HK actor Nick Cheung and Taiwanese star Ethan Juan spotted filming intense scene at KL Railway Station for new movie
Hong Kong actor Nick Cheung and Taiwanese star Ethan Juan were spotted filming an intense martial arts gangster movie at the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station. The production involved a large crew and complex set design for a scene featuring a violent confrontation.
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Highlights the ongoing collaboration in Asian cinema and the logistical scale of international film productions.
The Kuala Lumpur Railway Station became an international movie set last Saturday (Aug 15) as Hong Kong actor Nick Cheung Ka Fai and Taiwanese star Ethan Juan filmed scenes for a new movie.
In photos shared with the media, Cheung could be seen sporting long hair and a white suit covered in blood stains.
In another photo, the 61-year-old was seen having a heated exchange with Juan, 43, who wore a dark blue floral shirt paired with a mullet hairstyle.
It's reported that the two actors are in town to film the upcoming movie with the working title Saving Brother Ryan , directed by Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Ching Po.
According to China Press , the film is a martial arts gangster movie.
Ethan Juan gets ready to enter the scene.
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