Forensic Heroes 3

Cast:
Wayne Lai as Po Kwok Tung, Pro Sir
Maggie Cheung as Mandy Chung
Kate Tsui as Ling Sin Yee
Ron Ng as Lee Chin Fung, Wind
Aimee Chan as Angel Chiang
Edwin Siu as Ken Ho
Nancy Wu
Ruco Chan
Ram Tseung
Mary Hon
Yuen Wah

Total Episodes: 30 episodes
Aired Dates: October 10 to November 18, 2011
Time Slot: Mondays to Fridays, 9.30pm
Channel: Astro Channel 921

Synopsis:
Senior Forensic chemist Po Kwok Tung (Pro Sir) works very closely with Senior Forensic Pathologist Mandy Chung through the years and are able to reach a deep understanding of each other.

After separating from his lawyer wife, Eva Chow, Pro Sir comes to a realisation that Mandy is the one who knows him best.

On the other hand, Senior Inspector Ling Sin Yee and her subbordinate, Sergeant Wind Lee Chin Fung managed to fall in love in between solving murder cases.

Love also struck the pair of Scientific Evidence officers, Angel Chiang and Ken Ho. Their constant bickering adds a touch of colour to the otherwise grim setting around the murders.

These teams of brilliant experts - forensics, police and the coroner worked together to solve even the toughest of crimes and fight of the rights of the victims.

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Forensic Heroes 3 Blessing Ceremony

Wayne Lai, Kate Tsui, Ron Ng, Maggie Cheung and Nancy Wu were among the cast present for Forensic Heroes 3's blessing ceremony in Tseung Kwan O. There were rumours that Kate was not well prepared for the filming and would often NG. When asked about this, Kate calmly denied this. She explained that she is a very professional and serious artiste and gave an example that during the Lunar New Year period, she continued to work everyday despite being ill.

Kate shares that she does a lot of prep work before each filming session. She explained that on one particular day, they were shooting at 6am and it was very windy. As such her hair was messed up and she has to NG because of that. Kate shared that she did not have many NG scenes. Her lines were also not that difficult to remember as she plays a police officer. She revealed that Wayne Lai has more complicated script as he is a forensic chemist.

Wayne says that every artiste should be responsible and have their lines properly memorised. He adds that the collaboration with the cast of [FH3] is very enjoyable. When asked if Kate has many NG scenes, Wayne was supportive and said all of them have their own share of NG. It is important to get the lines correct, every single word must be uttered correctly.

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

Maggie Cheung fills the void left by Charmaine Sheh

Recently, Charmaine Sheh slipped on ice and broke her arm in Hangzhou. As such she has to withdraw from TVB new series Forensic Heroes 3. As the filming for the series has begun, producer, Miu Siu Ching had to scramble to find a replacement.

Finally, the replacement for Charmaine was revealled and it turns out to be Maggie Cheung. Maggie tried out costumes and even had a new hairstyle for her new role. "Actually my hair could be shorter, but didn't want to go too far," explained Maggie.

Producer Miu is full of praise for Maggie's professionalism, "Maggie is really good, we are so rushed and she's still willing to help out, so professional!" However, Maggie was very humble and expressed her surprise at being asked to be part of the series. "I know they were in a huge rush. I'm also very familiar with Siu Ching and under this coincidental opportunity I accepted this series," Maggie explained. She also noted that [FH3] is her most rushed and most exciting series yet.

By taking part in [FH3], Maggie will once again be collaborating with two-time TV King, Wayne Lai. She shares that their earlier collaboration was in A Road and A Will and they also worked together on Chinese New Year movie, I love HK. Maggie joked that she hopes to stick to Wayne and share some of his prosperity.

Maggie also sent her best wishes to Charmaine and hoped that Charmaine will recover soon. Maggie also added that she does not consider herself as a replacement, merely someone who needs to fill the role. Coincidentally, the timing was right for her, so she accepted the job.

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