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Andy Lau Admits “Mr. Red Carpet” is the Most Special Movie of His Career

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Andy Lau Admits “Mr. Red Carpet” is the Most Special Movie of His Career

62-year-old Andy Lau: After Mr. Red Carpet, I Grew Up

By Li Li, Yangcheng Evening News reporter

The Chinese New Year, the Year of the Dragon, is just around the corner and pre-sale for major Spring Festival films has already started. Among them, Ning Hao and Andy Lau’s “Mr. Red Carpet” has created a buzz in the entertainment industry, with a surprising number of tickets selling out within seconds.

Recently, the famous Douyin star Dong Yuhui, known as “Walking with Hui,” hosted a live broadcast featuring Ning Hao and Andy Lau, attracting 1.7 million viewers. During the live session, Andy Lau discussed how starring in his true self for “Mr. Red Carpet” was a transformative experience, reflecting on his 42 years in the industry.

The collaboration between Ning Hao and Andy Lau holds historical significance. During the live broadcast, Ning Hao shared insights into their partnership, revealing that he had drawn a poster for one of Andy Lau’s movies years ago. This little-known detail added yet another layer of significance to their long-standing professional relationship.

Ning Hao and Andy Lau also touched on the challenges they have faced in the industry and how they have grown together over the years. Andy Lau discussed this by pointing out that “Mr. Red Carpet” is the most special project he has worked on in his 42 years as an actor.

Aside from discussing their professional lives, the two also delved into the deeply personal aspects of their lives. For instance, Andy Lau spoke about how he manages his daughter’s exposure to electronic devices, highlighting that he limits her use and encourages her to read more books.

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The in-depth interview with Andy Lau and Ning Hao provided a rare glimpse into the personal and professional lives of these two iconic figures. Their experiences and reflections on their careers shed light on the complexities and challenges of the entertainment industry, offering valuable insights into the world of Chinese cinema.

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