Charmaine Sheh and Raymond Lam Have Great Chemistry

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    Although they have not collaborated in years, Charmaine Sheh (佘詩曼) and Raymond Lam (林峯) are able to easily fall back into their old work rhythm, making filming of The Apostle <使徒行者> a piece of cake.

    One of TVB’s most popular on-screen couples, Charmaine and Raymond’s real life friendship translates into perfect chemistry as they portray a pair of bickering undercover informants who later fall in love. Comfortable around each other, the two were lively on the set and brought a fun and carefree spirit into their performances.

    They also had no qualms about being intimate during some of the more romantic scenes. On February 10, the pair was on location to shoot a scene where Charmaine consoles Raymond with a tight hug. Battling low temperature and bitter wind chill, the two had no complaints as they repeated the scene over ten times for the crew to capture the best angles. Despite shivers and sniffles, Charmaine and Raymond made good effort to look convincing and were happy with the results.

    Even though there were rumors that Raymond turned down TVB’s new year film series A Time For Love <愛情來的時候> because he did not want to work with Charmaine, his friendliness with his co-star certainly proved them baseless gossips. Off the set, the two were often seen chatting and joking with each other, appearing relaxed and having a good time. When reporters commented that Charmaine seems to fare better filming in the cold weather, Raymond quickly tattled that she had hid heat packs underneath her clothes, a benign tease similar to those between silly friends or beloved siblings.

    Although the two will share romantic sparks in the series, Charmaine feels that the sentiments will largely be implied and warned viewers that there may not be any kissing scenes. A new and unique role for both, Charmaine and Raymond must work hard to deliver in what seems to be a heavily character-driven series. Luckily, their enthusiasm and good working relationship make the process that much easier.



    Creds: Ming Pao