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2011 TVB Anniversary Awards Complete Winner List

Check out who won big in this year's anniversary awards! Congratulations to all winners!

Showing posts with label Kara Hui. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kara Hui. Show all posts

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Nick Cheung Crowns 'Best Actor' The 7th Time


"The 10th Changchun Film Festival" was held last night in Changchun. Nick Cheung won "Best Actor" again with movie "The Beast Stalker." This award is shared between him and Wang Xueqi, who won with "The Assassins and Bodyguards." Kara Hui and Vicki Zhao both won "Best Actress" with movies "At the End of Daybreak" and "Mulan". "The Founding of a Republic" won "Best Chinese Story Film." Sandra Ng won "Best Supporting Actress" with movie "Echoes of Rainbow."

Nick expressed in his speech that "The Beast Stalker" let him won many awards and this is his first time winning in Mainland, which is pretty meaningful. Nick received 7 "Best Actor" award from Golden Horse, HK Film Awards, Asian Film Festival, Film Critics Society, Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival, Chinese Film Awards, and last night's Changchun Film Festival.

"At the End of Daybreak" let Kara snapped 3 "Best Actress" awards and 2 "Best Supporting Actress" awards. Yesterday Kara specially went to Changchun to attend to this award ceremony. It was also her first time winning this award in Mainland.

Source: Mingpao / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Kara Hui Exposes She Was Once A Beggar

Source: Takungpao
Translated by: KAY
Kara Hui was appointed by Po Leung Kuk as one of their promotional ambassadors. Kara exposed that she once lived in po leung kuk for several months. She was once a beggar in Wan Chai and became a hawker when she was about 8 or 9, the police arrested her and sent her to po leung kuk and she lived there for 3 months. Kara said: "We had 5 children in the family that time, the judge doubted whether my parents can support these many children. Fortunately the judge felt parents love us, only let us to sell goods outdoor because of poverty, so I was allowed to return home."

She remembered during her days in po leung kuk, she received many educational opportunities. Although she wanted to continue learning, but she also wanted to go back home to live with her family. She expressed when she grew up, she wants to pay back. Besides doing volunteer work, she also sponsored 11 children, but over these years they only communicate through mail, never meet in person, she said: "Besides po leung kuk, I also sponsored many children from Mainland and Africa through World Vision, I forgot how many there are. I once asked whether I can adopt, but actually I'm not qualified, because I have be married in order to do so. If I got married in the future, I won't have children myself, can only adopt."

Friday, June 4, 2010

Kara Hui Is Not Confident In Becoming 'TV Queen'

Source: Oriental Daily
Translated by: KAY
Joyful Mental Health Foundation chairman Lam Kin Ming held a dinner event last night to thank a bunch of volunteers. People who attended including Kara Hui, Man Yee Man etc. During the dinner, Lam gave Kara a cake to celebrate Kara winning "Best Actress." She also said Kara winning the award is the result of doing good deeds and volunteer for a long time."

Kara appeared to gain some weight than before. She admitted gaining six pounds: "Earlier I was desperate for winning 'Hong Kong Film Awards,' very stressed so I dropped lots of weight. (Better if winning TV queen?) It's impossible this year, because I'm not the lead. I'm not the lead in all TVB series I've filmed. I understand, it's hard to have a series that's dedicated to me." But she said she has higher chance in winning "Best Support Actress," because her characters in "Rosy Business II" and "Can't Buy My Love" are very good ones.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Wayne Lai and Sheren Tang Express Love With Their Eyes


Wayne Lai and Sheren Tang's new series "Rosy Business 2" (巾幗梟雄之義海豪情) held a blessing ceremony yesterday. This time the two's characters have a complicated relationship. Sheren plays the head of a gang and is often taken care by Wayne, who plays a police. Asked whether the two would have intimate scenes? Sheren joked there're many extreme action scenes; no intimate scenes at the moment, only hugging and a scene where the two spend a night together. But she told everyone don't think too much about the night scene, nothing would happened. She felt feelings are most important when filming love scenes and can express with eyes. It can also send a message that to love doesn't necessarily have to possess it; man and woman spending a night together don't necessarily have to have sex.

Wayne said that night scene is about him helping Sheren to quit drugs and talking to each other. Intimate scenes like kissing would be decided depending on plot development, he can cooperate and doesn't mind. He agreed with Sheren that things don't have to happen when opposite sexes are spending a night together, they can have a healthy relationship. His son is 12-years-old and he was asked whether he mentioned sex education, Wayne said not yet; his son hasn't ask curiously, let it be.

"RB2" is copy editor Cheng Wah Biu's last series in TVB. Wayne said Wah Biu should leave after the screenplay is done writing. Whether he's confident in winning TV King again with this series? He said there are many reasons behind winning an award, as an actor he's satisfied for winning once already.

Fala Chen looked very tired in the event and she said a night before she had to film an emotional crying scene. She's stressed and very tired. Stressed because she is working with TV King and Queen? Fala denied and said everyone helps her out. Wayne would teach her techniques of acting. Asked whether the other reason is wind is too strong in boyfriend's expensive house? She said she doesn't even have time to go home, but her boyfriend supports her very much and lets her focus in working. Did boyfriend ask her to retire and become a rich wife? Fala said never, because her boyfriend knows she likes to act.

After Kara Hui won "Best Actress" in HK Film Awards, it's rumored that Lee Tim Sing gave her more scenes. As for this rumor, Kara stressed there is no such thing like that. She won't compete because every actor has his/her responsibility.

Source: Mingpao / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

Monday, April 12, 2010

Kara Hui Is Currently Ahead In The Race of 'Best Actress'

First Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actress Kara Hui is nominated again in the same category with movie "At the End of Daybreak" According to reliable source, after two rounds of voting, she currently has most votes and a little bit ahead of Sandra Ng ("Echoes of The Rainbow") and Zhang Jinchu ("Night and Fog"). Although some judges haven't vote yet, but it's highly possible that Kara can win the same award she won 28 years ago! As for "Best Actor," the battle is between Simon Yam and Wang Xue Qi. But because Simon is nominated with two films, votes are scattered, making "Bodyguards and Assassin"'s Wang take the advantage.

Kara is picking the perfect dress to wear to the ceremony. She first went to try gowns in Central's Escada. Then went to browse some jewelries, but she still hasn't decide yet: "Still don't know what I'll be wearing. Maybe I'll pick a green gown, that color gives me luck! I have to thank so many friends who helped me. Wearing these expensive gowns and accessories boost my confidence." Kara once said it would be very meaningful to win Best Actress again. Although Sandra is a big rival since "Echoes of The Rainbow" won crystal bear award in Berlin Film festival, but Kara is still full of confidence: "I'm good friends with Sandra. I'll be happy whoever win the award. My character in the movie isn't quite mentally stable, it's harder to play. But still depends on the judges. Hope everything works out fine."

Voting for HK Film Awards is divided into two rounds. First round and nominees are voted by all registered voters and a selected group of 100 professional adjudicators. Second round are voted by 50 professional adjudicators and twelve executive Committee members of the HKFA, as well as members of the thirteen professional film bodies. This year's 50 professional adjudicators list include Charlie Yeung, Gillian Chung, and Amigo Chui, etc.

Source: The Sun / Translation: KAY 

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Kara Hui Sees Sandra Ng As The Biggest Rival

Source: ON.CC
Translated by: KAY
Kara Hui received the 4th Asian Film Award's "Best Supporting Actress" with her excellent performance in "At The End of Daybreak." She said happily during interviews: "My mother was so happy when I went home. She was clapping her hands like a child." She said she is more stressed now because Hong Kong Film Awards would hold place next month and she sees Sandra Ng as her biggest rival.

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