Kevin Cheng hopes to collaborate with cast of A Fistful of Stances again

TVB series A Fistful of Stances' ratings is mediocre but there are many active discussions by netizens in various online forums.

Kevin Cheng, who takes on dual role in the series, as both father and son, explained that it was rather challenging and hopes that the ratings can improve. He revealed that the script for this series is one of his favourites. He also enjoyed the filming process with the cast, including Kenneth Ma, Natalie Tong, Dominic Lam and Tavia Yeung, calling them family. Kevin shared that the meet up for dinners and movies after filming. Kevin hopes that the ratings can improve and pave way for a sequel as he look forward to collaborating with the same group of cast once more.

Kevin revealed that he is satisfied with his earning for 2010. In fact, in the beginning of the year, he earned a 7-figure sum when he was in the States, filming commercial and doing a few shows. Kevin will be heading to Malaysia together with Moses Chan, Ron Ng and Bosco Wong for a concert.

Despite being busy, Kevin is still very much a filial son. He still remembers his mother's wish for him to buy his own house. He wants to fulfill his mother's dream soon but the housing prices are skyrocket high. As such, Kevin says he will wait a bit more. Kevin shares that his mother rushed him to settle down two years ago but he has his own plans. He believes that the time is not right yet.

Source: Oriental Daily with translations by aZnangel @AsianUniverse.net

A Fistful of Stances

Cast:
Kevin Cheng as Koo Yu Cheung
Kenneth Ma as Koo Yu Tong
Natalie Tong as Ying Ngam Ming
Nancy Wu as Chow Mui Mui
Yuen Qiu as Au Yeung Wai-Lan
Tavia Yeung as Au Yeung Wai-Lan (Young version)
Dominic Lam as Wing Tak
Jacky Heung as Wing Man Kwan
Shirley Yeung
Selena Li

Total Episodes: 25 episodes
Aired Dates: March 17 to April 2, 2010
Time Slot: Mondays to Fridays, 9.30pm
Channel: Astro Channel 921

Synopsis:
Au Yeung Wai-Lan is the owner of a martial arts school. She was recently reunited with her eldest son, Koo Yu Cheung, after years of separation.

Upon Yu Cheung's return home, he was shocked to learn that his younger brother, Koo Yu Tong, is suffering from a critical illness. What is more shocking for Yu Cheung was that their father was murdered by Wing Tak, the owner of a medicinal company as well as the bitter rival of the Koo family.

Yu Cheung never liked kung-fu but has always shown potential for the arts. His potential in kung-fu shine even brighter when he takes on Wing Man Kwan, Wing Tak's son.

Wai-Lan places all her hopes on Yu Cheung to take on the Wing family. She even taught Yu Cheung a special set of kung-fu skills that was created by the Koo family. Wai-Lan even registers Yu Cheung for the Guangdong Boxing Championship, and as fate would have it, Yu Cheung's opponent at the tournament happens to be Man-Kwan!

Yu Cheung achieved tremendous success in martial arts but his success also makes him lose his bearings. He is caught in a love triangle with Ying Ngan Ming (Wai-Lan's apprentice) and Chow Mui Mui, his dream girl. Yu Cheung's confusion in love as well as his exhaustion with kung-fu caused him to fall in the final tournament.

Will Yu Cheung sort out his problems in time to save the Koo family?