Gosling and Cianfrance previously teamed up on the Oscar-nominated romantic drama 'Blue Valentine' and the acclaimed thriller 'The Place Beyond the Pines'.Īs per Variety, Cianfrance is taking over directing duties from Leigh Whannell, who had to drop out of the project due to a scheduling conflict.
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Oscar-nominated actor Ryan Gosling and director Derek Cianfrance are reuniting for 'Wolfman', the latest monster movie from Universal Pictures. Workers premieres on HBO GO on 10 May at 9pm with two back-to-back episodes followed by one new episode at the same time weekly.ANI | Washington DC | Updated: 27-10-2021 12:40 IST | Created: 27-10-2021 12:40 IST Ryan Gosling. As for me, I get to spend more time with my family and I have been cooking more than usual. “My son is very happy because it's rare for my wife and I to be at home with him every single day, to spend every minute and every second with him. How is Lee coping with staying at home with his wife, actress Fann Wong, and his young son, during the coronavirus pandemic? The actor, who lives in Singapore, is managing OK with the partial lockdown “circuit breaker” measures. To this reporter’s (admittedly untrained) ears, his Hokkien speech in the show is very fluent. Well, Lee’s hard work in learning his Minnan lines paid off. So I had to spend a lot of time in the two months before filming to learn my lines.” But the Hokkien that we speak and Taiwanese Hokkien is quite different. Lee said, “I’m a Teochew, but all my childhood friends spoke Hokkien. Thankfully, the producers were supportive and provided him with a language coach. But he was worried that his lack of proficiency in the Minnan dialect would delay the production schedule. When Lee was offered the role in Workers and received the production notes, he was really drawn to the story and characters. So these different experiences helped me to relate well with my character.” I've worked in a warehouse, I’ve sold meat and I was also a waiter.
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We took on mostly odd jobs or manual labour jobs. Many of us in the village, including myself, entered the workforce at a very young age.
Speaking mostly in Mandarin, Lee said, “I was raised in a small kampung (village) in Melaka, and my family wasn’t well-to-do. The Malaysian actor relates very well to the blue-collar character, as he came from working class origins himself. Lee spoke to reporters during a video conference interview last week to promote the show. This reporter really liked his performance as an uncouth but immensely likeable character who struggles to make money for his family. Although he is used to playing suave leading-man characters, he’s not even afraid to flaunt his paunch and generally behave in a very coarse manner in this role. Lee is really committed to portraying his working class character, warts, and all. Yahoo Lifestyle SEA has watched advance screeners of the first two episodes of this six-episode mini-series, and we can attest to the fact that Lee is really funny in his role as an iron welder who constantly thinks of get-rich-quick schemes. Lee’s character, Ming-qi, keeps on leading the other two into hare-brained plans to make a quick buck.
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The series centres on three friends who are blue-collar construction workers. Lee co-stars with Taiwanese actors Alex Ko, Yu An-shun, Hsueh Shih-ling and Miao Ke-li. Workers is a show filmed in the Mandarin and Minnan languages. But he’s been flexing his comedic acting chops in HBO Asia’s dramedy, Workers, which will premiere on Sunday (10 May). SINGAPORE - You don’t often see Christopher Lee in a funny role. Update: Christopher Lee won Best Actor in a Miniseries at the 2021 Golden Bell Awards for his role in Workers. The character is an iron welder looking for a quick way to get rich. Malaysian actor Christopher Lee as Ming-qi in HBO Asia's comedy-drama series Workers.
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