Chloe So, ANSONBEAN and Amy Lo are all injured, as they truly take risk with their lives Chloe So goes snorkeling on Ishigaki Island in Okinawa, Japan Amy Lo, ANSONBEAN and Chloe So promote their new film GOOD GAME courtesy of mingpao.com The e-sport themed inspirational movie GOOD GAME (JOOK DIN) opened yesterday. Although the film was not a big production, the audience still praised the film as a surprise. Playing game console virtual characters in the film, Amy Lo Wai Man, ANSONBEAN Chan Ngai Sun and Chloe So Ho Yi were interviewed about their filming experiences. Lo Wai Man and ANSONBEAN were both injured during the filming of the action scenes, one was injured to the point of blood covering the entire leg, and the other was hit with a cracked bone; but they still completed the filming and showed professionalism!Lo Wai Man played the virtual character of Andrew Lam Man Chung in the e-sports game, she joked that the director asked her not to directly imitate Brother Chung and he was too difficult to imitate anymore. Lam Man Chung was also too funny on the set, and Lo Wai Man is often "shocked" by him. As for the styling, she had to wear a leather jacket, pose with a shield and pretend to be shot; but during the filming of an action scene staged in the market, her knees were scrapped up, and as a result, her entire leg was covered in blood. Originally the shoot could not continue, but she finally decided to use a nude bra to cover up her kneecap. She continue the shoot then rely on post production to remove it. She did not mind leaving a scar and even thought it would look very cool.ANSONBEAN had the most action scenes in the film, climbing and carrying two guns just like John Wick's "Gun Fu". He even practiced somersaults before the performance, and took the initiative to challenge the action director Law Ho Ming to challenge stunts he has never done before. On the first day he was filming in a narrow ditch outdoors, and his knee accidentally hit a stone embankment and cracked his bones. "However I was so excited that I didn't feel any pain at the time, I didn't know the pain until I knelt down to shoot an action scene the next day!" When filming another scene with "Gun Fu" to spin the gun, he scratched his fingers and bled, but fortunately the scene could still be used. As for So Ho Yi as the sniper she had the least action scenes, but she had to carry a very heavy rifle. The team made three guns of different weights as a backup, but the director only asked her to use the heaviest real gun. "Sometimes I couldn't hold it for less than 5 seconds, my arm couldn't stay in place and drooped down. With the kick back from firing the gun, my shoulder is all bruised!" While on location she was under the sun for 12 hours and ended up vomiting when she returned home. She said, "It was so rough that I got sick, I probably had a minor heat stroke."ANSONBEAN earlier announced his retreat from show business, but very quickly changed his mind, returned to work and got back on track. He said, "I will continue to work, work hard along the way. At the time because of the pressure of social media, the whole mode of operation has been different. When I first entered the industry, I really wanted to perform and didn't think too much, but now I find that I have to make a lot of videos. I have never thought that I would need to do so much, but when I took a break I slowly remembered performing has to come first. I like Hip Hop, I like rap, I like music and acting, then I got my strength back. I don't want to share my life so much, but I have to remember that I am performing first. In order to be able to perform, I am active and will continue to work hard. During the break, everyone have shown me a lot of care, introduced books for me to read, and also changed my living habits. I have different views toward work, and everyone's love has helped me a lot." Has his ex-girlfriend Jaime Cheung Tin Wing also helped him? He said, "She definitely helped me, my family, Grandma, Little brother too, even the company gave me a lot of time to rest. Thank you very much everyone."