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Tavia Yeung Laughingly Says That No One Would Watch Her Take Her Clothes Off, Kenneth Ma: 'People Would Watch Him Law'
Artistes Tavia Yeung, Kenneth Ma, Ruco Chan, Yoyo Chen, Kelly Fu, et al. attended a promotional event for TVB's anniversary series, "War of Thorns". The actors toured the city aboard a tram. While on the upper deck, Tavia exclaimed, "It's so windy". Afterward, she even sang the recent resurgent hit 《季候風》. She also urged the public to cast their votes for "War". As the actors disembarked in the bustling Causeway Bay district, they were surrounded by nearly a hundred onlookers. The scene because somewhat chaotic, with one man getting into a confrontation with a security personnel.
Tavia and Kenneth are collaborating in a series after more than a decade. Tavia revealed that Kenneth was originally in the cast list for "Darkside of the Moon", but it did not proceed because he had a scheduling conflict: "I sent him a message back then, saying,'It would have been good if it were you'. Have not collaborated for a long time. Very happy to finally be able collaborate this time. We have a lot of chemistry". In the series, the two join forces to investigate the mystery behind Yoyo's disappearance and seek revenge for Yoyo. However, Tavia said that the [series] is not an investigative or revenge theme. She laughingly said, "It's a big exposé on the entertainment industry". Asked if the entertainment industry is extremely dark, Kenneth said, "Of course it's dark. Moses Chan said that there are a lot of dark things in the entertainment industry; it was Moses who said it". Tavia said that whether it is dark is a matter of perspective, though it is extremely dark in the series.
Mentioning that the plot of "This City Never Sleeps" was insane, would "War" also be in the same direction? Kenneth said, "Ours is realistic. Would have a chance at happening in real life". Asking Tavia if she had scenes where she took her clothes off in the series, she ridiculed herself: "Would also not watch me anyway! (Your husband, Him Law, wants to see it?) Also sick of it! Don't need us to take our clothes off. (Did anyone take his or her clothes off?) Certainly, there were some". However, Kenneth emphasized that taking one's clothes off is not a selling point for the series; it was just touched upon lightly and was integrated into the plot. As for whether Kenneth had taken his clothes off, he and Tavia were in complete agreement: "No one would also watch me take my clothes off. People would watch Him take his clothes off". Tavia pointed out that no one would watch Kenneth and Him take their clothes off: "What is there to see?!" However, she immediately added that both of them are very captivating. Then the two joked that Moses has never taken his clothes off...should tell him to take his clothes off, but believe that he would oppose to it.
Talking about the ratings of "This" reaching a stellar 24.4 points, would there be any ratings pressure as the follow-up series? Tavia said, "Since entering the industry, I have also never put pressure on myself because it is beyond my control. Now, ratings don't tell the whole story. The feedback is the most important thing. Of course, it is even better [if] the ratings are high. (You were already canvassing for votes before.) I want 'Best Series'. (Do not want TV queen?) I've already gotten it. It doesn't matter [if I] get it again. I am having a normal heart. (Coming out again to compete for the award?) I have never competed for it...cannot compete for these things. It definitely comes down to the viewers' fondness and their votes. I want the series to succeed so that there are even more resources to film co-productions, so hope that there are good ratings".
In addition, regarding the clash between a passerby and a security personnel at the event, Tavia laughingly said, "I'm quite sturdy, so did not get hurt from getting bumped into, and did not get touched by anyone. I would elbow [them]...ha ha! There were children near us; my only concern was the children. Everyone was also very enthusiatic...rarely get a chance to see me, so everyone wanted to walk a bit closer". She said that she is a person who has weathered many storms and also remains unfazed by even more intense situations: "[When] I left the airport in Vietnam, there were too many fans. I got carried because the crowd was so dense that I could not walk...moved along with [my] feet off the ground".
*Credits to on.cc
