The Borneo Post

Artistes reveal ghostly encounters at TVB studios

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HONG KONG: They might be the hallucinat­ions of very tired artistes filming into the a.m. hours but many TVB artistes have recounted encounteri­ng strange happenings while filming at TVB studios.

Ron Ng revealed: “We were filming ‘Find the Light’ day and night. My colleagues and I were sleeping in the male lounge. Suddenly, my colleague next to me started blabbering as if he was possessed by a ghost. But I couldn’t understand what he was saying. The creepiest part was that his voice sounded like a completely different person. We all got scared and ran off!”

Ron continued, “Some colleagues told me that inside the male lounge, there appeared an eight-year-old girl around midnight. He asked the girl why she was there, but she didn’t answer. TVB studios has a policy that all child actors have to leave by 11 p.m. After this incident, there have been stories that child (ghosts) haunted the male lounge.”

Another incident involved the broadcasti­ng of drama, ‘Daddy Cool’, in which an odd shadow appeared in one scene.

Lai Lok Yi’s relationsh­ip with 52-year-old Patricia Ha in ‘Daddy Cool’ is regarded as one of the drama’s highlights. In a particular scene where Patricia was helping Lai Lok Yi get into bed, some viewers noticed a strange shadow on a chair in the room. When zoomed in, a black shadow resembling a long-haired female can be seen. Staff later cleared up the issue and said someone accidental­ly placed a plank of wood near one of the lights, causing a random shadow.

When he still worked at TVB in his early career, Nick Cheung encountere­d a mysterious whistling sound while filming ‘Game of Deceit’ with Jessica Hsuan. Although the entire crew heard it while the camera was still rolling, the whistling sound was absent when the crew watched the playback later on.

Ekin Cheng played War Game with his friends inside TVB studios one time, but ended up counting an extra person when he was doing the headcount. Originally with just eight people, Ekin kept counting nine people. Another time when the actor was resting on the carpet in between shoots, a chandelier fell right beside him. When the crew asked if Ekin was hurt, an employee told him quietly that he saw a female figure sitting on top of the chandelier right before it fell.

Encounteri­ng a creepy incident as well, Raymond Lam once said his personal assistant was not able to find him in the room he was sleeping in. Never having left the room, Raymond was spooked as to why the assistant did not see him sleeping on the sofa.

Another time, Raymond felt he was forcefully held down by an unknown force when he was sleeping. He said, “The incident happened two years ago. That night I was very tired. While sleeping, the female ghost held me down and I couldn’t move my arms or legs. But my mind was mentally awake. I felt a cold sensation and saw a misty shadow at the edge of my bed. The harder I tried to move, the harder she held me down. So I said to her, ‘I’m very tired. Tomorrow morning I have to work; please let me go!’ The shadow came closer to me and spoke in Mandarin: ‘It’s him, it’s him…” Then she disappeare­d.”

However, the most well-known chilling ghost at TVB is the Milk Tea Lady, whom many employees claim they have encountere­d. In a female washroom in Studio 6, some female workers said they have heard knocking on their stalls and voices of an old lady asking them if they want to drink milk tea.

The incidents might be or might not be true but these stories still bring chills down the spine when told.

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Ron Ng

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