The box office of the Hong Kong film “The Corridor of Justice” has been rising steadily, breaking through the 20 million mark recently. However, an open letter was posted on the Internet last night (19th), claiming to be a staff member involved in the film, accusing two actresses of being forced to reveal themselves in a scene about the murder of the “Nazi Party” in the film. Producer Weng Ziguang immediately responded to the incident on the Internet, emphasizing that “the only Chinese actress who had a nude performance, Ms. Sun Heying, was personally contacted. She is a body art model, and the nudity performance was also agreed in advance, and there was no coercion. She also expressed her willingness to come forward and clarify the situation.”
Sun Heyang also posted an article on the Internet afterwards, claiming that director He Juetian and producer Weng Ziguang were innocent, and responded with a list of points, clarifying that the contents of the open letter are all false news, “I discussed with the crew before shooting that the shooting scale is just a dew point. There is no situation of coercion to undress on the spot.” She also emphasized, “If I really encounter injustice, I will stand up by myself. There is no need for other people to speak up for me at this time.”
The open letter pointed out that the actors involved only knew that they needed to expose their backs, “but not long after they arrived at the scene for filming, they were suddenly asked to remove their breast stickers.” He also criticized director He Juetian and his director team for asking them to take off their breast stickers under public pressure , “The two could not understand each other, and under the pressure of the on-site shooting, they had to succumb and remove the nipple stickers.” The letter also pointed out that while the actors involved were waiting for the shooting, some staff put on clothes for them to temporarily cover their bodies. One producer said: “It’s useless to cover it up even if it’s exposed!”
Sun Heyang clarified that he could speak Cantonese originally, and there was no language barrier at all, and during the two filmings, “My husband was on set and sitting next to the director or producer, and it was impossible for the producer to say “It’s all useless, it’s useless for Zheli”.”
In addition, the Facebook group “occupying trend” that originally released the open letter also posted again this morning, stating that it has learned that one of the producers, Weng Ziguang and actress Jenny Suen, responded that “there is obviously a discrepancy with the source of the news. Since it is really impossible to provide more In order not to affect more people, I would like to apologize here.”