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| Stephen Chow recently promotes KUNG FU SOCCER |
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| KUNG FU SOCCER end credit saves an empty seat for the late Ng Man Tat courtesy of mingpao.com |
Film star Stephen Chow Sing Chi recently promoted his new film KUNG FU SOCCER (GONG FU NUI JOOK) in the mainland. Focused on behind the scene work in recent years, he was asked when he would perform on screen. He said that he might be waiting for a suitable role and joked, "I really don't know how to act!" He admitted that he had no concept of acting, just performing in his own way and let it flow naturally, plus age was also a problem. "The work behind the scenes has been very, very heavy. Back then I was quite powerful, writing, directing and starring myself; but now I am older and physically it is almost impossible." Regarding appearing with his back toward the camera at the end of the new film, many viewers are not satisfied He joked, "Can't you see that our backs are also full of many comedic genes?"
Speaking of kung fu, he said that he has studied a lot of kung fu because he admired Bruce Lee since childhood. If he did not make movies, he might finally become a Wing Chun coach. In addition, during the interview Chow Sing Chi occasionally turned the table and asked the host about his views on his film and other topics, the host admitted that he failed the interview and pointed out that Chow Sing Chi took the initiative to add his contact information, which made him feel flattered.
In the end credit scene next to Chow Sing Chi was an empty seat, which reminded fans that it was saved for the late Ng Man Tat. Recently a fan asked Chow Sing Chi at an event, "Was that empty seat saved for Uncle Tat? Because I feel Uncle Tat is the most important in our hearts and in yours, that spot was probably a tribute to him." Chow Sing Chi got sentimental after hearing that and gently responded, "I completely agree."
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