News Source: Oriental Daily
Translated by: Choccho @ Asianfanatics.net

Raymond Lam and Tavia Yeung in new TVB Series
Following the concert, Raymond Lam will be filming a new series with Tavia Yeung and Kenneth Ma which is scheduled to commence filming in July. This series was written and drawn under the inspiration of Japan’s famous TV series “Detective Galileo”.

The tentative title of the series is [談情說案 - Shall we state the case], taking the role as Galileo, Raymond, is a university associate professor in physics. As a rational scientist, he believes that in everything, there exists a connection with the philosophy of science.

Raymond will pair up with the criminal investigator, Tavia in solving many criminal cases. In the new series, they will be romantically linked up as well.

Raymond said that he grew up with detective novels, however, this would be his first detective series and that this would be a new experience for him. Asked if he has watched the TV series, Raymond said: “I don’t even have the time to watch the series that I have acted in, hence, time just does not permit me to watch other series.” Asked if he is worried that he will be compared with Masaharu Fukuyama, he said: “In everything that you do, you will still be the subject of comparison, nevertheless, there are many differences, from the the scripts and plots to the actors and actresses with different portrayal of each roles and characters, I believe they are different altogether.”

Focuses on Romantic relationship
This would also be Tavia’s first time taking on a role as a criminal investigator. Tavia said: “This is a fresh new experience for me. The plot is also different, I certainly look forward to it”.

Asked if she is worried that this series will be compared with Japan’s “Detective Galileo”, “Not worried, it’s totally different storyline, and according to the Producer, Lau Ka Hou, this series will also focus on the romantic relationships, hence, I believe the audience will not compare this series with “Detective Galileo”.

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