Moses Chan being laughed for two timing

TVB new series, “How come Ah Sir is Ah Sir” tried their costume fitting yesterday. The casts included Moses Chan, Ron Ng, Linda Chung and Tavia Yeung etc. Moses Chan, Linda Chung and Tavia Yeung will portray as teachers this time. 3 of them including Ron Ng will unfold a complicated love relationship.

Moses Chan will have romance scenes and stuck between two main female leads, Tavia Yeung and Linda Chung. When asked whether he likes who, he laughed and said that he will choose both. Reporters laughed at him and said that he is greedy and resembles his real life. Moses Chan feels embarrassed and laughingly said, “Haha it is the same. They do not need to fight if I choose both.” When asked whether he will choose Bernice Liu or Charmaine Sheh in real life, he laughed and said that he will choose his mother.

Tavia Yeung expressed that she has to portray a student girl in the series and has to portray an 18 years old girl’s image. Luckily after the costume fitting, everyone praised her for still looking youthful and cute. There were also many veterans laughed and said that they want to date her to ice-skating. Linda Chung’s role is a very cool person and seldom jokes. Therefore, she does not have to disguise herself but students will still play a fool on her.

Ron Ng’s stage performance in Genting

Ron Ng will have romance scenes with Tavia Yeung and Jess Shum. Yesterday, Jess Shum and Ron Ng took fake kiss pictures. However, he said that there are limits of intimate scenes in tv series and therefore, they do not have scenes which are too over. Ron Ng disclosed that he just returned to HK from Genting’s stage performance. He also disclosed that the remuneration for the stage performance was not bad and hopes that he can go for stage performance when he is free. However, he rejected a few Mainland series to film this series and lost 7 figures sum. When asked whether he felt hurt over it, he laughed and said, “It is ok. I can earn back in future. I’m still happy to film TVB series.”

Source: Takungpao
Credits: Jessie's Blog