saying that he felt uneasy and very heartbroken

Drama master Chung King Fai passed away in his sleep at age 89 earlier

Chow Yun Fat recalls working with Chung King Fai in the past

Rosa Velasco and AK perform an ambiguous romantic scene in their play
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The drama master Chung King Fai recently passed away in his sleep. Only had the opportunity to get into the business when blessed with the grace of Chung King Fai, Chow Yu Fat thanked him for guidance, praised him for being a great instructor and general and he would be forever missed. Chung King Fai's disciple Gardner Tse Kwan Ho attended the worship ceremony for the premiere of the stage play "The Magic Hour" yesterday. When talking about his teacher he was teary eyed, saying that through the performance he would pay tribute to Chung King Fai. He would also follow his example, and teach students to pass on the experience. MIRROR member Anson Kong Yip Sun (AK) said that he was not uncertain about and had no comment on the dissolution of his teammate Stanley Yau Si Chun's fan club.

Chung King Fai (King Sir) once in the interview revealed that when Chow Yun Fat registered for the TVB artist training class, because of his lack of understanding of drama, his dialogue delivery and other aspects of experience were also insufficient so he was not accepted. However he noticed Chow Yun Fat's size and superior conditions, thought he had potential, decided to give him the opportunity and achieved Chow Yun Fat's future performing arts journey. Chow Yun Fat spoke with "TVB Entertainment News" and talked about the past with Chung King Fai. "From entering the training class in 1973 to graduating in 74, we were under the guidance of King Sir for the whole year so we gradually understood drama. He is Mr. Nice Guy and a great teacher. Later when we came out to practice, we also worked on a lot of his work like playing a constable, internship on the stage play of "Qing Palace's Dream", to the later stage when we performed RUN FOR YOUR WIFE, King Sir was the director. I miss this good teacher, he is a good general. May King Sir have a safe journey, he will forever be missed!"

Tse Kwan Ho yesterday with Eric Kot Man Fai, AK, Rosa Velasco (Wai Law Sha) and others attended the worship ceremony for the stage drama THE MAGIC HOUR at the Academy of Performing Arts to pray for 29 performances to be successful. Speaking of his mentor Chung King Fai, Tse Kwan Ho said that he was upset and very heartbroken, but knew that his mentor always had awe and respect for acting. Thus he also packed up his emotions to perform the stage play. He lamented that when he received the bad news, he was rehearsing backstage on the same stage of the first performance of his life, which King Sir directed. He felt that the world was full of wonders, his emotions were mixed and he wanted to pay tribute to him. Tse Kwan Ho said, "He taught me acting in the 1980s. He was the master of a generation in Hong Kong, a trailblazer of the stage, film and television who brought in many dramatic and modern performance methods. Without him there would be no (The Academy of) Performing Arts or TVB artist training class, which wouldn't be able to cultivate so many directors and actors of today. At class back then, King Sir frequently said that 'the actor's responsibility is not just acting, but actually often waiting; waiting more than acting! However, in the process of waiting we must continue to study and add value to ourselves.' He also taught us to be on time, and must be ready to perform anytime when the time came."

Tse Kwan Ho noticed the tributes from the (Academy of) Performing Arts students, from which they shared that Chung King Fai used the words "Pretty Fun" to describe the experience of acting for many years. He felt very moved and said that his mentor looked at his work with an approachable attitude.

As for unforgettable moments, Tse Kwan Ho and Chung King Fai were born on the same day (March 23rd). Every year he would "tag along" and cut the cake together to celebrate. "The last time I saw that he was very happy and spirited, so relaxed and at ease. He took a lot of photos. As soon as he talked about 'acting' his whole person would be alive again. King Sir would also pay attention to us students' performances, he would even notice the work I did in the mainland. He would have different views on each person and teach accordingly. He not only dedicated himself to the students about also to the performing arts community. A teacher like him would be hard to come by. I have been very lucky to be able to learn a lot and put them in my pocket. I teach students to share their experiences, pass them on to the next generation, and follow the example of King Sir." Tse Kwan Ho said that if Chung King Fai's family has any need, he and his classmates would be willing to help; but for the time being, the funeral arrangements of his teacher remained unknown. Even if they would be on the days of his performance, he would still make time to attend and pay his respect.

Wai Law Sha and AK revealed that the stage had a large-scale contraption and action scene. For the first night of the performance they would inevitably be a little nervous, but believed that everyone would put safety first. AK said, "For a concert I usually rise from under the stage, but this time for the stage contraption I would descend from above. Some dangerous stunts would be left to the professional stunt team." In the play AK and Wai Law Sha would play an ambiguous romance. He was a little shy at first, but she took a bold step, touched his face and grabbed him by the waist. With the interaction between them and the rehearsals they started to become familiar and hoped that they would have a chemical reaction this time. Therefore during the performance they no longer showed any embarrassment.

Referring to the sudden dissolution of MIRROR teammate Stanley Yau Si Chun's fan club and Edan Lui Cheuk On's "Haters theory" that has upset fans, AK said he only paid attention to the performance of the Yau Si Chun starred drama "COURT!". Coupled with focusing on the preparation of the stage recently, he has not paid attention to too many reports. He was uncertain about the incident so he was not at liberty to comment. "They are big boys, I believe that they will deal with it themselves."

Wai Law Sha was not worried about co-star Kot Man Fai's "improvisation" during the performance, saying that during interviews normally he seemed to have "gone to space", but when the rehearsal and performance, he would be very professional and follow the script exactly. In addition the script was an adaptation so he would not be arbitrarily modified it. Started in the Academy of Performing Arts, Wai Law Sha said that when she was studying Chung King Fai was no longer teaching. She was unable to have the opportunity to communicate with him, and unfortunately she did not have the opportunity to work with him. She was heartbroken by the passing of Chung King Fai, praised him for his great contribution to the Hong Kong show business community, and put a lot of love and effort into drama. She thanked this senior for everything he has done, without him she would not be standing here today.

[2026.06.04] CHUNG KING FAI PASSED AWAY IN HIS SLEEP AT AGE 89

Chung King Fai dedicated his life to the performing arts

Chung King Fai and Wayne Lai play master and disciple in THE CONFIDANT

Roger Kwok works with Chung King Fai on COME ON, COUSIN, praising his elder for being good at everything.

Wong Cho Lam thanks his mentor for his lessons that enable him to excel in show business

Nancy Sit remembers working with Chung King Fai
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Angelina Lo and her mentor Chung King Fai play husband and wife in WELCOME TO THE HOUSE

Louisa Lee says that meeting Chung King Fai is the greatest gain in her acting career

King of Drama Chung King Fai passed away in his sleep at age 89

Chung King Fai (center)'s final drama was TVB's FINDING HER VOICE. Playing his granddaughter, Jacqueline Wong (left) feels incredibly honored to work with Chung. Owen Cheung (right) is also in the show

Former TVB producer Amy Wong (left) misses her superior Chung King Fai

Wayne Lai (left) says that he has benefited a lot from working with Chung King Fai

Even Stephen Chan (right) has forgotten asking Chung King Fai (left) about the rumors regarding So Hang Shuen

Christine Ng praises Chung King Fai for patiently teaching the younger generations
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The Drama King Chung King Fai (King Sir) passed away in his sleep yesterday at the age of 89. He has devoted more than half a century to show business, dedicated his life to drama, dabbled in stage dramas, television and film, served as the management of the television station, and promoted drama education. From being the trailblazing founder of the TVB artist training class to the founding director of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, he had countless students and was the benefactor of many on and off camera. They included Chow Yun Fat, who originally was not able to enter the artist training class. Chung King Fai caught his potential and decided to accept him. Angelina Lo Yuen Yen was a student of the 2nd TVB Training Class student and a student of Chung King Fai. Originally she planned to visit her mentor with other classmates, but she did not expect to receive the news of King Sir's passing and hence regretted not being able to see him for the last time. Louisa Lee Sze Kee has worked with Chung King Fai on television and stage drama, praised her colleague as a "true drama master". Meeting him was the greatest gain in her performing art career.

In 2016 King Sir was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, his health started to deteriorate so he rarely appeared in public. His nephew Chung Chi Kuen announced the news of his passing. "It is with great sorrow that I hereby announce to everyone that my uncle Chung King Fai passed away peacefully in his sleep at home this morning. Uncle dedicated his life to drama, with students everywhere. We deeply understand everyone's respect and love for him. Thank you everyone for your concern and company for him. Currently we as his family is working on handling Uncle's funeral, of which once the details are confirmed we would make an announcement to everyone!"

Chung King Fai was a Chinese Thai, his family originated from Taishan, Guangdong. Never married, he was only linked in rumors with So Hang Shuen. He started participating in school dramas since his second year in secondary school. In 1958 he went to the U.S. to study drama, after graduating from Yale University drama school with master of art degree he returned to Hong Kong and once taught at the Baptist University. In 1967 he started working at TVB, during which he suggested starting an artist training class and cultivated a large group of film and television talent including Chow Yun Fat and Ringo Lam Lan Tung. Reportedly back then when Chow Yun Fat registered for the artist training class he was not accepted, but Chung King Fai had a sharp eye. "I felt Chow Yun Fat had a good look and potential, so I gave him a chance." He was even the Academy of Performing Arts drama school's founding director. In his 17 year term he was connected to Gardner Tse Kwan Ho, Louisa So Yuk Wah, Poon Chan Leung, Alice Lau Nga Lai, Power Chan Kwok Pong, Wong Cho Nam and other students and had a lifetime full of students.

In addition to his efforts in education, Chung King Fai's solo performance was just as well known. He directed and participated in classic dramas like WEST SIDE STORY and THE DEATH OF A SALESMAN, even in the film GOD OF GAMBLERS 3: THE EARLY STAGE played Ko Chun's master. With an extreme eerie and mysterious smile, he perfectly interpreted the so-called "smile that could send chills to your spine" and became the villain classic in Hong Kong film history. He also narrated the ATV classis program STORIES FROM AFAR, with his unique and magnetic voice that remained collective memories today. Chung King Fai always faced life and death openly. "I am not afraid of getting old. I feel when a person keeps getting old, he is able to keep growing, keep learning. A leaf is also waiting for the time for it to fall in order to be able to release its most brilliant color. Life truly is very beautiful, so I would use my limited time to do the most I can."

Once the news of Chung King Fai's passing spread, the entire entertainment circle was rocked. One of his disciples Tse Kwan Ho was rehearsing his new drama THE MAGIC HOUR at the Academy of Performing Arts. He said, "1986 was my first year at (the Academy of) Performing Arts, which was when I performed King Sir's CRYANO DE BERGERAC on the same stage. It was also the first performing art piece that I followed him in. Now getting the bad news in this old place, I am full of emotions and pain. Without King Sir, there would be no Academy of Performing Arts, and no Hong Kong show business pattern of today." He felt deeply grateful that his mentor passed away peacefully in his sleep and thought that it was the best ending, may he rest in peace. He also promised to handle his mentor's funeral later. So Yuk Wah also expressed her great sorrow. "When I learned that you left us, I couldn't speak for a long time. It was like falling into a time tunnel, with all the footage of the past appearing in front of me one by one. Your story has always encouraged me, inspired me -- to be uniformly focused, keep working hard, inject passion and strictly follow the rules, these professional spirits have always been a part of my performing art life." Ben Yuen Fu Wah lamented, "He was a teacher I really respect and love, and he made many contributions to the drama scene. I was fortune to be an actor in several of his plays. He would complete the work with ease and full of effort. In a play we played different characters in different versions, he gave me a lot of advices and a lot of encouragement. I have learned a lot from him."

Lo Yuen Yen yesterday in a telephone interview with the TVB Entertainment News tearfully bid farewell o her mentor, revealing that originally she and her classmates were to visit Chung King Fai in the afternoon. "I admire King Sir the most, when I was in the training class he taught us very well. He taught us acting all the way to today. We respect him very much and felt that he really was very talented. He was already studying at Yale University in the 1960s, a master of drama with a doctorate degree and countless awards. I missed the chance to see him. Originally I was thinking about visiting him, but I didn't expect to receive this news. He and I have worked together on the TVB series WELCOME TO THE HOUSE and several more. After I heard the news I was numb."

Christine Ng Wing Mei also collaborated with Chung King Fai on WELCOME TO THE HOUSE and the TVB drama THE STEW OF LIFE respectively, playing her father-in-law and father. "WELCOME TO THE HOUSE has more than 200 episodes, and I have the opportunity to get along with King Sir for a long time. He was a great senior, gentle and cultured. I am deeply honored to have the opportunity to work with and learn from this elder on my show business journey. I am very saddened to learn of his passing. The entertainment industry lost a respectable predecessor, may he have a safe journey."

Lee Sze Kee and Chung King Fai performed in THE STEW OF LIFE and the stage play ON GOLDEN POND. Lee Sze Kee said that her co-star was the teacher she respected all her life. Chung King Fai focused on and was serious about the work, patiently taught the next-generation actors. She described him as a "true drama master", "the greatest gain in my acting career is to be able to meet such a good teacher, I will always miss and admire him." Lawrence Cheng Tan Shui said, "He was my Baptist communication department teacher. We played father and son in the drama WELCOME TO THE HOUSE. We were with each other day and night for over a year and it was a very rare destiny. In my heart he was a wise man. I would remember his kindness for the rest of my life." Liza Wang Ming Chuen said, "He made great contributions to and had great influence on the Hong Kong drama scene. Back then he and I performed the play OUR TOWN, later we also had many contact opportunities at TVB. With old age, really nothing could be done (about passing), fortunately he passed peacefully in his sleep."

Former TVB producer Amy Wong Sum Wai revealed her deep connection with Chung King Fai. When she graduated from secondary school she registered for the TVB Training Class with classmates just for fun, and the examiner was Chung King Fai. She asked him a very silly question and left an impression with Chung King Fai. As she continued her studies she joined RTV on a summer job. There was an internal recruitment, Chung King Fai was a senior executive and interviewed her again. Many people applied for 4 spots, and she finally received the assistant director opportunity. Wong Sum Wai even got choked up as she said, "King Sir saw my enthusiasm for performing arts and gave the opportunity. King Sir was once my boss, he was highly respected in this industry and well educated; but as an actor, he didn't put on air, wouldn't exceed the position of the actor, very respectful of the director and would communicate with each other. He was very kind, he wouldn't mind the size of the role, everyone was very happy during production."

Wong Sum Wai invited Chung King Fai to be the dramas she produced, MY FAMILY and THE STEW OF LIFE. She remembered that when he made MY FAMILY he was already up there in age. The series had a three levels village house, during the shoot he had to go up and down many times. "King Sir never said that he was tired. Everyone around him noticed that repeatedly going up and down on the stairs was very hard on him." When she found out yesterday that Chung King Fai passed away, she missed him and was saddened.

Wayne Lai Yiu Cheung and Chung King Fai collaborated on TVB dramas COME HOME LOVE: DINNER AT 8 and THE CONFIDANT. Chung King Fai played his master in THE CONFIDANT, "King Sir's teaching on and off screen has benefited me a lot."

Roger Kwok Chun On worked with him on COME ON, COUSIN and was rather sentimental. "King Sir to me was a treasure of the performing arts scene. Whether on or off camera he was full of knowledge, he was even very attractive with behind the scene narration. I was fortunate to have contact with him in COUSIN, during the process I thought he was a very courteous, very elegant gentleman. He was a teacher. If you ask, he would explain it to you." His co- star on dramas WILL POWER and THE DANCE OF PASSION Moses Chan Ho said, "King Sir's teaching and helping hand to the younger generation would always deeply influenced every one of us actors."

Chung King Fai's last drama was TVB's FINDING HER VOICE that premiered in 2019. Playing his granddaughter in the show, Jacqueline Wong Sum Wing responded, "From when I was little and listened to his warm voice in STORIES FROM AFAR, to growing up and working with him, playing my grandfather, I felt extremely wonderful and honored. He brought us all the warm memories. May King Sir leave the pain behind and be happy, have a safe journey." Co-star Owen Cheung Chung Long said, "King Sir back then made this series after recovering from major illness. He was very energetic and very professional. Even when he felt unwell, he still insisted on performing all of his scenes. He was always on time, truly an exceptionally good great elder."

Chung King Fai was never married and had no children, and had even less gossip. On Stephen Chan Chi Wan's 2009 TVB program BE MY GUEST he interviewed Chung King Fai and mentioned that in 1977 he was linked to So Hang Shuen in rumors, which Chung King Fai smiled and denied as he praised So Hang Shuen as a character actor. Chan Chi Wan said yesterday that he has already forgotten about asking Chung King Fai about dating So Hang Shuen, because the topic of the interview was Chung King Fai talking about drama. He also said that he has seen many of his stage dramas. He revealed that after BE MY GUEST he once recorded a radio interview with Chung King Fai, which was never released. He was considering scheduling a broadcast, so that everyone could relive the reasons why Chung King Fai was intoxicated in drama.

Nancy Sit Ka Yin attended the event yesterday and mentioned that her relationship with Chung King Fai was as early as the RTV era when he was a high-level executive. When she and Michael Lai Siu Tin presided over "KA YIN AND SIU TIN", Chung King Fai also gave advice. "King Sir contributed a lot in the show business, was a very respected elder. He had a part in founding the Academy of Performing Arts. Many graduates of the school are now also teaching in my music center. He not only taught acting, but also taught everyone the attitude and the principles of life they should have. He was a great teacher. Back then we worked together on THE THREAT OF LOVE II, in which we played a variety of roles, sometimes during filming even I confused the characters. Fortunately I had King Sir's reminds and everyone had fun working together." Sit Ka Yin said that although she was saddened about Chung King Fai's passing and would miss him, passing away peacefully in his sleep was a kind of blessing.

Wong Cho Nam and Power Chan Kwok Bong stated that their mentor Chung King Fai had far reaching influence on them. Wong Cho Nam posted on social network, "King Sir was well respected all his life, with students galore. I was fortunate enough to enroll several years before King Sir left his job (the Academy of Performing Arts) and able to attend his classes. The artistic principles he firmly held that have been useful for a lifetime have been more than I could count. Later when I entered show business, I had the opportunity to invite King Sir to participate in the drama COUSIN and FUK LUK SAU. In order to support students he never turned anything down, performing every aspect of life, both drama and comedy as students admired from the sidelines. The drama education that King Sir established changed each and every student's life tracks. May you on the stage in Heaven continued to perform the roles you liked and continue to chase your dreams!"

[2026.06.04] YUEN BIAO, LAU KAR WING RELIVE THEIR "LIFE RISKING" DAYS AT FILM ARCHIVES ANNIVERSARY EVENT

Yuen Biao and Lau Kar Wing attend an event and praise Terrance Lau's fighting as decent

Law Yim Hing rarely appears in public and is in good spirit
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Law Yim Hing dresses up for the occasion

Yuen Biao and Lau Kar Wing talk about the thrilling scenes from making action films in the past
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Cantonese opera star Law Yim Hing (Sister Hing), director Jack Ng Wai Lun, martial art superstars Yuen Biao and Lau Kar Wing two nights ago attended the opening ceremony of the "Hong Kong Film Archive Stories Treasure Hunting for 25 Years" would be held from June 3rd to March 29th next year at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, with nearly 1,000 museum-based film and cultural treasures collected, restored and preserved. Guest performers were singer Feanna Wong Shuk Man. Making a rare appearance, Sister Hing was happy to see old friends; Yuen Biao and Lau Kar Wing revisited their "life risking history"; a group of filmmakers also appeared to show their support. The scene is very lively.

The opening ceremony was unveiled with Wong Shuk Man's song "We Almost Flew". She joked before singing that she was also 25 just like the film archive. After a speech from the Cultural and Leisure Services Director Manda Chan Wing Man, the event emcee invited Yuen Biao, Lau Kar Wing and Ng Wai Lun to share their different experiences of film on stage. After the opening ceremony the guests moved to the "Hong Kong Film Archive Stories Treasure Hunting for 25 Years" exhibition, Sister Hing and Yuen Biao both took photos in front of their respective works.

Known as the "Prince of Beauty", Sister Hing revealed that she was almost 101 and said that she rarely went out normally due to a leg injury. After receiving many invitations from friends she agreed to attend this event. "I saw so many friends, meeting up is pretty happy." She said that this visit to the exhibition hall has brought up a lot of memories, as she remembered many lively and funny scenes when filming with Leung Sing Bo in the 1960s and 1970s. Sister Hing said, "Although I have rarely gone out, my grandnephews, disciples and their disciples also occasionally would check up on me and help with buying clothes." Sister Hing also shared her daily life, "I watch TV, have afternoon tea, and play mahjong with my friends, but I often miss out. The most important thing is to be able to have fun with friends." Speaking of former co-star Wu Fung's upcoming concerts, Law Yim Hing said that she would be interested in attending. "I know Wu Fung will perform and am considering going to support him. Normally I am already resting by 6 or 7 PM, I sleep very early, so I can go to an afternoon show."

Lau Kar Wing and Yuen Biao represented two generations of martial art action actors. They remembered the past Hong Kong production action films were quite crazy, requiring jumps from several floors high to the ground. Shown in the exhibition hall was footage from their film KNOCKABOUT (JAP GA SIU JI), which made them remember the good times in the past. They praised that when making action films at that time they took a lot of risks, and yet was a very brilliant era for them. They were very happy that these wonderful fragments were preserved and exhibited in the exhibition, so that more people can enjoy them. Yuen Biao said, "I have participated in a lot of thrilling action scenes, (Sammo) Hung Kam Bo would be the action director, Jackie Chan and I were the stuntmen. If someone had to jump from the 2nd floor, if he couldn't I would and if I couldn't he would. A lot of experience was learned at that time." The most exciting thing was that late night show spectators who would applaud. "Actually I might not necessarily be able to see myself on the screen at that time, but I was excited just knowing that I did this stunt." Yuen Biao has known Master Lau Kar Wing since he was a stuntman. Master Lau humbly said, "I know how to fight, but Yuen Biao fights even sharper. If the stunt is a little dangerous, he would still worry and not let me do it."

Speaking of working with Terrance Lau Chun Him in the film COLD WAR 1994 (HONG JING 1994), he praised him as humble and they got along harmonious. As for Lau Chun Him's martial art performance in another film TWILIGHT OF THE WARRIORS: WALLED IN (GAU LUNG SING JAI JI WAI SING), he said, "His performance method is decent, but in terms of action it is lacking something. He still isn't an action actor yet. He is more of an acting school, adding a little of his own action in the future he would be more complete."

"Hong Kong Film Archive Stories: Treasure Hunting for 25 Years" would be held at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum June 3rd to March 29th next year. The exhibition will showcase nearly 1 000 items of treasures of Hong Kong film culture that the HKFA has acquired, restored and preserved over the years, among which more than 100 items are making their debut, to demonstrate the enduring charm of Hong Kong cinema. The artefacts will also serve to look back on the HKFA's efforts in carrying forward Hong Kong's cinematic heritage over the past quarter century.

The exhibition features several photo spots, including an interactive installation, "Galaxy Station", for visitors to take photos with images of movie stars from different eras when they were 25 years of age. Visitors can also take pictures at a poster wall, where classic film posters are mixed with neon light signs of film titles. The exhibition also showcases video messages from filmmakers of different generations congratulating the HKFA for its 25th anniversary. In collaboration with the Hong Kong Public Libraries, the HKFA has curated the "The Bookstore" zone, featuring a selection of the HKFA's previous publications, allowing readers to savor the rich essence of Hong Kong cinema.

[2026.06.03] FOR THE WEEK ENDING SUNDAY, MAY 31 2026

For the week ending Sunday, May 31 2026

10 GOHAN
    d. Chayanop Boonprakob, Baz Nattawut Poonpiriya, Atta Hemwadee
    Jaonaay Jinjett Wattanasin, Tu Tontawan Tantivejakul,
      Poe Mamhe Thar, Kitachima Yasushi,
      Tata Chartchai Chinsri, Nopphand Boonyai, Ryota Omi
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 141 mins.
  Opening May 28 2026
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/F7kMKVAfzi4

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
    Over ten years, a white stray dog with a pink nose named 'GOHAN' drifts through life, carrying moments that refuse to fade. The quiet warmth of his first owner, a near-retirement Japanese automotive engineer. The pulse-quickening days with his second, a young Burmese housekeeper working at a dog shelter. And finally, the lessons he unknowingly teaches his latest owner, an art student learning, maybe for the first time, what love actually means. A story of time passing, of hellos and goodbyes, and a dog who remembers it all.

  9 PASSENGER
    d. Andre 0vredal
    Jacob Scipio, Lou Llobell, Melissa Leo

  8 WE'RE NOTHING AT ALL
  Can : Ngor Moon But Si Sup Mor
  Lit : We Aren't Anything
    d. Herman Yau Lai To
    Patrick Tam Yiu Man, Anson Kong Yip Sang, ANSONBEAN (Chan Ngai Sun),
      Wong Yau Nam, Kearen Pang Sau Wai, Ben Yuen Fu Wah,
      Amanda Lee Wai Man, Stephanie Che Yuen Yuen, Ken Low Wai Kwong
      Chu Pak Him, Rachel Leung Yung Ting, Thor Lok Chun Wai,
      Serene Lim (Lam Suen Yu), Chan Suk Yi,
      Baby Po Pui Yu, Mak Pui Tung, Ellen Liu Oi Ling, Chu Tin,
      Edward Chui Woei Dong, Kumer So Sun Yu, Jane Wong Bui Yee,
      Donny Ng Chi Hei, Ivan Yuen Man Tai
  Rating : III
  Length : 128 mins.
  Opening December 25 2025 (POSTPONED)
  Opening April 2 2026 at the 50th Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening April 3 2026
  Opening March 20 2026
  Teaser : https://youtu.be/rOlwvUx3O5U
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/3j3_TETAqVc
  Site : https://www.hkiff.org.hk/film/getdetail?fid=2946

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
    On Valentine's Day, a double-decker bus explodes in a fiery blast, killing many and leaving charred remains, with evidence pointing to a deliberate act by two passengers, Fai and Ike, a gay couple from troubled backgrounds living on society s margins. As retired forensic expert Lung Sir investigates, he uncovers their tragic story of abuse, homophobia, and despair, culminating in their decision to end their lives in a suicidal protest against an unjust world, leaving behind a haunting message: "On a beautiful day, we end our unbeautiful lives."

[ 50TH HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
    After a terrifying bus bombing kills dozens in the city centre, a former forensic investigator is brought back in to help crack the case. Along the way, he uncovers a tragic romance between two young men pushed to the brink by an unforgiving society. Literally putting his money where his mouth is, veteran director Herman Yau fully self- funded this provocative and fearless urban epic. Holding up a mirror to society, Yau offers an angry cautionary tale that reveals the pressure cooker environment we have created for ourselves and what could happen if we push each other too far.

  7 PRESSURE
    d. Anthony Maras
    Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser,
      Kerry Condon, Chris Messina, Damina Lewis

  6 THE SHEEP DETECTIVES
    d. Kyle Balda
    Hugh Jackman, Nicholas Braun, Nicholas Galitzine,
      Molly Gordon, Tosin Cole, Hong Chau, Emma Thompson
    English Voices: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Bryan Craston,
      Chris O'Dowd, Regina Hall, Patrick Stewart,
      Bella Ramsey, Brett Goldstein, Rhys Darb

  5 MICHAEL
    d. Antoine Fuqua
    Jaafar Jackson, Nia Long, Laura Harrier, Juliano Krue Valdi,
      Miles Teller, Colman Domingo

  4 THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2
    d. David Frankel
    Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci

  3 COLD WAR 1994
  Can : Hong Ji 1994
    d. Longman Leung Lok Man
    Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), Terrance Lau Chun Him,
      Wu Kang-Ren, Gardner Tse Kwan Ho,
      Louise Wong Dan Nei, Fish Liew Chi Yu,
      Aidan Gillen, Hugh Bonneville
      Chow Yun Fat, Aaron Kwok Fu Sing,
      Tony Leung Ka Fai, Louis Koo Tin Lok, Yuen Biao,
      Kevin Chu Kam Yin, Mandy Tam Man Huen,
      Dee Ho Kai Wah, Lokman Yeung, Stanley Yau Si Chun,
      Michael Ning (Bak Ji), Jeffrey Ngai Chun Sun,
      Cecilia Yip Tung, Karen Mok Man Wai, Samantha Ko Hoi Ning,
      Chen Yi-Wen, Tai Bo, Kent Cheng Juk Si,
      Dominic Lam Ka Wah, Cheung Lui, Samuel Pang King Chi,
      Mak Pui Tung, Peter Chan Charm Man, Phat Chan Wai Hung,
      Max Cheung Tat Lun, Adam Pak Tin Nam,
      Locker Lam Ka Hei, Mathias Woo Yan Wai
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 123 mins.
  Opening May 1 2026
  Teaser : https://youtu.be/VR50UVCqpec
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/45lV7PlpfhA

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
    In 2017, Hong Kong's newly appointed Secretary for Security, M.B. Lee, vanishes without a trace. Desperate for answers, Commissioner of Police Sean Lau turns to Senior Counsel Oswald Kan, who unlocks a long-sealed classified file from 1994 -- one that holds the key to the crisis unfolding two decades later.

    Flashback to 1994, before Hong Kong s handover to China. As the Special Branch of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force prepares to disband, the kidnapping of a powerful business tycoon ignites a dangerous covert power struggle within the force. Caught in the conflict are two officers: the passionate and righteous M.B. Lee and the cold-blooded and ambitious Peter Choi.

    Four formidable factions the city's wealthiest family, the Poon's, the police, the triads, and the British authorities are drawn into a deadly vortex of ambition, betrayal, and hidden agendas. As old alliances fracture and new ones form, Hong Kong stands on the brink of a seismic power reshuffle that will cast a long shadow into the future.

    From award-winning director Longman Leung comes "Cold War 1994", an epic prequel to the acclaimed "Cold War" series, featuring an unprecedented cast of ten Film Awards Best Actor winners. A spectacular cinematic event, set to debut in Hong Kong later this year.

  2 THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU
    d. Jon Favreau
    Pedro Pascal, Sigourney Weaver, Jonny Coyne, Dave Filoni,
      Paul Sun-Hyung Lee
    English Voices: Jeremy Allen White, Steve Blum,
      Martin Scorsese, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Matthew Willig

  1 COLONY
    d. Yeon Sang-ho
    Gianna Jun Ji-hun, Koo Kyo-hwan, Ji Chang-wook,
      Kim Shin-rok, Shin Hyun-been
    Rating : IIB
    Length : 123 mins.
    Opening May 23 2026
    Trailer : https://youtu.be/C6QcT_TusL4

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
    As the virus spreads, the order begins to mutate.

    Se-jeong, a biotechnology professor, attends a biotech conference -- only to witness it spiral into catastrophe when a rapidly mutating virus is unleashed. As the outbreak spreads and the infected begin to transform, authorities seal off the entire facility, trapping the survivors with an ever-growing threat...

[2026.06.03] FOR THE WEEK STARTING SATURDAY, MAY 30 2026

For the week starting Saturday, May 30 2026 (Week 22)

VIUTV CHILL CLUB CHART

  5 WAKE UP, FRESHEN UP
  Can : Hei Sun Sai Min
  Winka Chan Wing Ka

https://youtu.be/qAd14wp5keU

  4 PARTY AFTER THE AFTERPARTY
  Can : Pai Dui Hau Pai Dui
  Cath Wong In

https://youtu.be/vMS0qd1gaa4

  3 BREAK ME DOWN
  Jay Fung Wan Him

https://youtu.be/rEl7UUuFjvU

  2 HAND IN HAND
  Can : Jor Sau Tor Yau Sau
  Edan Lui Cheuk On

https://youtu.be/xOOsXgIDrgo

  1 BLUR
  Can : San Guong
  Vincy Chan (Wing Yi)

https://youtu.be/07dmSlR33Qw

[2026.06.02] NEW FILM LEAD ACTORS ARE UNVEILS AS JENNIFER YU AND STANLEY YAU INTERVENE

Jennifer Yu and Stanley Yau work together again after the drama WHO SELLS BRICKS IN HONG KONG

Everyone gets heated in the argument scene

Under the blazing sun, Jennifer Yu and the crew dine roadside
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Best Actresses Jennifer Yu Heung Ying and Anita Yuen Wing Yee recently teamed up for a new film. Yu Heung Ying yesterday worked in Tai Hang, also on hand were MIRROR member Stanley Yau Si Chun and Siuyea Lo Chun Yip. The film's cast has remained a mystery. Now the two lead actors have finally been exposed, and everyone had chemistry. Yu Heung Ying even fearlessly dined on the street with the team and was quite down to earth!

Yu Heung Ying secretly joined the production at the end of last month, and partnered with Yuen Wing Yee to start the new film YUK MONG GEI SUN (DESIRE PARASITE). Following the location shooting in Sai Wan earlier, two day ago the team switched to Tai Hang to start work. In addition to Jennifer, two lead actors Stanley, Lo Chun Yip (Siuyea) and Wiyona Yeung Chi Ching were also there. Once dubbed "ViuTV Best Actor" by his MIRROR group mates, Stanley has worked with Jennifer on the drama WHO SELLS BRICKS IN HONG KONG? Meanwhile Siuyea is the boyfriend of Jennifer's good sister Fish Liew Chi Yu. With this collaboration they naturally were

At the scene, Yeung Chi Ching and Siuyea were shooting an argument over car crash scene. Jennifer and Stanley went forward to mediate. Although the scene was heated, but the people on and off camera chatted and had a good atmosphere. During meal time, although the climate was very humid Best actress Jennifer did not ask to sit in the tent with a cold air blower. In addition she dine with a group of staff in the sun roadside, without any fear all the dust from car passing by. She held a fan, chatted and laughed with the staff, and was quite down to earth!

Yeung Chi Ching's son Jace was also at the scene the day before. When Yeung Chi Ching completed the scene, she walked around with the two-year-old Jace on her back and told her son to greet Stanley. She kept herself busy with both work and family.

[2026.06.01] "MINI HONG SIU LUNG" IGNORES LOUIS KOO

"Star Wars fan" Louis Koo leads a group of cosplayers to attend the final event at Comic Con. He says that he would learn from this year and hope to make it even better next year

Louis Koo picks up a "mini Hong Siu Lung" and poses with the "BACK TO THE FUTURE" star Christopher Lloyd for a photo
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Louis Koo appears as Palpatine to say bye bye!
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Louis Koo Tin Lok (Goo Jai) yesterday at the "Hong Kong Comic Con 2026" finale activities wore a black robe and held a lightsaber like "Palpatine" in the "STAR WARS". With more than 100 role-players he appeared on the same stage, the scene was shocking and brought the three-day event to a perfect end.

When Goo Jai appeared he immediately caused a stir. He even kept wielding the lightsaber and waving. He personally ushered everyone to position for the group photo. As the event ambassador he said that during the three-day event the pavilion was full of a very pure, very strong positive energy and joy. He said that the event was only the beginning, and will continue to create a high-standard animation and comic book stage that belongs to Hong Kong and is facing the international community in the future. He thanked all the teams, collaborators and the audience, and announced the successful conclusion of the first event. "This story is just the beginning, see you next year!"

Goo Jai said in an interview that he has decided to cosplay for his appearance on the spot the night before, but he did not expect that the lightsaber in his hand would suddenly run out of power. He admitted that he had many things to deal with over the past three days, but was glad to see that everyone spontaneously Cosplaying and parading in the venue. The live response was passionate, and he felt very happy. He joked, "My look of course is considered Cosplay, did you think this was pajamas? However the sword is suddenly out of power." He hoped to have the opportunity to cosplay his favorite Darth Vader in the future. Why did he change his plan? Because he had to be interviewed, he could not be sweating all over. He also said that when the audience saw someone dressed like Darth Vader, it might be him. Speaking of the Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Rosanna Law Shuk Pui was also very happy to be present, Goo Jai said that he hoped to learn from the experience and do better next year, to be able to hold it in a larger venue, and for the atmosphere to be more like a party. As for the confusion at Korean star Byeon Woo-Seok's meeting, Goo Jai said that he knew and has already arranged for refund. He also said that the staff has already resolved the matter as soon as possible. Some online thought that too little of his collection was on display, he joked, "Why don't I display myself next year? (Did it hurt when others touch your collection?) I would ask them, maybe Spider-Man would respond."

Goo Jai's One Cool Group organized "Hong Kong Comic Con 2026" closed yesterday. In the afternoon he and "BACK TO THE FUTURE"'s mad scientist Christopher Lloyd attended a forum, the topic of which was time travel as they shared the challenges of shooting BACK TO THE PAST (CHUM CHUN GEI) and BACK TO THE FUTURE, and the reasons that the characters remain popular for so many years. Host Erica Chui Wing Kwan asked Koo Tin Lok about how he played a modern person in ancient tmes. Koo Tin Lok said that he did not understand the question and hoped that she would ask again. Chui Wing Kwan froze and said that she was only following the script, then she changed the way she asked and said as a modern person, how would he interpret someone from the ancient times. Then Koo Tin Lok finally understood, but perhaps Chui Wing Kwan was frightened and appeared to be slight nervous after. She also turned "Mr. Koo" into "Boss", but overall her performance was decent.

A Cosplay contest also took place after the forum, as 6 contestants dressed up as characters from the two films. A child dressed up as Hong Siu Lung, but when he appeared he ignored Koo Tin Lok and gave Christopher Lloyd a high five instead. Koo Tin Lok laughed as he called to the child, "I am over here!" The contestant who cosplayed Sin Yau (Joyce Tang Lai Ming's role) said to Koo Tin Lok, "You told me you would give me the rainbow, I believed you for 20 years. Where's the rainbow?" Koo Tin Lok replied, "If I pay any attention to you I'd be crazy!" The contestant pouted and Koo Tin Lok joked, "If a financing company is collecting debts, you would be the top choice." During the group photo, Koo Tin Lok picked up the "mini Hong Siu Lung" and touched his hair.

In addition Korean star Byeon Woo-soek left Hong Kong the day before and many fans were on hand to see him off. A fan tossed a letter to the idol past the bodyguards and almost hit him in the head. Although he was surprised, he remained cool and smiled; even waved to fans from time to time.