i think she is 16 the year they were flimming ROCH2005...but i am not sure ;)
i think she is new...she look cute anyway :D
i think she is 16 the year they were flimming ROCH2005...but i am not sure ;)
i think she is new...she look cute anyway :D
ku4n_seng...i agree with you. she does look cute. that's why i like this series.Quote:
Originally Posted by ku4n_seng
:D
I think a reason we're dismissing LYF so much is b/c we haven't really seen her act any mature, icy looks. We've only seen her naive and cute looks. Maybe we'll get a surprise. I actually believe that LYF will be extremely famous a few years from now.
As for the Shui Ling as MNC thing, I guess it's my bias against the plot, not the actress. Actually, I think GYY would have made a great MNC. GYY's great at playing sad people with sad lives, which is MNC's story. :idea:
yes, xln actually looks younger thn her age due to numerous factors, like the ice jade bed, the martial arts she learns, her way of life, etc. i didnt say lyf's young looks doesnt make sense. if fact, if u read my post clearly, i said that lyf's age would be very accurate to those who are faithful to the novel. but for ppl looking at the cast as a whole, lyf may tend to look too young since the other cast ard her looks rather matured for characters described in the novel. in fact, ive never really seen a jy series which have the cast the same or ard the age of the characters in the novel. the actors are always older most of the time, tats why i said if lyf is put with a younger looking cast (which is quite impossible), no one will complain she looks too young.Quote:
Originally Posted by crazylife123
the actress playing gx looks really pretty and sweet, she somehow does look the part of gx. her name is Yang Mi, and she's the same age as lyf. now, her young age is not a problem around a more matured looking cast since gx is probably the youngest character in the novel.
ps. i thought shui ling was a great MNC. she was soft yet virtuous, beautiful, naive and tragic. being able to cry her heart out at almost every scene and looking heartbroken with those melancholic watery eyes made her the perfect MNC.
My mistake...I didn't read it carefully. I agree on your comments. I wonder if people will say anything about her age if they cast Hu Ge instead of HXM. Yet, people will criticize her acting anyways. Oh well...Quote:
Originally Posted by sunnysnow
On Shui Ling, I believe she did a great job on that series. I actually felt sorry for the lady. LoL
But if you are saying so, do you think LYF is a bit too young :eek: for the series as the ending part of novel, she is suppose to have like got older, because she had got out of the cave for too long... :rolleyes: Anyone here who has watched the series yet??? :eek:
I wonder when is the serie coming out. Hopefully by the end of 2005. Can't wait for it!
Unlikely :( . According to Sina, the crew expressed frustration and said completion by the end of this year was impossible. Oh well, I have faith it'll be worth the wait!Quote:
Originally Posted by bluegirl11375
bad news, the latest from the director and editing crew is that it's impossible to finish roch05 proper for an end of the yr release due to complications in CGIs and dubbing, since the actors themselve are to busy to spare time to dub. so they hafta get professionals to dub the characters' voices, chances are all the characters' voices includ yg and xln's wont be their own.
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Originally Posted by sunnysnow
hmmm....thats a really bad news...But anyway....at least they delay it to provide a better quality flim( i hope) instead of just rushing through everything and getting it ready for the end of year time limit :rolleyes:
But I really like LYF's voice! I think it would be perfect for XLN. Oh well. Things can't be perfect. But even if it will come out on Sina, wouldn't it be a while until it is released on DVD? My wait will be even longer. (Don't have Chinese channel)
Anyone knows if the channel that shows all of the latest Chinese serials is available in Singapore??? :rolleyes: And is orderyesasia.com trustworthy??? :rolleyes:
I have never waited this long for a serial...from the casting since last Sep Nov!!
Do you mean YesAsia? If you are, then I can assure you that it is a trustworthy place. I've been their customer for years. Are you from Singapore? If you are, you can visit the global site. The address is http://global.yesasia.com. I'm from the US, therefore I use their US site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Excelsior
Dubbing might actually turn out to be a good thing. For example, Zhou Xun's voice should really have been dubbed in LOCH
But doesn't dubbing kill a person acting?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gunner
I think Excelsior means the SG cable channel.
Try this LINK
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Originally Posted by chaule
So which channel does Starhub Cable TV offer to watch the latest Chinese serials such as ROCH. :D I remembered watching it in China but cannot remember the channel. My friend said that they showed some serials on cable too, but he don't know which channel it was. Can you help me??? :rolleyes: And chaule thanks for the information!!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Surferket
VV Drama - Channel 55 06 August 2005
If you are a drama buff craving for the latest serials from Hong Kong, you can be sure you’ll get it first on VV Drama. A 24-hour Chinese language entertainment channel, VV Drama showcases the newest and most popular serials produced by TVB in Hong Kong. VV Drama also screens lifestyle and magazine programmes, as well as other quality productions from Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Japan and Korea.
CTI TV - Channel 52 06 August 2005
CTI TV's Mandarin programmes are designed to reach out to the 1.2 billion Mandarin-speaking viewers around the world 24 hours a day. The channel not only provides excellent coverage on social, economic and lifestyle issues, it also brings you dramas, infotainment programmes and concerts. In addition, CTI TV provides unbiased news coverage as part of its programming.
CCTV-4 - Channel 47 06 August 2005
What's Showing Today
With 24 hours of non-stop Chinese programming from the China Central Television Station, CCTV-4 brings you quality dramas, cartoons, documentaries, music and magazine shows, as well as cultural and sports programmes. News in Mandarin, Cantonese and English also form an indispensable part of the programme line-up. All programmes are produced in mainland China and specially packaged for overseas Chinese audiences.
Your best bet would be the VV Drama channel. Since ROCH is a highly anticipated series it would probably be bought by that channel vendor.
You can click on the link I'd provided and see the list of the actual programmes they are showing.
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Originally Posted by Excelsior
I disagree, b/c professional dubbers' voices could maybe "act" in a better way than the actor/actress' voice can and enhance the character. Some actors just don't have the right voice, even if he/she could act.Quote:
Originally Posted by crazylife123