Bosco Wong and Steven Ma Film Dangerous Wire Scenes

Steven Ma Chun Wai, Sonija Kwok Sin Lei, and Bosco Wong Chung Chak filmed TVB series, Seven Days’ Separation <隔離七日情> yesterday.  In the scene, Sonija and  Bosco had a misconception that Steven was a kidnapper. The filming of the ensuing wire scene was especially dangerous.

Although Steven did not have acrophobia, he felt his legs lose sensation while suspended in mid-air. “This time, the wire suspension is from a very high point. Although I have filmed many fighting scenes previously, I have never been suspended from wires at such a tall height before. The most difficult part is the need to look cool for the camera while hanging precariously from the wires.”

Bosco revealed that he was filming for the wire scene while sustaining a leg injury. “I am uncertain whether I tore my right thigh muscle from an earlier action scene. Although I can walk, my leg has no strength. The doctor advised me to take three months of rest. But if I rest, then there is no income. I have to support the family, pay for my car and house, as well as my dogs. Fortunately, I do not have to support a wife!” (Did rumored girlfriend, Myolie Wu Hang Yee, offer her kisses to make you feel better?) “No, but she asked how I was feeling.” (Can Bosco still dance?) “Yes, only if I watch my moves carefully.”

Several years ago, there were rumors that Sonija and Steven had a fall-out, but they repaired their friendship after collaborating on Seven Days’ Separation together. Sonija said: “We’re okay. It’s pleasant working together. Now, I will just say what I am thinking, rather than keeping it bottled inside.” When reporters mentioned that there may be a Miss Hong Kong contestant who was a transsexual, Sonija said that it was not possible.  She did not not believe in the rumors.

Source: the Sun

Jayne: The wire suspension does look scary! Hmm…usually the TVB wire scenes look fake and do not seem dangerous. Perhaps we take many things for granted because we are so used to watching them.

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  1. Filming series is always very hard and tiring work both mentally and physically. I think a lot of viewers do take it for granted. But then again, even though actors/actresses work really hard, they also get paid very well. There are many others with other kinds of jobs that are even more tiring but don’t get paid well at all.

    Anyways, I hope that this series will be successful so that Bosco and Steven’s will be worthwhile.

  2. The actors may work hard and some actions look dangerous from behind the stage pics and clips, but when its showed in dramas it depends on the skillfullness of the editors, directors and cameraman to make the scene look ‘good’.

    I wouldn’t have the guts to stand high in the air on a pole or sliding 3 floors down a pole and a rope to the ground even if there were wires and mattresses provided. I have to give props to Bosco and Steven.

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