Andy Lau was too nervous for the kissing scene! She actually knocked out her opponent’s front teeth and the identity of the heroine was revealed | Entertainment | Sanli News Network SETN.COM

Entertainment Center/Reported by Liang Xueting

▲Andy Lau and Maggie Cheung collaborated on the movie “Carmen”. (Picture/reproduced from bilibili)

The 62-year-old Hong Kong king Andy Lau has been in the industry for 42 years and has repeatedly won the Best Actor Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He has starred in countless movies and TV series and won many fans. But when he just started filming, he knocked out the heroine’s front teeth during the kiss scene because he used too much force.

▲When Andy Lau passionately kissed Maggie Cheung, he knocked out her little rabbit teeth. (Picture/reproduced from bilibili)

Hong Kong actor Ng Chun-yu recently revealed on the variety show “Infinity Class Season 2” that Andy Lau once knocked out the front teeth of the heroine Maggie Cheung in “Carmen”, the first film directed by Wong Kar-wai. The two played cousins ​​and lovers in the play. During a kissing scene in a phone booth, the two were a little nervous perhaps for the first time working together. Andy Lau accidentally knocked out Maggie Cheung’s teeth.

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Afterwards, when Andy Lau was interviewed on a variety show, the host mentioned the matter and asked, “I heard that you use extra force when filming kissing scenes. Once during filming, the heroine’s front teeth were still fine, but after filming with you, My front teeth were knocked out after the scene, is this true?” In this regard, Andy Lau frankly admitted: “Yes, actually the heroine the host mentioned who had her front teeth knocked out is Maggie Cheung.”

▲Andy Lau felt very guilty afterwards. (Picture/reproduced from bilibili)

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The film was released before the establishment of Hong Kong’s film classification system. It was later classified as a Category III film when it was released on DVD and was released on June 9, 1988. In addition to being shortlisted for a total of twelve nominations at the 25th Golden Horse Awards and the 8th Hong Kong Film Awards, “Carmen” also won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Art Director, among which Jacky Cheung also won the Best Supporting Actor. In 2005, “Carmen” was voted one of the “100 Best Chinese Films” by the Hong Kong Film Awards Association.