Source : Yangon City Entertainment
The TV series entitled “The Little Nyonya” the Myanma Radio and Television is presenting from 7 am to 8 am on the weekend has become popular among the Myanmar TV lovers. World Wide Wealth Pte Ltd of Singapore is in a talk with a Myanmar company to present a Singaporean TV series “Together” following the TV series “The Little Nyonya”. TV series “Together” stars Yelt-hlyan (Jeanette Aw) and Yamamoto Yusuki (Dai Yang Tian), who plays their roles in “The Little Nyonya”. Under the arrangements of the Singaporean company to advertise TV series “Together”, Jeanette Aw and Dai Yang Tian will play a visit to Myanmar in mid February 2010. World Wide Wealth Pte Ltd is making preparations for Singaporean TV series and media to gain a foothold in Myanmar.
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Dai Yang Tian is a firm believer in destiny
Credit : Channel news asia
By Favian Ng, channelnewsasia.com Posted: 25 November 2009 1242 hrs
SINGAPORE: He has the looks and the charisma to sweep ladies off their feet but China-born actor Dai Yang Tian, who is well-known for his reclusiveness, doesn't open his heart easily.
So when I was tasked to interview the actor, I knew I had a challenge ahead of me.
When I met Dai at the media conference for Channel 8 blockbuster drama, "Together", last week, his body language said it all. He looked aloof and unapproachable but I was determined to wring some answers out of him.
After playing lovers in "The Little Nyonya" and then the musical "The Peranakan Ball", Dai and actress Jeanette Aw return as screen lovers in "Together". Set in Singapore, the pair go through a series of ordeals from the tumultuous 1960s to the 1990s before finding their happy ever after.
Thirty years is a long time. Would Dai make such a sacrifice for love?
"It's all down to fate, and I am a strong believer of that. If it happens, I will go all out to make everything work in the relationship. If it isn't [fated], I wouldn't bother getting myself into a relationship," said the Shanghai native.
The 24-year-old revealed that he has been through two relationships but alas, they were not meant to be.
"Both girls had great personalities and everything you could ask for, however, they appeared at the wrong time," he told Channelnewsasia.com
"Maybe God hasn't let the right person appear in my life."
Dai, who is currently single, is in no hurry to get into a relationship as he is waiting for everything to fall into place. And age is no concern for the actor.
"I believe I am mature enough to communicate at their level. It has to be a two-way thing as well. They have to be able to communicate and also be comfortable with my style. If all these things work, the relationship will work out," he said, before bringing fate into the picture once again.
"There are also other things such as fate. Even if two persons can communicate, it means that both of us can be friends but may not go beyond that stage."
So what's his impression of Singaporean women.
"Singaporean women are aggressive," he answered, to which I replied with a slightly bewildered look.
"Don't get me wrong. What I mean is that Singaporean women are more driven in terms of career compared to the Chinese. They aim for the best and work very hard to achieve it," he explained immediately.
"Maybe it's the society and environment they grew up in. They tend to be more independent compared to the Chinese women who are less independent and have a need for protection."
Describing himself opinionated and at times "chauvinistic", Dai is drawn towards girls who are understanding and gentle.
"I prefer my partner to be someone who needs me to protect her," he said, and in between those lines, he must have shattered some Singaporean girls' dreams.
Since he was so open about relationship matters, I took the opportunity to ask if he got that impression from co-star Jeanette Aw, after all, this is their third partnership in a year.
"Jeanette isn't the aggressive sort. She comes across as a very determined woman but also a very reserved person, just like me," he said. According to Dai, there are no sparks between them and they are now close friends who have finally learned to open up to one another.
"I can be quite slow to react to the situations around me. Maybe it's a man characteristic that's why I tend to be more reserved. It's hard for me to open myself to someone, but once I open up, it's impossible for me to become reserved again." - CNA/fa
By Favian Ng, channelnewsasia.com Posted: 25 November 2009 1242 hrs
SINGAPORE: He has the looks and the charisma to sweep ladies off their feet but China-born actor Dai Yang Tian, who is well-known for his reclusiveness, doesn't open his heart easily.So when I was tasked to interview the actor, I knew I had a challenge ahead of me.
When I met Dai at the media conference for Channel 8 blockbuster drama, "Together", last week, his body language said it all. He looked aloof and unapproachable but I was determined to wring some answers out of him.
After playing lovers in "The Little Nyonya" and then the musical "The Peranakan Ball", Dai and actress Jeanette Aw return as screen lovers in "Together". Set in Singapore, the pair go through a series of ordeals from the tumultuous 1960s to the 1990s before finding their happy ever after.
Thirty years is a long time. Would Dai make such a sacrifice for love?
"It's all down to fate, and I am a strong believer of that. If it happens, I will go all out to make everything work in the relationship. If it isn't [fated], I wouldn't bother getting myself into a relationship," said the Shanghai native.
The 24-year-old revealed that he has been through two relationships but alas, they were not meant to be.
"Both girls had great personalities and everything you could ask for, however, they appeared at the wrong time," he told Channelnewsasia.com
"Maybe God hasn't let the right person appear in my life."
Dai, who is currently single, is in no hurry to get into a relationship as he is waiting for everything to fall into place. And age is no concern for the actor.
"I believe I am mature enough to communicate at their level. It has to be a two-way thing as well. They have to be able to communicate and also be comfortable with my style. If all these things work, the relationship will work out," he said, before bringing fate into the picture once again.
"There are also other things such as fate. Even if two persons can communicate, it means that both of us can be friends but may not go beyond that stage."
So what's his impression of Singaporean women.
"Singaporean women are aggressive," he answered, to which I replied with a slightly bewildered look.
"Don't get me wrong. What I mean is that Singaporean women are more driven in terms of career compared to the Chinese. They aim for the best and work very hard to achieve it," he explained immediately.
"Maybe it's the society and environment they grew up in. They tend to be more independent compared to the Chinese women who are less independent and have a need for protection."
Describing himself opinionated and at times "chauvinistic", Dai is drawn towards girls who are understanding and gentle.
"I prefer my partner to be someone who needs me to protect her," he said, and in between those lines, he must have shattered some Singaporean girls' dreams.
Since he was so open about relationship matters, I took the opportunity to ask if he got that impression from co-star Jeanette Aw, after all, this is their third partnership in a year.
"Jeanette isn't the aggressive sort. She comes across as a very determined woman but also a very reserved person, just like me," he said. According to Dai, there are no sparks between them and they are now close friends who have finally learned to open up to one another.
"I can be quite slow to react to the situations around me. Maybe it's a man characteristic that's why I tend to be more reserved. It's hard for me to open myself to someone, but once I open up, it's impossible for me to become reserved again." - CNA/fa
Thursday, October 1, 2009
1st Preview : Together
Credit : Bagua TV blog by Paul Chan / Mediacorp TV
The video you have been so ‘kan-cheong’ to catch a glimpse is finally here at last! Be the first to watch it before millions of viewers get to see it on TV now.
Oh…and a special ‘当我们同在一起Together’ jotter book gift was specially created for the top advertisers and clients at the trade show today looking just like this:
The video you have been so ‘kan-cheong’ to catch a glimpse is finally here at last! Be the first to watch it before millions of viewers get to see it on TV now.
Oh…and a special ‘当我们同在一起Together’ jotter book gift was specially created for the top advertisers and clients at the trade show today looking just like this:
This video was edited off whatever footages were made available to us (excluding scenes now being filmed in Malacca). You will see Dai Yang Tian, Elvin Ng, Jeanette Aw, Zhang Zhen Huan and Kola Zhou’s dramatic transformation, including Constance Song, Wang Yu Qing and Hong Hui Fang. It is quite a dramatic and intense video clip. Here’s the video link to watch it now:
http://www.xin.sg/article.php?article=32419&st=dtl
The photo on the left is just a quick composite of the cast for the booklet distributed at the trade show today.
This was the ‘controversial’ photo which ‘inspired’ i-Weekly to make the claim that 欧萱 Jeanette Aw and 黄俊雄 Elvin Ng are ’downgraded’ to ‘supporting’ stars as they were seen positioned at the sides with Dai Yang Tian in the center.
Haha…this is taken too literally lah… 戴阳天 Dai Yang Tian is no doubt the drama’s 灵魂人物 but his story would only come through well involving and evolving with the others stars.
As you can see from the 1st video, every star is just as important to the success of a drama (even with a supporting role played by Constance Song). The real mega TV and Print campaign will roll out soon and you will see many different versions featuring all the stars.
Today marks ’Together’ 60th Countdown Day and 郭蕙雯 Eelyn Kok is the big star.
There will be 2 popular stars/singers chosen to sing the theme song and sub-theme song). Both songs are written by music guru 梁文福. The main theme is an emotional piece demanding a singer capable of evoking deep emotional depth in the vocal (guess which singer can make you cry simply by listening to the voice?) while the sub-theme is a ‘love-till-it-hurts’ ballad (guess which singer can make you feel the gentleness in the voice?). Both songs will most certainly shoot up on the 933 醉心龙虎榜 chart. I will blog about them in my next post tomorrow…
And of course, I will be blogging about the mega-all-star trade show event with photos and videos soon (gotta spend some time upload them lah…you think very easy ah…hehe)…
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