Terrance Lau Acts Opposite Daniel Wu in 'Cold War 1994', Laughs and Shouts: 'So Handsome'
The movie 'Cold War 1994' released its trailer and announced advanced screenings for early May. Actor Terrance Lau praised co-star Daniel Wu's handsomeness and expressed his joy working with veterans like Yuen Biao.
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(CNA Reporter Wang Hsin-yu, Taipei, 22nd) The movie "Cold War 1994" released its trailer today and will host advanced word-of-mouth screenings in early May. Terrance Lau revealed that he underwent action training before shooting and is very happy to act alongside Daniel Wu and Yuen Biao. "Daniel Wu is really so handsome! So good-looking," he said.
"Cold War 1994" boasts a brilliant cast, including Tony Leung Ka-fai, Fish Liew, Cecilia Yip, Karen Mok, Terrance Lau, Chen Yi-wen, Tai Bo, Wu Kang-ren, and the new generation male star Jeffrey Ngai.
Terrance Lau stated that he underwent action training beforehand with Kevin Chu, Mandy Tam, and others who play police officers. "So we spent a long time together before shooting, and it felt like we had the chemistry of a team during filming." There was an action scene in the rain that took 10 days to shoot, which was a test of physical strength and willpower.
Lau laughed and said that Daniel Wu is truly a big handsome guy, and especially easygoing on set. The two quickly bridged the distance through topics about sports and driving. He chatted with Yuen Biao about the movie "Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In." Since Lau had watched Yuen Biao's movies since childhood, there was a scene where Yuen did a one-handed cartwheel off the 4th or 5th floor of a building with only cardboard boxes for protection at the site, yet he continued to shoot. "His skills are just too incredible."
The film company announced today that it will hold advanced word-of-mouth special screenings from May 1 to 3 in Taipei, Banqiao, Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung. Audiences who purchase tickets will receive three limited A3 posters for "Cold War," "Cold War 2," and "Cold War 1994." The movie will be released nationwide on May 8. (Editor: Li Heng-shan) 1150422
(CNA Reporter Wang Hsin-yu, Taipei, 22nd) The movie "Cold War 1994" released its trailer today and will host advanced word-of-mouth screenings in early May. Terrance Lau revealed that he underwent action training before shooting and is very happy to act alongside Daniel Wu and Yuen Biao. "Daniel Wu is really so handsome! So good-looking," he said.
"Cold War 1994" boasts a brilliant cast, including Tony Leung Ka-fai, Fish Liew, Cecilia Yip, Karen Mok, Terrance Lau, Chen Yi-wen, Tai Bo, Wu Kang-ren, and the new generation male star Jeffrey Ngai.
Terrance Lau stated that he underwent action training beforehand with Kevin Chu, Mandy Tam, and others who play police officers. "So we spent a long time together before shooting, and it felt like we had the chemistry of a team during filming." There was an action scene in the rain that took 10 days to shoot, which was a test of physical strength and willpower.
Lau laughed and said that Daniel Wu is truly a big handsome guy, and especially easygoing on set. The two quickly bridged the distance through topics about sports and driving. He chatted with Yuen Biao about the movie "Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In." Since Lau had watched Yuen Biao's movies since childhood, there was a scene where Yuen did a one-handed cartwheel off the 4th or 5th floor of a building with only cardboard boxes for protection at the site, yet he continued to shoot. "His skills are just too incredible."
The film company announced today that it will hold advanced word-of-mouth special screenings from May 1 to 3 in Taipei, Banqiao, Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung. Audiences who purchase tickets will receive three limited A3 posters for "Cold War," "Cold War 2," and "Cold War 1994." The movie will be released nationwide on May 8. (Editor: Li Heng-shan) 1150422