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[Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers] Who Spat on Leslie Cheung in “Farewell My Concubine”?

[Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers] Who Spat on Leslie Cheung in “Farewell My Concubine”?

I get hooked on the objects in movies. I find myself falling into deep thought—why, of all things, did the director, cinematographer, production designer, or even an actor put that item in front of the camera? “Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers” is a record of the film props that gently but firmly captured my attention.
A must-do itinerary on a trip to Hong Kong is Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island. When you take the Peak Tram up, you’re treated to a stunning view: Hong Kong Island’s skyline in the foreground, with the Kowloon Peninsula stretching out far in the distance.
It Can't Get More Beautiful: 'Rouge The Original 4K' Character Posters Released!

It Can't Get More Beautiful: 'Rouge The Original 4K' Character Posters Released!

The phrase, "Please do not forget the me from back then..." overlaps with the narrative of his tragic death, which is intertwined with the memories of undying love.
The jewel-like masterpiece 〈Rouge The Original 4K〉 is set to make its theatrical debut on March 25, 40 years after its production, unveiling two character posters that capture the film's tragic yet beautiful love story.
'Farewell My Concubine: The Original' Re-releases on April 1! 33rd Anniversary Poster Revealed!

'Farewell My Concubine: The Original' Re-releases on April 1! 33rd Anniversary Poster Revealed!

Leslie Cheung stars in 〈Farewell My Concubine: The Original〉, the first film from the Chinese-speaking world to win the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
Once again, the century's masterpiece 〈Farewell My Concubine: The Original〉 is set to hit theaters on April 1, and the main poster has been unveiled. 〈Farewell My Concubine: The Original〉 is a film that sings the love and jealousy of two men who adored Peking opera, along with the beauty of the art...
Leslie Cheung X Anita Mui's Most Beautiful Moment, ‘Rouge: The Original 4K’ Second Press Still Released!

Leslie Cheung X Anita Mui's Most Beautiful Moment, ‘Rouge: The Original 4K’ Second Press Still Released!

A story of Yeohwa and Jinjinbang, who made an extreme choice after a love that transcended social status, returning as a ghost 50 years later to find her lover.
On March 25, ahead of its first theatrical release in 40 years, the fantasy romance 〈Rouge: The Original 4K〉 starring Leslie Cheung and Anita Mui has released 8 new press stills capturing the detailed expressions and gazes of the two actors, raising expectations significantly.
Leslie Cheung X Anita Mui ‘Rouge: The Original 4K’ Confirmed for Release at CGV on March 25!

Leslie Cheung X Anita Mui ‘Rouge: The Original 4K’ Confirmed for Release at CGV on March 25!

Upon its release in Hong Kong in 1988, 〈Rouge: The Original 4K〉 swept the box office for four consecutive weeks, writing a long-lasting success story with a poignant love tale that traverses the 1930s and the 1980s.
The eternal star of Hong Kong, Leslie Cheung, and Anita Mui's enchanting fantasy romance 〈Rouge: The Original 4K〉 is set to finally premiere in domestic theaters on March 25, 2026, after a 40-year wait, and has released a [launch trailer: First Meeting Edition].
Dang Hok-Tak Shares Leslie Cheung’s Photo from 30 Years Ago to Welcome the New Year

Dang Hok-Tak Shares Leslie Cheung’s Photo from 30 Years Ago to Welcome the New Year

In the bottom-right corner of the photo, an analog film camera timer reads “January 1, 1996.”
A new photo of Hong Kong film icon Leslie Cheung has been released. It was Dang Hok-Tak—Leslie Cheung’s manager and lover during his lifetime—who posted the photo to mark New Year’s Day. Usually, he uploaded previously unseen photos of Leslie Cheung on social media around April 1 (Leslie Cheung’s...
Autumn of Hong Kong Cinema, World Premiere of the Original 'A Better Tomorrow' (1967) 4K Restoration

Autumn of Hong Kong Cinema, World Premiere of the Original 'A Better Tomorrow' (1967) 4K Restoration

The 1967 film 〈A Better Tomorrow〉 is considered one of the top 100 Hong Kong films of all time by 'Time Out Hong Kong' and has had a significant influence on John Woo's 〈A Better Tomorrow〉 (1986).
Is there an original 〈A Better Tomorrow〉 besides Chow Yun-fat's version. It is the 1967 film 〈A Better Tomorrow〉 directed by Yeung Kwan. Lee Cheuk-hung (played by Leslie Cheung) is arrested as a safecracker and is released after serving over ten years.
Liam Neeson Stars in 'The Naked Gun' Reboot, Receives Praise as a Parody Comedy

Liam Neeson Stars in 'The Naked Gun' Reboot, Receives Praise as a Parody Comedy

Rebirth of the Leslie Nielsen Original Series... Releasing in the UK and US on August 1, Australia on August 21
The reboot of 'The Naked Gun' starring Liam Neeson is receiving praise as a parody comedy. This film is a rebirth of the popular comedy series originally starring Leslie Nielsen, with Neeson playing the role of Frank Drebin Jr. Drebin Jr. is the son of LA police officer Frank Drebin Sr.
Leslie Uggams Reveals the Secret to Being an '82-Year-Old Active Performer' in NPR Interview... A Retrospective on the Legendary Career of 'Deadpool and Roots Grandma'

Leslie Uggams Reveals the Secret to Being an '82-Year-Old Active Performer' in NPR Interview... A Retrospective on the Legendary Career of 'Deadpool and Roots Grandma'

From Tony Award Winner to Marvel Movies, a Candid Confession on a 76-Year Journey in Entertainment... The Philosophy of 'Age is Just a Number' Sparks Discussion
Hollywood's living legend Leslie Uggams (82) is making headlines after reflecting on her 76-year career in entertainment and revealing the secret to her active performance as an actress on NPR's 'Fresh Air' program.
Gough Street in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong: Did Leslie Cheung and Tony Leung Ever Meet? CinePlay X Brick Travel Hong Kong Travelogue

Gough Street in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong: Did Leslie Cheung and Tony Leung Ever Meet? CinePlay X Brick Travel Hong Kong Travelogue

"What new year. Just living, you know. " Like the line from the Netflix drama that says, "Life goes on," this is a line uttered by Tony Leung's character, the 'Rogue Doctor' or 'Tsundere Doctor' in (1995), as he brushes off people asking him to join a New Year celebration. I really like this scene.