Halina Tam wouldn't say no to a TVB comeback

Heidi Hsia

Updated 18 January 2017 at 10:35 pm

19 Jan - It has been a while since Halina Tam starred in any drama or movie, and now she is making her comeback with not one, but two movies under her belt.

As reported on On CC News, the actress, who appeared on the set of her new movie, "Adieu" alongside Michelle Wai, Philip Keung, and Helena Law, shared that she felt at home surrounded by her co-stars.

"I am just so happy to be able to work with Philip and Helena again after more than ten years," she said.

Halina, who was busy managing her snack shop with her husband Eric Choi for the last few years, shared that she could immediately feel the passion for acting coming back, and that she would continue accepting roles that are right for her.

When asked if she would make a TVB comeback, Halina, whose last made a guest appearance on "Forensic Heroes III" in 2011, stated that she wouldn't say no if asked.

"My past drama, "Virtues of Harmony" recently aired again. Watching it again, I thought it was pretty interesting. I had a lot of fun making it," she admitted.

(Photo Source: Halina Tam Weibo)

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