Nat Chan: Why studios still burn things for fire scenes?

Natalis Chan shares what he thinks about the recent "Amazing Spring" incident.
Natalis Chan shares what he thinks about the recent "Amazing Spring" incident.

24 Sep – Hong Kong actor Natalis "Nat" Chan recently expressed disappointment after hearing the news that several actors of the upcoming movie "Amazing Spring" were injured in a fire accident that occurred on the set of the movie in Malaysia.

As reported on On CC, the actor, who himself had suffered from burns while filming a movie in the past, stated that there was no reason for the production to film a burning scene in the modern age where it could have been done with computer effects.

"Why is it so necessary for them to use real fire? Do a lot of people have to die to make films?" he asked.

As for actress Sharon Yeung, who suffered second-degree burns on seven percent of her body from the fire, Nat stated that the actress has always been a strong person.

"I wish her a speedy recovery. She relies a lot on her strength to make a living," he said.

Back in 1982, Nat spent 40 days in hospital after a stunt backfired when seven gasoline bombs blew in instead of out while rehearsing for TVB Anniversary Gala.

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