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CJ7
Sunday, Jan 27, 2008 12:57PM / Standard Entry / Members only
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After almost 3 years of work, CJ7 finally makes its premiere, well I won't talk much what's the story about here, go check it out in theatres, public release on 31 Jan, just one hint, this time we target at the tears of the audiences but not the laughters, try to bring a kid or at least a lady to watch with you, they will like it.

Btw, I'm the scrīpt writer and producer of CJ7.

The 2 genius young actors in CJ7, we spent 2 years to find them among few hundreds of kids in China. Btw, they are both girls.

The radio show turns out ok, just waking up in early cold morning is kinda torture, but meeting people told me that they like to listen to my show while going to work makes me a happy man.

The food show is going smooth too, started showing since last Sat, 8pm on cable tv channel 12.

Eating at a restaurant that specializing in making abalone, the small one I'm holding costs about $5000 HKD and the big one costs more than $100,000, I ate the small one, yummy but expensive, almost $1000 a bite, lucky I don't have to pay for it.

And I'm still looking for foreign ladies who now live in HK know how to cook and speak a bit Chinese, I need the ladies to cook some hometown food in their home for me in my show, so if you are interested and fulfilling the above mentioned, pls drop me msg. thx.

Entry comments (32)

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liangzecheng
posted on Saturday, Jan 31, 2009 3:55AM [Report]

阿大哥，可五可以写返D中文字，英文我五晓啊！
Etchy
posted on Thursday, Jul 24, 2008 5:44PM [Report]

i saw this interview on the airplane to japan last month, it was fun. they've grown fast!
sararuvi_spain
posted on Friday, Jul 18, 2008 4:09PM [Report]

Awww I like this pics ^^ u look great and they so cute hahaha

What a surprise the protagonist og CJ7 was a little girl =O hehe
xibanyae
posted on Wednesday, May 21, 2008 10:20AM [Report]

hello Vincent, i was able to catch CJ7 last weekend. awesome movie from beginning to end. great!

by the way, i wanted to introduce you to my friends blog, he had a funny experience in regards of CJ7. Here is the link:

http://www.alivenotdead.com/enriqueamador/On+Stephen+Chow-s+CJ7-profile-161762.html

cheers~!
magk
posted on Monday, Apr 21, 2008 2:07AM [Report]

hi, you are very funny but serious person!
Support you & Ganbatte!
;)
夏雪melody
posted on Saturday, Apr 12, 2008 2:00PM [Report]

好大只鲍鱼啊！！！
fire5704
posted on Thursday, Apr 10, 2008 3:11PM [Report]

Honestly i don't like cj7 much,
but still i expect your new product
yylqymzk
posted on Sunday, Mar 23, 2008 1:42AM [Report]

扮演小狄的小演员很有天份啊，要不是事先知道是女孩扮演的，可能真的会以为是男孩子
EdyS
posted on Friday, Feb 29, 2008 12:26PM [Report]

Hi CUTE MAN! I like CJ7!
Captain
posted on Wednesday, Feb 13, 2008 6:03PM [Report]

Hope you can help save our planet and her fragile wildlife. Both the big and small abalone in your hands should be wild, not nurtured. Perhaps you can make use of your influence.
zhifuxingjia
posted on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 6:46PM [Report]

挖，哇
Marie Jost
posted on Tuesday, Feb 5, 2008 6:36AM [Report]

More thoughts on Southern food.

Better than meatloaf (and more specific to the American South) is shrimp and grits. For those who don't know, grits are stoneground white corn, very similar to Italian polenta and cooked in a similar manner like a porridge. Shrimp and grits seasons the grits, often with hot pepper, sometimes you add cheese and then lightly sauteed shrimp. Delicious, especially with a side of greens. Collard greens is more traditionally Southern, but I prefer Swiss chard.

I hope you can find a lady from the American South to cook shrimp and grits for your show. This dish is an American regional classic.
Marie Jost
posted on Monday, Feb 4, 2008 7:32PM [Report]

If I was in Hong Kong (and really spoke Cantonese--working on it) I'd cook you some southern-style meatloaf, mashed potatoes and green beans for your show. A real Southern American meal. (Of course, that isn't how I really cook at home: mostly pan-Asian and Med rim (Mediterranean, including North African and the Levant). If you ever come to North Carolina in the US, I'll cook dinner for you. How about a French Daube if it's winter, or grilled salmon with a curry dry rub it its hot? We'll add some produce from the local Farmer's Market to be sure everything is fresh. See, there are plenty of Americans who cook "real" food. Stereotypes are made to be broken.
DolphinEn
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 5:42PM [Report]

Too bad the movies start showing in cinema on the 1st day of Chinese New Year :'(
ajxaj
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 10:52AM [Report]

that kid is so coolllll

i want my daughter in future likes her
GARFLELD23
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 10:49AM [Report]

想知道做导演最重要的是什么?因为我想成为导演
Kevin731
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 10:42AM [Report]

难道你就是传说中的"唐牛"??幸会幸会~~
Ian Powers
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 7:33AM [Report]

did one about cj-7 also
Ian Powers
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 7:32AM [Report]

hi, I just put up a new blog please come check it out.thanks
l_helen
posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 6:58AM [Report]

oh wow.. cant wait to see it.. can i bring myself to see it?? wonder if i will cry or happy when i see it.. XDDD....haha... anyway, Congrats!!!

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Vincent Kok Tak Chiu has taken an active part in the Hong Kong film industry for over 15 years now...
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Vincent Kok Tak Chiu has taken an active part in the Hong Kong film industry for over 15 years now. Since his graduation from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada majoring in Communications and Economics, he has become a multi-media professional specializing in film making.

Besides being a well-known scriptwriter and director, Vincent is a celebrity TV and movie, Radio Show host, a producer, creative director, director of TVC, a regular columnist for newspapers as well as a published food critic.

During the years 2001-2003, he took up the role of Chief Operating Officer of Golden Harvest Film Productions Ltd, a listed company and a world famous studio. And in 2002, Vincent was also awarded Best Screenplay by the Hong Kong Film Critics for the film “You Shoot, I Shoot”.

Up till now, Vincent has written more than 30 screenplays, produced 9 feature films and directed 9 feature films, all of them enjoying great success in the box office. The movies he directed, such as “Forbidden City Cop” (1996), “Gorgeous” (1998) and more, has involved international stars including Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow, Tony Leung, and Shu Qi.

In recent years, Vincent has continued to star in the box office with comedies that cleverly grasps current trends and humor. He has just finished collaborating with Stephen Chow in writing the screenplay as well as producing his upcoming movie “CJ 7” after the last great hit “Kung Fu Hustle”. Vincent’s passion for the film industry, as well as his creativity, is reflected in his success and in his achievements across multi-media.

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Occupation: Screenwriter , Director , Actor
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