Louis Koo, Simon Yam, Raymond Lam, Kevin Cheung and Hu Tong appeared at the opening ceremony of a cinema in Macau today (25th).
Goo Jai was earlier filed in the High Court by Tang Caizhi, chairman of the local entertainment company Guangxuan Culture Holdings (formerly known as Sun Entertainment), seeking recovery from him and his company Cool Label Limited for 830 yuan lent out more than ten years ago. Ten thousand yuan.
Goo Jai made his first public appearance today after his scandal.
As for the movie "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City" which has temporarily become the second-largest Chinese-language film in Hong Kong at the box office and has won a lot of praise, Goo Jai said that there will be road shows later and admitted that the film has made some money.
still needs a few million in box office to reach the top of the Hong Kong Chinese box office list. The actors will also go to South Korea to attend the Busan Film Festival. Unfortunately, Goo Jai cannot attend because he is filming a new movie, and the director will lead the team.
Louis Koo revealed that the new scenes were filmed indoors and he had to wear winter clothes. Although he did not suffer from heat stroke, he lost more than ten pounds.
Talking about the filming of "The Dragon Head" and "The Final Chapter" of "Kowloon Walled City", Goo Jai revealed that the ideal would be to film the two films together, but he is still writing the script due to cost issues, but many new characters will be added, but he remembered Use new actors to carry on the main theme of the play.
mentioned that the "Four Sons from Chengzhai" wanted to hold a concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum and dance with him to "This Issue's Popular". Goo Jai said with a smile: "I'll go up and punch him, don't cause trouble!"
As for the mention of Wong Pak Ming's group in It is reported that the cinema at Langham Place will be closed down and moved out after the lease expires in mid-July this year, and another company will take over the operation of the cinema. Goo Jai admitted that it was a pity that the rent in Mong Kok was very expensive, about several million a month. It can only be said that the current economic transformation has made people accustomed to watching streaming platforms at home after the epidemic.
asked him if he was interested in opening a movie theater? Goo Jai said: "Wow! The rent is so expensive. I don't have this idea for the time being. I would rather make a movie."
In addition, the reporter also mentioned that Tang Caizhi, chairman of local entertainment company Guangxuan Culture Holdings (formerly known as Sun Entertainment), had previously submitted an application. The High Court sought recovery from Goo Jai and his company Cool Label Limited for the NT$8.3 million lent more than ten years ago and requested the court to issue an order.
When Goo Jai heard this question, he immediately put down the microphone and left the interview area.
However, he later asked his assistant to come forward and said that the matter would be handled by a lawyer, but there was no response.
