Showing posts with label Wong Cho Lam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wong Cho Lam. Show all posts

Monday, September 25, 2017

Overview - Oh My Grad



The school established by Wu Fung and Helena Law is a low requirement, low tuition institution that has quietly cultivated teachers. Faced with an academic fraud scandal and financial crisis, they urgently call on their sons, Roger Kwok and Bob Lam, to save the school. Roger serves as the school's principal, while Bob serves as a member of the school council, but the brothers' philosophies towards education are polar opposites. To avoid adding to the mess, they hire public relations specialist Ada Choi to fix the situation. Roger, who lacks managerial experience, is unhappy with Ada's profit-oriented methods. But not only does Ada ignore him, she gets stronger as she goes, as she is directed by the school management committee to help wealthy heir Babyjohn Choi graduate. However, Babyjohn does not care about studying and instead, becomes involved in a love triangle with Thai-Chinese student Eliza Sam and mahjong expert Mag Lam. Meanwhile, Mag's arch-nemeses, May Chan and Momo Wu, spread rumours that Mag is in a May-December relationship with fellow classmate Ram Chiang. In addition, there is the gangster Louis Cheung and the secretive Wong Cho Lam. The school is finally forced to the brink by these extraordinary students...


This series should be called "Oh My God (why was this ever made?)"

Monday, July 06, 2015

Wong Cho Lam and Leanne Li @ Toronto

Wong Cho Lam and Leanne Li were in Toronto for their <老表你信主未? 音樂生命分享會> tour. I was able to see them on two consecutive nights.

On the first night, I was seated quite far from the stage, so I didn't get that many good pictures.


On the second night, I had a much better vantage point.


The songs they sang (from both nights):


Cho Lam singing Eason Chan's "浮誇" (Exaggerated).

Cho Lam singing the gospel song "耶和華是我牧者" (Jehovah is My Shepherd).

Cho Lam and Leanne's duet of a Mandarin song.

Leanne sings "最重要的決定" (Most Important Decision).

They share the stage as Cho Lam performs "主.婚.人" (Lord, Marriage, Man).


Thursday, February 19, 2015

Happy Chinese New Year!



Happy Chinese New Year to all my readers! 
May you and your loved ones have a wonderful Year of the Goat.
恭喜發財! 

Thursday, October 02, 2014

Overview - Come On, Cousin



After spending years travelling in foreign countries, Roger Kwok finally returns to Hong Kong because of his father Chung King-fai's illness. His life changes forever when he meets his neighbours whom live in the same apartment building. From a supermarket labourer, he becomes a labour union representative, and then runs for office as a Legislative Council candidate. Over the years, he and his neighbours witness the changes taking place in Hong Kong. Fighting for workers' rights, Roger has battled against wealthy heir Wong Cho Lam for many years. The fence-sitting politician Mimi Chu tries to take advantage of the situation for her own benefit, but her previous romance with a wealthy businessman is exposed. Joey Meng is Roger's first love, but her mother arranges for her to date Bob Lam instead. Roger's sister (Ivana Wong) hits many dead ends as she pursues her dream of becoming a singer. Meanwhile, her boyfriend (Louis Cheung) is willing to become involved with rich women to gain fame and money... Each person's life is a reflection of our own experiences. Regardless of wealth or political background, each family has their own problems. But for their livelihood, career, dream or love, they carry on with the undefeatable Hong Kong spirit!


Monday, February 10, 2014

Gilded Chopsticks Theme Song

The theme song for Gilded Chopsticks is "Loyal Subject" (忠臣) by Wong Cho Lam and Stephanie Ho.




The sub-theme song is called "Tears of Departure" (離人淚), bu Louis Cheung.




Overview - Gilded Chopsticks
Gilded Chopsticks Promo Clips


Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Overview - Gilded Chopsticks




Wong Cho Lam has tasted many delicacies since he was young. He can easily distinguish between good and bad dishes. Unfortunately, his family’s financial woes have left him and his servant Jack Wu homeless. They resort to selling buns for a living. Consequently, they meet a street performer (Joey Meng), the city’s most beautiful lady (Nancy Wu) and a young chef (Stephanie Ho). By chance, Cho Lam also comes across the 4th Imperial Prince (Ben Wong), whom he instantly gets along with.

Cho Lam is invited to be a chef in the palace, where he encounters his greatest rival (Bob Lam). He is unexpectedly brought into the royal succession battle started by the 8th Imperial Prince (Louis Cheung). Cho Lam turns out to be Ben's lucky star, helping Ben defeat Louis time and time again. However, an accidental marriage contract quickly changes his circumstances...


Gilded Chopsticks Promo Clips

Comment: Excited to do more Historical Context posts!

Friday, January 24, 2014

Overview - A Time of Love


Malaysia



Cast: Kate Tsui, Chris Wang (Taiwan), James Wen (Taiwan)
Airing date: January 26

A car accident causes Kate Tsui to lose all her memories. She cannot even remember the people she once loved. The only thing she knows is that Chris Wang risked his life to save her in the accident, leaving him crippled and ending his auto racing career. Kate and Chris fall in love and live sweetly together. Kate believes that Chris is the right man and they prepare for their wedding. But then she encounters a Taiwanese man (James Wen) who claims that she is his girlfriend. He brings her to many places to try to revive her memory. Kate has a strange but familiar feeling at these places. Could he have been her boyfriend before the accident?



Singapore



Cast: Charmaine Sheh, Kenneth Ma
Airing date: February 2

Charmaine Sheh, a senior executive at a creative agency, receives a wedding invitation from her ex-boyfriend. Using her position as a superior, she coerces her subordinate, Kenneth Ma, to accompany her to the wedding. A series of crazy coincidences along the way leads Kenneth to believe that Charmaine is bringing dangerous substances to the wedding and they end up at the police station. This is where Kenneth sees a weaker side to the normally strong-willed Charmaine. By the time they leave the police station, the wedding is over, but Charmaine still insists on going to see her ex-boyfriend. Kenneth has no choice but to follow along.



Korea



Cast: Linda Chung, Yeon Jung Hoon (Korea)
Airing date: February 9

The illustrator Yeon Jung Hoon teaches Korean to foreigners as a part-time job. Linda Chung, from Hong Kong, hires him as a teacher, as she is preparing to move to Korea with her boyfriend. Yeon is initially disgusted with Linda’s spoiled attitude, but continues on with the lessons for the sake of making a living. As they interact more frequently, he discovers her adorable side and his impression of her slowly changes. At the same time, Yeon learns about a secret between Linda and her boyfriend.



Japan



Cast: Wong Cho Lam, Aaron Yan (Taiwan), Naomi Watanabe (Japan), Ben Wong
Airing date: February 16

Aaron Yan, from Taiwan, travels to Japan in search of the heiress (Naomi Watanabe) of a famous Japanese restaurant and her secret formula. When he finds her, he is surprised to find that she is actually an obese and unattractive woman. It turns out that in accordance to family tradition, Naomi must marry before the age of 30, otherwise the restaurant will fall into the hands of her uncle! To retain the rights to the restaurant, Aaron and Naomi agree to fake a marriage until she turns 30.


A Time of Love Theme Song
A Time of Love Promo Clips


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

"Inbound Troubles" Soundtracks

The theme song for Inbound Troubles is "Everyone" (大家) by Ivana Wong and Wong Cho Lam.




The subtheme song is "Brother Song" (哥歌), which was composed, written and performed all by Ivana Wong.



Selected soundtracks from Inbound Troubles:

Wong Cho Lam - "Who" (那誰) - original by William So


Oh Baby - "Messy Hair" (頭髮亂了) and "Blessings" (祝福) - originals by Jacky Cheung


Mimi Chu - "Mother I Love You" (媽媽I Love You) - original by Maria Cordero


Ivana Wong - "Your Name, My Surname" (你的名字我的姓氏) - original by Jacky Cheung


Ivana Wong, Wong Cho Lam - "I'm Really Hurt" (我真的受傷了) - original by Jacky Cheung


Wong Cho Lam - "Goodbye Kiss" (吻別) - original by Jacky Cheung


Wong Cho Lam - "Silly" (傻癡癡) - original by Leon Lai


Louis Cheung - "Clear Star" (星晴) - original by Jay Chou


Mimi Chu, Tommy Wong - "Light of Friendship" (友誼之光) - original by Maria Cordero


Ivana Wong - "Wish People Longevity" (但願人長久) - original by Teresa Tang



Source: ihktv

Tuesday, January 01, 2013

Overview - Inbound Troubles

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Roger Kwok has always dreamed of opening up a travel agency with his girlfriend, Angela Tong. Unfortunately, they fell into a scam and accumulated huge debts, driving them into bankruptcy. Roger hopes to peacefully pass by the last few months of bankruptcy, then get married with Angela and start anew. He is hit hard when he discovers that Angela has hooked with her pal Bob Lam. Things change when he meets a newly-immigrated social worker (Joey Meng), his cousin (Wong Cho Lam) who came from Mainland aspiring to be a singer and an old-time entertainer (Mimi Chu). In addition, his sister (Ivana Wong) returns from Taiwan with a lie that she has completed her Masters degree. All these events combine with the cultural differences between Mainland and Hong Kong to produce a comedic family drama and make Roger finally understand that his ultimate life goal is…


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Comment: Some new faces and Wong Cho Lam's first time as scriptwriter. But the storyline isn't very appealing, especially since I (living in Canada) can't relate to the Hong Kong-Mainland issues. Probably a skip for me...


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