TVB young FaDan Sire Ma plays Damian Lau's daughter in the current TVB drama Silver Spoon, Sterling Shackles.
She portrays the daughter of a wealthy man, but has no right or freedom
in choosing a spouse, her parents decides everything for her. For this
series, Sire traveled with the crew to Shanghai, where they were able to
really concentrate on shooting the series because there were no other
jobs to distract them. Sire was able to really get into character, in
one emotional scene about Sire crying to her father, Damian, her tears
naturally came running down. She said: "Actually that scene didn't have
much dialogue. I asked Dad, do you know there are a lot of unhappy
people in this family? Then I start crying. Damian said he rarely tears
up when he watches playbacks of his own scenes. He was re-watching this
scene, and had teary eyes. He said my performance was so touching, and
I'm happy to have his compliment!"
She and the other cast developed a very good relationship because they
were filming for nearly half a year together. They often group chat on
WhatsApp. Shooting in Shanghai this time around, she was able to
experience how enthusiastic Mainland fans are. The fans would stand in
front of the hotel waiting for their idols practically every day. They
bring breakfast and late night snacks for their idols and sometimes even
daily necessities.
Sire hopes she'll have the opportunity to go to Mainland more often
because there is heavy historical feel there, which helps artists get
into character easily. As to the series said to leave "heavy flavors"?
She believes people shouldn't place all the attention on any one
particular scene, "It's just like appreciating artwork, shouldn't be
using the erotic view to see it."
'The Voice' singer Adrian Chau ('Dai Ma', Older Twin) plays the HK
police officer in a green uniform in SSSS. His character lives a life of
principles, but eventually develops a relationship with wealthy girl
"Chung Ho Yin" (Sire Ma). Adrian said the character is very "hot" and
the role with the most screen time since he debut. However, when he
first looked at the script, he had a headache: "This role has so many
turning points, I had to really put in a lot of effort into analyzing
how I should portray him. My seniors Damian Lau, Elena Kong, Ron Ng and
Kenneth Ma were very willing to teach me. They were so detailed, they
even gave me advice on body language, which helped me see the light!"
He expressed he spent a long period of time filming with all his seniors
and thought of himself like a 'sponge', constantly absorbing
experience. His younger twin brother 'Sai Ma', Daniel Chau, greatly
envied him: "The more I listened, the more I said 'amazing'! I really
envy my brother for getting a role with such heavy screen time. He even
got to film in Shanghai! I hope to be part of a touching love story too,
hope I'll get this opportunity!"
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