[2023.04.20] CECILIA CHOI REVEALS SHE IS A BAD DAUGHTER IN REAL LIFE

After six years in the business Cecilia Choi has had endless opportunities and become the representative of the new generation 
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Cecilia Choi Sze Wan in the film A LIGHT NEVER GOES OUT (DUN FOR LAN SHAN) played Sylvia Chang and Simon Yam Tat Wa's daughter. She has always admired Sylvia Chang and took the chance to learn form her this time. With Sister Chang's direct in person teaching she benefit lot. As the new generation in the film industry, Cecilia hoped to have the opportunity to play even more roles with even greater contrast to her own personality. She even revealed that in reality she is a bad daughter!

In A LIGHT NEVER GOES OUT Choi Sze Wan in order to hide her pan of losing her father avoided communication with her moth due to stress. She had many scenes with Sister Chang. "This time the character is tough but her personality is more negative. Often because she worries about Mommy and objects. On a certain level she is a villain, because of different point of view she has a lot of conflicts. She could be said as a bad daughter, from which my acting bug got its fill."

Cecilia said that she has always admired Sister Chang and was happy to work with her this time. She said, "Aside from her performance, which also included films she directed, she is a very sharp creator. Of course I have to grasp the chance to chat and learn." This time Sister Chang worked with everyone as an actor. Cecilia admired that she would have exchanges with the actors and the director, respected other actors' choices in their performance, led everyone while at the same time gave them a lot of room to perform. "To be able to watch her performance live this time is already a kind of learning. My favorite was one scene Sister Chang directed in TEMPTING HEART (SUM DONG). In it (Gigi) Leung Wing Kei looked toward (Takeshi Kaneshiro) Gum Sing Mo, made a girl move, I knew they were all the director's ideas. I have always wanted to ask, this time finally I got the chance!"

As a new generation actor, she slowly became film viewers' pillar in recent years as new faces kept joining the film industry. Cecilia said, "I am only 28! I hope to have even more films, even more experience. Because I am 28, I already feel awkward playing a secondary school student. Since I am still young and active, I hope to be able to experience some roles that are full of energy, with even more contrast from normally. (Are you a good girl in reality?) Not even contrast, in real life I am a little bad daughter!"