TVB in crisis, ATV artists send cynical remarks to them

ATV invited Korean artists Lee Pil-mo and Son Hyeon-Joo who stars in Korean drama "My Too Perfect Sons" which ATV brought the right to broadcast. Yesterday the two cast members came to Hong Kong for the drama promotion, accompanied by several ATV female artists including Manecy Chen, Eunis Yao, Karie Cheung and Lam Tsz Kwan. They played games and demonstrated roast pork cutting live at the scene.

Stephen Chan's smiles are so fake

Dress in a low cut outfit Lam Tsz Kwan expressed that the outfit was provided to her by ATV. She only found out about having to cut roast pork when she arrived at the event. Towards Stephen Chan's press conference in response to the recent reports, Lam Tsz Kwan said: "I don't know how to comment, I just saw that the press conference was a bit boring. Although it was really short, there is not much meaning in speaking up now. Stephen was acting, his smiles were very fake, especially when he was talking about shaving, it was not necessary for him to say that." About the giving expensive handbags to executives rumors, Lam Tsz Kwan expressed that the materials she owns is in exchange of her hard efforts in work. She never gave handbags to executives before.

Regarding Stephen Chan's press conference, Manecy expressed: "At this point in time, only nonsense will be spoken, nothing about the case will be discussed." As for the giving expensive handbag gifts to executives, she said that this type of thing happens in many other companies, however she strongly stressed that she has not heard of anything like that happening in ATV, she said: "I have friends in TVB, many people have to do that to get more jobs, but we ATV are very exciting. I've been with ATV for two years and already switched managers three times, but never had so much negative news." Eunis expressed that she read a little of Stephen Chan's news, she said: "I heard about the expensive handbag gifts, fortunately there is no such thing at ATV. ATV have executives too, but there is no need to do that, not even treating executives out for dinner."

Source: Takungpao
Translated by: aZnangel @ AsianEU