[2025.01.18] AARON KWOK, ALBERT MAK ANNOUNCE ROB N ROLL FILM SERIES

Aaron Kwok personally appears at the cinema to thank the audience
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Aaron Kwok is very touched to see the audience still emotional

Director and writer Albert Mak announces a film series for ROB N ROLL

Aaron Kwok attends the ROB N ROLL anniversary special screening to thank the audience and congratulate the director on his Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards Best Screenplay

Gordon Lam, Aaron Kwok and Richie Jen in ROB N ROLL
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Just completed his overseas tour, Aaron Kwok Fu Sing attended the anniversary special screening of ROB N ROLL (LUM SI GIP ONG) as soon as he returned to Hong Kong, thanking the audience for their support for the film. At the event ROB N ROLL's director Albert Mak Kai Kwong even announced the ROB N ROLL film series would go into production.

Kwok Fu Sing's "Mui Lam Tin" in the movie ROB N ROLL was very unusual, the strange buckteeth, fuse tripping, strict with rules and robber character was really deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. His brotherhood of temporary robbery alliance with Gordon Lam Ka Tung and Richie Jen (Yam Yin Chai) had laughter and tears, which made many viewers share joy and sorrow like it was just yesterday. Kwok Fu Sing said, "I would like to thank the director and screenwriter for giving me an interesting role with flesh and blood, and I enjoyed playing it very much. Sometimes I would miss 'Mui Lam Tin'."

Just one year after the release of ROB N ROLL, directors Mak Kai Kwong, Kwok Fu Sing, Wong Chung Yan and screenwriters Ryker Chan Wai Bun and Man Yuen Ching recently attended the anniversary celebration of ROB N ROLL. Kwok Fu Sing said that he was very touched to see that the enthusiasm of the audience was still high a year later, thanked the director and screenwriter again and congratulated them on their Film Critics Society Best Screenplay Award. "Thank you so much to the audience for liking ROB N ROLL. Thanks to the leadership of the director and screenwriter, the 'Mui Lam Tin' presented in the movie even went beyond my imagination from when I read the script. This anniversary special screening was very interesting, and it was a pleasure to have a few more shows to relive with the audience." As for screenwriter Chan Wai Bun, he thanked Kwok Fu Sing for his participation. He described him as a very creative actor. Chan Wai Bun said, "Every time 'Mui Lam Tin' appears, it is to advance the plot; but I remember that on the first day of filming on Temple Street, Kwok Fu Sing sat on the school bus and ate "Flower Tower" biscuits. I secretly told the director that he was 'Mui Lam Tin'! Thank you so much Kwok FU Sing for creating 'Mui Lam Tin' with false teeth. He is not only called Kwok Fu Sing, but also called 'Amaz Sing'." Kwok Fu Sing immediately said "thank you" when he heard this, and at the same time hoped to thank Ka Tung and Siu Chai through the applause of the audience. Kwok Fu Sing said, "They are great actors, everyone's sparks were able to coordinate with the rhythm of 'Mui Lam Tin'. It is like a ball game, with good opponents the whole thing has a chemical effect, thank you Ka Tung and Siu Chai!"

With good word of mouth, would ROB N ROLL consider more films? Mak Kai Kwong said, "Yes! Because the character of 'Mui Lan Tin' should be continued, whether it is a prequel or a continuation. There are still many possibilities that are worth starting from this character." The audience immediately responded with warm and expectant applause, while Kwok Fu Sing played surprised and said, "'Mui Lam Tin' is still alive?" Chan Wai Bun added, "Then it might be a prequel! How a robber was made." Finally Kwok Fu Sing wished everyone for an early Happy New Year, and wished director Mak Kai Kwong's Lunar New Year movie HIT N FUN (LUM SI KUET DAU) would be a big hit. He hoped that the audience would have a Happy Year of the Snake!