Facing competition from other super Lunar New Year films, the director of the local Lunar New Year film “Family Fun” is not worried about the box office. He is planning to invite actors from Taiwan and Singapore to start filming the “Family Fun” series of films next time, and will move the scenes all the… Continue reading “Family Fun” special screening director is not worried about the box office | Johor News
Having not acted in a movie for about four years, Malaysian actor Ah Niu (real name Chen Qingxiang) revealed that he was worried about being “bullied” by Lu Haipeng when he performed in the Lunar New Year comedy “Family Fun”! Ah Niu revealed in a telephone interview with Lianhe Zaobao yesterday afternoon that it was… Continue reading Filming the Lunar New Year comedy “Family Fun”, Ah Niu is worried about being “bullied” by Lo Hoi Pang | Lianhe Zaobao
Ah Niu recently said during the promotion of the Lunar New Year movie “Family Fun” in Penang that if the box office hits his target, he will strip to show off his “abdominal muscles” to the audience. At the press conference, the media asked him how much he would have to strip to “take off… Continue reading To promote the Lunar New Year movie “Family Fun”, if the box office exceeds 30, Ah Niu will receive a kiss from Lin Ming-chen | Guanghua.net
In conjunction with the Lunar New Year movie “Family Fun” being released on the first day of the Lunar New Year, the film’s producer and chief editor Li Yongchang and director Ding Shiyun will lead a group of “Family Fun” actors, including Ah Niu, Joyce Cheng, Lo Hoi Pang, Lam Siu Fung, Alex Lam, Sharon… Continue reading “Family Fun” actors meet fans in Penang and Kuala Lumpur this weekend | Nanyang
Ah Niu recently said during the promotion of the Lunar New Year movie “Family Fun” in Penang that if the box office hits his target, he will take off his clothes to show off his “abdominal muscles” to the audience. At the press conference , the media asked him how much he would have to… Continue reading If the box office of “Family Fun” exceeds 30, Ah Niu will receive a kiss from Lin Ming-chen | Guangming.com
The cast of “Family Fun” includes Hong Kong actors such as Joyce Cheng, Lo Hoi Pang, Lam Siu Fung, Alex Lam, and Sharon Yeung. In addition, the “Malaysian Gang” Ah Niu (Chen Qing’s otaku goddess Xiang), “Lin Mingzhen”, Malaysia’s “Cantonese Opera Prince” Zheng Jinchang and Mimi Chu have joined the cast, making it super lively.
“Actor” Lam Ka-tung appeared in Cameron Highlands to visit the filming of the Lunar New Year film “Family Fun” . Chief editor Lee Yong-chang uploaded a group photo on Facebook, making everyone curious whether Lam Ka-tung had a cameo in the film. However, Lee Yong-chang explained that Lam Ka-tung flew to Malaysia to visit because… Continue reading During the filming of the Lunar New Year film “Family Fun”, Lam Ka-tung came to Malaysia to visit | See Hua Daily
Co-produced by mm2 Film and Television Entertainment, Shengchuang Films and Lemeng Films, local director Li Yongchang once again teamed up with his favorite director Ding Shiyun to attack the 2019 Lunar New Year box office , and joined hands with Hong Kong actors Lo Hoi-pang, Joyce Cheng, Alex Lam, Lam Hoi-fung, Ah Niu (Chen Qingxiang)… Continue reading The filming of the Lunar New Year film “Family Fun” caused language barriers between Malaysia and Hong Kong
The Malaysian movie “Angels Have Been Here” is performed by many Malaysian actors , including “Tauke Zhu Juncheng” from “Ola Bola”, Lu Xuantong from “I’m From New York” and Jiang Qianling from “Love Exists”. Although the movie is about family love, the Malaysian Film Board has classified the movie as banned for 18+ due to… Continue reading Malaysian film “Angels Have Been Here” was listed by the Film Bureau for these 3 shots | Xuan
In recent years , the Malaysian film industry has been doing better and better. For example, the earlier “OlaBola”, “Decibel Life”, “I’m from New York” and so on have received support from many audiences and have achieved outstanding results in many film festivals! Today, the editor will introduce to you a Malaysian tear-jerking movie, “Angels… Continue reading Malaysian films are making a name for themselves! The Macau charity premiere of “Angels Once Came” raised NT$800,000!
